ATCC was established in 2001 as a nation-wide business case competition for university students in Taiwan. Today, it is the most participated case competition in Taiwan with more than 1,000 students from 200 teams participating annually. The previous participants of ATCC have founded some of the most innovative enterprises in Taiwan, including i...
The Ministry of Science and Technology Center for Global Affairs and Science Engagement (MOST GASE) not only fosters international cooperation but also nurtures local and global talents. GASE "HaiDo Series" includes youth empowerment, industrial partnership, and international cooperation. This time, GASE takes the role of instructor, leading the...
E-newsletter： The impacts & reflections of COVID-19 on the globe (National Taiwan Normal University)
As science and technology continue to advance and improve overtime, more innovative ideas and diverse engagement are crucial. Many countries are emphasizing gender equality topics and encouraging females to go into STEM fields. However, the current science research and technology industry is majorly leading by male leaders. Therefore, having fem...
The semiconductor industry transforms Taiwan; Taiwan also transforms the semiconduc-tor industry. Taiwan has converted itself from a technology chaser to a world’s leader through continuous innovation and development. The Ministry of Science and Technology is dedicated to strengthening the connection between Taiwan’s academia and industry and...
The workshop aims to provide an opportunity for students from the ATCC case competition to meet with career diplomats and learn about the different approaches to science and public diplomacy. Thus, further helping students formulate their case proposal. On the other hand, the goal is to facilitate a public diplomacy opportunity for foreign offic...
E-newsletter： Digital Transformation (Covering 5G & prospective network construction) (National Chung Cheng University)
After more than a month of contests, it is finally time for the tertiary round of the ATCC competition. We know that the participants are nervous about the competition, so MOST GASE invited our partner “Taipower D/S One” to host a workshop in a fun and creative venue to help everyone relax a little. This time, MOST GASE has also invited renow...
In the era of technological and informational advancements, educating our children remains an important subject since parents around the world want their children to be able to access better educational resources, overcome poverty and grow up to live better lives, this is especially the case with parents who live in impoverished regions. Tea...
E-newsletter： Prospective Semiconductor Industry (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology)
E-newsletter： Smart Agriculture (National Chung Hsing University)
MOST GTI Program: Green Technology (Sustainability) X Biotechnology (Smart Healthcare) is open for application on 21st December 2020! The annual Global Talent Internship Program (GTI Program) hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology Center for Global Affairs and Science Engagement (MOST GASE) offers young talents an incredible opportu...
E-newsletter： Local Revitalization (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University)
Diversity is essential to driving innovations and the advancement of science and technology, which is why it is important to have women and cross-disciplinary talents be part of science and technology research and innovation. Recently, there are more and more people that do not have STEM backgrounds are working in the technology industry. For ex...
E-newsletter： Precision health & Biomedical industry (Taipei Medical University, Chang Gung University)
E-newsletter： Smart Machinery(National Cheng Kung University)
E-newsletter： Innovation and Entrepreneurship (National Chengchi University)
E-newsletter： Information security & excellence industry (National Sun Yat-sen University)
E-newsletter： Green Energy Technology & Circular Economy (National Tsing Hua University, National Central University)
E-newsletter： Quantum Technology (Feng Chia University)
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