No corner of the globe is immune from the consequences of climate change, which impacts social economics, food security, and biodiversity. How to navigate the challenges of global warming and moving towards net-zero emissions has become pivotal for sustainable development. In the era of profound transformations in energy, digitalization, and beyond, green technology not only defines a nation's competitiveness but also serves as a survival guide for humanity.
The National Central University inaugurated in November the Graduate College of Sustainability and Green Energy (SAGE), the first ever in Taiwan, to cultivate sustainability professionals and foster green innovation. Positioned at the forefront of Taiwan's green energy transition, SAGE aims to provide optimal support during this critical juncture.
Cross-disciplinary expertise for carbon-free tech innovation
In response to the government's National Key Fields Industry-University Cooperation and Skilled Personnel Training act, top universities in Taiwan, including the National Taiwan University (NTU), National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU), have successively established semiconductor-related research institutes to fortify the country's economic competitive edge.