STUST signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Tainan City Veterans Service Office on the 7th of July. It was planned by STUST Further Education and Extended Education Office to actively provide retired officers and soldiers with advanced professional skills and knowledge, implement multiple education channels, and assist retired officers and soldiers. The office offered to help them go to school smoothly to enhance future competitiveness and jointly cultivate national talents to achieve a win-win situation.

【A group photo of representatives from STUST and Tainan City Veterans Service Office after signing a memorandum of cooperation.】

STUST, with its excellent academic performance, has won the honor of Cheers magazine’s favorite college students for 10 times. In 2023, Global Vision Magazine ranked it as the best university of science and technology in the country in terms of humanities and social sciences. STUST also ranked among top ten universities of science and technology in the country, even surpassing many national universities. This showed again the efforts of all the teachers and students of STUST, which has won the favor and attention of institutions and enterprises at all levels.

【STUST President Cheng-wen Wu was delivering a speech at the event.】

As can be seen from the school song of STUST, the university was established on the basis on the founding philosophy of "Educating Talents," "Benefiting the Society and Building the Country," as well as "Putting Equal Stress on the Academic and the Technical. In recent years, STUST has been working on software and hardware innovation, creating a talent cultivation base that allows each student's expertise to be adaptively developed, and implementing educational resources on each student, so that students' abilities, willingness to learn, and professional knowledge can fully meet expectations. STUTS will continue to strengthen students' capabilities of research and development, innovation, and international mobility, developing their talents after taking office to help them produce a long-term effect on the country's social, economic development, and personal achievements.

【STUST and Tainan City Veterans Service Office were signing a memorandum of cooperation.】

Cheng-wen Wu, President of STUST, said that through long-term cooperation with the Retirement Association, high-quality retired officers and soldiers can be improved and quickly integrated into society to become a solid foundation for national productivity. Looking forward to the future, STUST can create more high value based on the concept of co-creation. In addition, the school also plans, in cooperation with Wistron Information Communications in the future, to set up a special class for Wistron Information Communications, which will help veterans become excellent management talents. As the program will help veterans acquire a master’s degree and better educational background, they can be tutored to enter Wistron as an engineer. The non-commissioned officer post-baccalaureate class can assist veteran non-commissioned officers to enter the company after 2 years of graduation. There will be more special class for non-commissioned officers and soldiers to obtain training qualifications and enter relevant companies as technical personnel. This is to follow and implement the school’s goal—"Enrollment means employment, and graduation leads to promotion." Veterans and the industry will thereby achieve a win-win situation in cultivating talents. STUST looks forward to closer cooperation between the Tainan City Honor Service Office and STUST, so that retired officers and soldiers can acquire a skill and have a good education and that enterprises can also obtain good talents and achieve the goal of creating a win-win situation.

【President Cheng-wen Wu of STUST (right) and Director Guo-neng Wang of Tainan Veterans Service Department (left) signed a memorandum of cooperation.】

【Director Guo-neng Wang of Tainan Veterans Service Office (left) was presenting a gift to President Cheng-wen Wu of STUST(right).】

【President Cheng-wen Wu of STUST (left)was presenting a gift to Director Guo-neng Wang of Tainan Veterans Service Office (right).】