This spring, students in Professor Yen-Chu Weng’s course “Environmental Issues in East Asia” participated in an Online International Collaboration Learning (COIL) project with students from Taiwan on evaluating the accessibility of interpretive signs in nature parks. COIL is an approach to foster global competence through development of a multicultural learning environment that links university classes

Professor David Bachman was quoted in a May 14, 2024, UW Daily article titled, “What a TikTok ban could mean for UW.“

On Friday, February 2, 2024, University of Wyoming Associate Professor Yi-Ling Chen joined the UW Taiwan Studies Program for a special presentation on the housing crisis in Taiwan. UW Professor of Landscape Architecture Jeff Hou moderated and hosted the Q&A session following Dr. Chen’s presentation. Taiwan, like most developed nations, is struggling with rising housing

On Monday, February 12 at 3:30 in HUB 337, the Center for Korea Studies and the Taiwan Studies Programs welcomed Y.T. Shim Visiting Professor, Dr. Keun Lee (Seoul National University) for a special lecture.  Based on a working paper, Dr. Lee’s talk analyzed China’s complicated geopolitical position within global semiconductor supply chains and the similarly

Scroll down to learn more about two Taiwan Study Abroad Programs in June 2024 and September 2024! Global Innovation Exchanges Taipei: Semiconductor Industry Insights June 17-28, 2024 (Summer A-term) Credits: 3 Applications due January 31, 2024 Further information and application for the Study Abroad Program are located here. Sign up for the January 16 info

Are you interested in studying design while exploring Taiwan? Our colleagues at the School of Art + Art History + Design invite you to join them for a 3-week study abroad program this September: Design in Taiwan: Sustainable Innovation through Craft and Technology September 1 – September 21, 2024 Travel throughout Taipei and Tainan to

On Wednesday, March 6 from 3:30 to 5pm in THO 317 and online, the UW Taiwan Studies Program welcomed Professor Niki Alsford to discuss his newest book entitled Taiwan Lives: A Social and Political History. Published by the University of Washington Press as the first book in the Taiwan and the World book series supported by UW-TSP, Taiwan