When USR Meets the SDGs

USR aims to create shared value with society. To guide our progress, we adopt clear and systematic evaluation criteria—helping turn our vision into measurable impact.
In 2015, the United Nations launched 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), offering a global framework for balanced growth across economy, society, and environment through 2030.

According to Taiwan’s 2020 SDGs Education Handbook, schools play a key role in promoting sustainability and empowering informed decision-making. At NCCU, we apply the SDGs as benchmarks to shape and assess our USR outcomes—ensuring both direction and global relevance.

2022-01-11
College of Social Sciences Hosts Zhinan Policy Forum: Urban Redevelopment and National Land Sustainability
To foster deeper discussion on the Hsinchu City-County merger, NCCU’s College of Social Sciences held the Zhinan Policy Forum on January 11, inviting faculty to offer interdisciplinary insights on administrative restructuring.
2021-12-27
A Rising Power? NCCU Invites JNU Scholar to Discuss India's Development
As part of the “Developments in the Global South” series, Dr. Raviprasad Narayanan was invited to analyze India’s development and its potential as a rising power.
2021-12-23
Exploring Wenshan Through Community Engagement: USR Partners with NCCU High School and Wanfang High School
In 2021, NCCU’s USR project partnered with two high schools to offer a course on Wenshan’s social issues, blending lectures with community-based activities to foster student engagement and social responsibility.
2021-12-20
Indigenous Land Policy and Environmental Planning Forum Broadens Perspectives Through Interdisciplinary Dialogue
On December 10, NCCU hosted the 4th Indigenous Land Policy Forum, bringing together scholars from multiple disciplines to explore Indigenous land issues and promote interdisciplinary dialogue.
2021-12-20
NCCU College of Commerce and Amundi Pioneer Industry-Academia Partnership for a Sustainable ESG Future
The “Green Finance Innovation Summit” held on December 15 brought together experts from industry, government, and academia to discuss ESG, green bonds, and sustainable finance in Taiwan.
2021-12-13
College of Social Sciences ╳ MEPA Program – Chen Mei-ling on Public Service and Regional Revitalization
On December 11, Chen Mei-ling shared insights on regional revitalization policy as part of NCCU’s “Leadership Vision and Altruistic Values” lecture series.
2021-12-13
Seeing Poverty: USR “Wenshan for All” Project Launches Micro-Course with Taipei First Girls High School
As part of the “Wenshan for All” University Social Responsibility (USR) initiative, NCCU partnered with Taipei First Girls High School to offer a six-session micro-course titled “Seeing Poverty: It’s Not What You Think” during the first semester of the 2021 academic year. The course concluded successfully, fostering deeper understanding of poverty-related issues.
2021-12-17
Field Visit to Jianshi Township: Documenting Local Perspectives
On November 22–23, NCCU’s USR team visited Jianshi Township to explore local development and industry diversity as part of regional revitalization efforts.
2021-12-09
Responding to Deepfake Incidents: Cheng Tzu-Wei Discusses Digital Sexual Violence
On December 7, NCCU hosted a talk on digital sexual violence, featuring legal and counseling experts who addressed the issue from legal, structural, and cultural perspectives, drawing over 70 participants.
2021-12-09
Urban Indigenous Identity Explored Through Media Dialogue at Joint NCCU–Shih Hsin Lecture
On December 8, NCCU and Shih Hsin University co-hosted a lecture on self-media and Indigenous identity, featuring scholars, podcasters, and students sharing their personal experiences.
2021-12-03
Guarding Hometown: NCCU Team Wins Top Prize with Tech-Driven Disaster Prevention
Professor Shih-Yuan Lin’s “Spatiotemporal Disaster Defense Team” won first prize at the “Smart Hometown” competition, Taiwan’s largest digital social innovation contest.
2021-12-01
2021 MOE Higher Education SPROUT Project: Results Showcase Series Open to All
Since 2018, NCCU’s SPROUT Project has promoted diverse learning, global vision, and digital innovation to nurture socially engaged, interdisciplinary talents.