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【轉知】國立臺灣大學EMI教學資源中心辦理「跨校EMI教師成長社群計畫」，歡迎教師踴躍報名參加~ 【Announcement】NTU EMI Teaching and Learning Center Invites Faculty to Apply for the Cross-University EMI Faculty Learning Community Program

【轉知】國立臺灣大學EMI教學資源中心辦理「跨校EMI教師成長社群計畫」，歡迎教師踴躍報名參加~

    • 跨校EMI教師成長社群申請說明：
      • 申請方式：即日起受理申請至115年12月31日止，寄送申請書至國立臺灣大學EMI教學資源中心信箱ntuemitlc@ntu.edu.tw。
      • 社群組成：成員須由至少跨3校之6位教師組成，每位教師以參加1個社群為限。申請辦法、執行期程及經費編列說明及申請表單詳如:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KEU7aITt9eQEM3YEY_WhtowFD9bDKwTp/view?usp=sharing。
      • 國立臺灣大學EMI教學資源中心預計舉辦成果交流會等相關活動，請各社群至少1位以上之社群教師出席參與，詳細資訊將於該中心網站另行公告。
      • 補助經費：經費補助以業務費為限，經費審查重點包含社群人員規模、活動類型及效益擴散性，補助規模平均以每人新臺幣2萬元為上限，每社群於2階段執行期間之補助總額，合計最高以新臺幣20萬元為限。

【Announcement】NTU EMI Teaching and Learning Center Invites Faculty to Apply for the Cross-University EMI Faculty Learning Community Program

The EMI Teaching and Learning Center at National Taiwan University (NTU) is now accepting applications for the Cross-University EMI Faculty Learning Community Program. Faculty members are welcome to apply.

【Application Guidelines】

  • Application Period and Submission: Applications are accepted from now until December 31, 2026. Please submit the application form via email to the NTU EMI Teaching and Learning Center at ntuemitlc@ntu.edu.tw.

  • Community Composition: Each community must consist of at least six faculty members from at least three different universities. Each faculty member may participate in only one community. Please refer to the attached documents for application guidelines, implementation schedule, budget preparation guidelines, and application forms. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KEU7aITt9eQEM3YEY_WhtowFD9bDKwTp/view?usp=sharing

  • Community Activities: The NTU EMI Teaching and Learning Center plans to organize outcome-sharing sessions and other related activities. At least one faculty member from each community is required to attend these events. Further details will be announced on the Center’s website.

  • Funding: Funding is limited to operating expenses. Applications will be reviewed based on factors including community size, types of activities, and potential for disseminating outcomes. The average funding cap is NT$20,000 per faculty member, with a maximum total grant of NT$200,000 per community across the two implementation phases.