Program Overview
Drawing on a century-long foundation in teacher education, professional faculty, and teaching resources, the University promotes diverse continuing education programs spanning teacher training, credit-bearing courses, industry talent development, certification preparation, active-aging learning, and lifestyle enrichment. These programs respond to the needs of educational practice, industry development, and an aging society, building a cross-generational lifelong learning platform.
Number of Participants
1,715 instances
Continuing Education Program Scale
NT$17.89 million
Ministry of Labor TTQS Evaluation
Silver Since 2022
Course Planning
Professional Development in Education
Building on a century-long strength in teacher education, the University continues to offer courses for teachers' professional growth.
Course Categories (6) ▾
Elementary Education Subject Endorsement
Bilingual Teaching
Inclusive Education
Adapted Physical Education
Gender Equity Education
Post-Baccalaureate Credit Program
Industry Talent Training
Actively connecting with industry trends and competency needs, the University continues to administer the Ministry of Labor's Industry Talent Investment Program.
Course Categories (4) ▾
AI Applications
Data Analysis
Language Learning
Professional Certifications
Lifelong Learning for All Ages
In response to an aging society and the public's lifelong learning needs, the University continues to promote the Active Aging University and diverse lifestyle courses.
Course Categories (5) ▾
Arts
Language
Psychology
Wellness
Cultural Exploration
University-wide Continuing Education Performance Statistics, Past Three Years
Note: Revenue from credit-bearing programs is recorded in the year the course begins. Some courses use staged payment schedules, and 2025 revenue is continuing to increase.
For a complete list of continuing education courses and details of each program, please see Section 6-5 of the 2025 Sustainability Report.