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Feng Chia University Ranks Sixth Nationwide in NSTC College Student Research Projects! “Big Fish Leading Small Fish” — Feng Chia Professors Accompany Students, Making Research the Most Valuable Part-Time Job

The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) recently announced the list of approved College Student Research Projects. Feng Chia University ranked sixth nationwide in the number of approved projects, with an acceptance rate exceeding 50%, demonstrating strong academic and research capabilities as well as interdisciplinary talent cultivation. This program is the most important undergraduate research platform in Taiwan, not only fostering students’ independent thinking and research abilities but also deepening faculty-student collaboration and the campus research atmosphere. At Feng Chia, these achievements are never accidental, but the result of teachers’ long-term guidance and support.

Feng Chia University’s First Freshman Project Competition Debuts: Department of Electronic Engineering Wins Gold, Department of Marketing Receives Social Popularity Award

Feng Chia University held its first-ever “University-wide Freshman Project Competition” in 2025, guiding new students to immerse themselves in a CDIO learning environment centered on “learning by doing, doing by learning” from their very first day on campus. The project courses, held from September 2 to 3, featured outstanding teams from each department, who continued to refine their projects in their spare time. The final results exhibition was held at Virtuosi Hall from September 23 to 26, attracting over a thousand faculty and students for observation and exchange.

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Stanford University Announces 2024 World's Top 2% Scientists List: 35 Feng Chia University Faculty Members Recognized

The Only Apple-Certified Competition in Taiwan: Feng Chia University and Straight A Celebrate a Decade of the Mobile Application Innovation Contest – Four Teams Advance to the Greater China Finals

The largest iOS application development competition in Taiwan, the “10th Mobile Application Innovation Contest” Grand Final, was held yesterday (8th) at Virtuosi Hall, Feng Chia University. The event was co-organized by Asia’s largest Apple reseller STUDIO A’s campus brand Straight A, Feng Chia University, and National Taiwan University’s Apple RTC, with official support from Apple. This year’s contest set a new record, attracting 658 teams and 1,021 faculty and students from 71 universities and colleges across Taiwan. The competition was fierce and creativity abounded, showcasing the limitless potential of Taiwanese students in iOS application innovation.

Tzu-Hao Chen of Feng Chia University Wins 2025 Hon Hai Award as Only Private University Honoree

The 2025 Hon Hai Technology Award recipients were revealed on June 6, honoring 21 outstanding master’s and doctoral students from leading universities including National Taiwan University, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Feng Chia University, and Johns Hopkins University. Among them, Tzu-Hao Chen, a Ph.D. student from Feng Chia University’s Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, was the sole recipient from a private university, earning recognition for his remarkable research achievements.

The First Feng Chia University Technology Innovation Competition: From CDIO to Practical Stage, Inspiring Students' Interdisciplinary Creativity

Jointly organized by Feng Chia University's Office of Technology Development, Office of Sustainability and Social Responsibility, and Office of Industry-Academia Operations and Promotion, the "2025 Feng Chia University Technology Innovation Application Competition" underwent nearly six months of submissions and preliminary reviews. On May 2, the grand final and exhibition were held on the 8th floor of the Science and Aeronautics Building. The competition encouraged students to use innovative technology to solve practical problems, cultivating interdisciplinary integration capabilities. It attracted 70 student teams and over 300 faculty and students from across the university. Ultimately, 41 teams stood out and advanced to the finals, competing in the two main themes of "Digital Applications" and "Sustainable Development," showcasing their achievements.