Neutral platform to discuss issues
• NYCU upholds academic freedom and freedom of expression. Its social media accounts provide an open forum for opinions without censorship, while the NYCU Labor Union ensures communication between faculty and the university. These values are also embedded in courses such as Introduction to Islamic Civilization, Collective Labor Law and Unfair Labor Practices, Social Justice and Human Rights.
• The School of Law and the International Center for Cultural Studies serve as platforms for students and researchers of diverse backgrounds to address global challenges through forums and lecture series on topics including human rights, labor power, digital governance, democratic governance, civil disobedience, and digital healthcare regulation.
All evidence is publicly accessible online:
1. Social media accounts:
NYCU Official Facebook Account https://www.facebook.com/YangMingChiaoTung/
NYCU Official Youtube Account https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMQXhrCiDHdnEOQfasVA7g
NYCU Official Instagram Account https://www.instagram.com/yangmingchiaotung/
NYCU Labor Union Website https://www.facebook.com/nycu.labor.union
2. Related courses:
Multi-cultures and Communication course
https://timetable.nycu.edu.tw/?r=main/crsoutline&Acy=113&Sem=1&CrsNo=310110&lang=en-us
State Economics, Societies and Culture in Southeast Asia course
https://timetable.nycu.edu.tw/?r=main/crsoutline&Acy=113&Sem=1&CrsNo=161043&lang=en-us
History of Russian Culture course
https://timetable.nycu.edu.tw/?r=main/crsoutline&Acy=114&Sem=1&CrsNo=561053&lang=en-us
Social Justice and Human Rights course
https://timetable.nycu.edu.tw/?r=main/crsoutline&Acy=113&Sem=2&CrsNo=130202&lang=en-us
3. Lectures and Forums:
School of Law
NYCU International Center for Cultural Studies
https://iccs.chss.nycu.edu.tw/zh/active_i.php
Digital Law Asia Website
