The National Taipei University of Education (NTUE) warmly welcomed a delegation from the Council for Higher Education, Research, and Development (MDPPM), Indonesia, on September 11, 2026. The visit provided a valuable opportunity for both sides to connect, exchange perspectives, and deepen mutual understanding in higher education.

The delegation was first welcomed by NTUE Vice President Prof. Yuan-Chen Liu and faculty and staff representatives of NTUE. During the meeting, both sides delivered welcoming remarks and shared their perspectives on higher education and international engagement. Representatives from NTUE’s Office of International Affairs (OIA) also looked back on the university’s previous exchanges and interactions with partners in Indonesia, highlighting the connections that have been developed over time and expressing hope for continued collaboration in the future.

The Indonesian delegation was led by Chairperson Prof. Bambang Setiaji and Vice Chairperson Dr. Mohammad Adam Jerusalem, and included university leaders and representatives from Universitas Muhammadiyah Cirebon and Universitas Muhammadiyah Purwokerto. The visit was also attended by a representative from the Educational Exchange Section of Taiwan’s Ministry of Education.

Following the meeting, the delegation visited the NTUE Museum of Arts, where they had the opportunity to experience Taiwan’s art and culture at close range. The visit offered a meaningful cultural dimension to the exchange, allowing the guests to gain a deeper appreciation of Taiwan’s artistic landscape and cultural heritage.

The delegation then visited the university library, learning more about NTUE’s campus resources and academic environment. The visit continued with an observation of teaching and learning activities on campus, giving the guests an opportunity to experience Taiwan’s higher education environment and gain a closer understanding of teaching and learning at NTUE.

Through this visit, NTUE and its Indonesian counterparts not only exchanged ideas on higher education but also shared experiences through art, culture, and campus life. NTUE is grateful for the opportunity to welcome the delegation and looks forward to strengthening its connections with Indonesian higher education institutions through continued dialogue, exchange, and future collaboration.