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Are you still struggling with your writing assignments, research papers or manuscript publications? The AWEC, in collaboration with the Office of Academic Affairs and the Center for Bilingual Education at NTU, is thrilled to introduce our innovative “Writing with AI” consultation service, tailored to help you achieve your writing goals. In just three simple steps, our AI-powered tools and expert AI-powered tutors will elevate your writing: Pick your AI tool: Choose an AI-powered writing tool that suits your specific needs. Receive instant AI feedback: Submit your work and receive AI-generated editing tips and a full review in just three days. […]

Registration Link：https://my.ntu.edu.tw/actregister/sessionList.aspx?actID=20231260_02 Talk 1 Topic: From AI Users to Academic Writing Maven: Using ChatGPT to Elevate Your Research and Writing Time and Date: 10/13 (Friday) 10:20-11:50 Synopsis: In this semi-simulated workshop, we will explore how ChatGPT has redefined academic research and creative work, and examine strategies for ethically incorporating AI throughout our own writing process Speaker: Wei-Yan Li, Chiao-ling Chen Talk 2 Topic: The Carbon Footprint of Privilege: Climate Change, Inequalities, and the SDGs Time and Date: 10/17(Tuesday) 15:30-17:00 Synopsis: Exploring the paradox of CO2 emissions: wealthy countries’ responsibilities, the plight of vulnerable populations, the role of top income earners […]

112-1 The Intensive Courses of the College of Science For the students of the College of Science~ With the support of the Academic Writing Education Center (AWEC, NTU), the College of Science is offering three intensive courses for our students: Logic, Writing, and English Oral Presentations. These three courses are offered in the first semester, each with one class taught in Chinese and one in English. “Critical Thinking through Logic” aims to enhance students’ analytical and critical thinking abilities by cultivating logical reasoning skills. “Fundamentals of English Writing” familiarizes students with the basic knowledge and skills of academic English writing. […]

Three-Minute Research Story Time and Date: 6/27-7/25, Every Tuesday Morning Sign up: https://coursemap.aca.ntu.edu.tw/summer/ Course Description Effective communication is critical for complex graduate research. This course is designed to help graduate students improve their English presentation skills for academic settings, with a focus on Three Minutes Thesis (3MT) presentations. 3MT presentations challenge students to convey their research in just three minutes, using language that is accessible to a general audience. This course aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to present their research in a clear, structured, and focused manner while managing their time effectively. Students will also […]