Have you ever hesitated to apply for a study abroad programme because of various concerns? With so many language tests—TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, EnglishScore—and different score requirements, many students may wonder: how can I prepare effectively and meet the required standards with confidence? While balancing coursework and study abroad applications, do you also hope to write a clear and practical study plan, so that both your current studies and future plans can move forward more smoothly? And perhaps, deep down, another question often comes to mind: “If I really go abroad, will it truly be worth it?” Peer choices, competition for limited places, cultural differences, and the uncertainty of whether you can face moments of loneliness abroad may all make the decision to take the next step feel a little more difficult. On the afternoon of May 19, the Study Abroad Prep Workshop: Language Test × Study Plan invites students admitted to the NEOMA/UCI dual-degree programmes, a student with high-scoring language test and overseas exchange experience, and the Deputy Director from Lincoln University to share practical tips on language test preparation, study plan writing, and the application process. Over a cup of afternoon tea, you will explore English test preparation, dual-degree applications, study plan writing, study abroad preparation, and application process Q&A—helping you take the next step with greater confidence. When the process becomes clearer, preparation becomes more focused. When hesitation begins to settle, you can move forward with a calmer heart, ready to set off. 📝 Study Abroad Prep Workshop: Language Test × Study Plan 📌 Time: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 14:00–17:00 📌 Venue: Conference Room 1, 2F, First Medical Science Building 📌 Registration Link: https://forms.gle/X2ByB3v45bfMeLwF6 📌 Complimentary drinks are available only to registered participants who check in on-site. Limited quantities are available and will be provided while supplies last.
Salon｜noun. The word salon originates from the Latin root sala, originally referring to the “hall” or reception room in European residences where guests gathered and conversed. Over time, it came to describe a space for artistic, intellectual, and social exchange, where people share perspectives and broaden one another’s horizons through relaxed conversation. This time, we invite you to join us for a Lunch & Learn Salon. In addition to a special exchange with visiting students from Toulouse, France, CGU senior students will also share their real study abroad experiences—from the treetops of Norway’s forests, the profound academic atmosphere of Germany, and the bright sunshine of American cities. They will speak candidly about the nervousness before departure, the awkward moments of language barriers, the tension of cultural adjustment, and that one moment on a foreign street when they suddenly realized:“I have become someone different.” This is not a one-way lecture, but a sincere conversation among students. You are welcome to ask questions freely and share your concerns, curiosity, and imagination about studying abroad, allowing different experiences and perspectives to meet in the room. Last time, at the information session, you saw the treasure map of overseas study opportunities. This time, you will hear the real stories, gains, and footprints of those who have actually walked the path. ✨ Event Information Date & Time: Thursday, May 14, 2026, 12:20–14:00 Venue: Classroom 0203, 2F, Management Building Registration Link: https://forms.gle/WkJMXk1Mi1Vxi94v8 📌 Featured universities and institutions: NTNU, Norway; TU Chemnitz, Germany; UC Berkeley, USA; UNYP, Czech Republic; UC Irvine, USA, and more. 📌 Meals: Free meals will be provided in limited quantities. Priority will be given to registered participants who attend the event. 📌 Reminder: To show respect for the speakers, registered participants are kindly encouraged to stay for the full event.
Have you ever found yourself torn between coursework and future plans, wondering whether university life could be more than staying within familiar surroundings? Perhaps part of you has already begun to imagine stepping beyond your comfort zone and seeing a wider world. Many students share this feeling, yet stop short because they are unsure where to begin or which path suits them best. If you are also weighing reality against aspiration, this information session may help you take the next step with greater clarity. In this session, you will gain a clearer understanding of the pathways to international learning: how short-term programs can make meaningful overseas experiences possible during winter and summer breaks, how exchange programs can immerse you in life on another campus, and how dual degree programs can help you build academic experience and degree advantages across two institutions more efficiently. A Q&A session will follow, and students are welcome to bring their questions and explore practical paths toward overseas study with us. 📌 Session Highlights Introduction to exchange, dual degree, and short-term study programs CGU application procedures, review and selection process, and preparation tips MOE Study Abroad Scholarship Programs, including Xuehai Feiyang and Xuehai Xizhu Application requirements, such as English proficiency and academic performance Credit transfer and post-return document submission 📍 Session Information Time：April 9, 2026 (Thursday), 12:10–13:10 Venue：Conference Room 2, 2F, First Medical Science Building Who Should Attend：CGU students interested in exchange, dual degree, or short-term study programs Registration Link：https://forms.gle/MrjoxfkTV4TS4wvS8（Please register online as soon as possible. Seats are limited.） 📍 Additional Information | 2026 Summer Short-Term Programs Now Open To give students more time to prepare their application materials, the deadline has been extended to April 15 (Wednesday). Applications are open for the following partner institutions: 🇬🇧 University of Oxford – Hertford College (UK) 🇺🇸 University of California, Berkeley (USA) 🇺🇸 Johns Hopkins University (USA) 🇩🇪 TH Lübeck (Germany) 🇳🇿 Lincoln University (New Zealand) 🇺🇸 University of Denver (USA) Program Details | https://www.cgu.edu.tw/oia-ch/Subject/Detail/72786?nodeId=15717 Application Link | https://forms.gle/HZKSVgWxPVofmiiJ8
Imagine spending your summer in Lübeck, northern Germany: sunlight falling on red-brick old buildings, waterways running through a UNESCO World Heritage old town, and the air carrying a hint of the Baltic Sea. By day, you will join students from around the world at TH Lübeck, working hands-on with AI tools in workshops, exploring how technology can be applied to sustainability engineering, and reimagining the possibilities of future cities and greener ways of living. As evening arrives, the experience shifts into a different rhythm—head out for a bar hopping night with fellow students, wander through Lübeck after dark, enjoy German beer, and exchange languages, stories, and reflections. With sailing activities, BBQs, seaside dinners, and many other forms of cultural exchange, every day beyond learning becomes just as memorable. What makes the experience even more exciting are the moments filled with playfulness and adventure—solving puzzles with teammates in an Escape Room over the weekend, strolling through Lübeck’s old town and visiting the European Hansemuseum, or heading to Hamburg to take in the skyline from the Elbphilharmonie and hop on a boat tour to experience the city’s harbor from a different perspective. If you are ready to step into the cityscape of Germany, experience how AI is entering the world of sustainability engineering, and embark on an adventure that brings together knowledge, culture, and exchange in one unforgettable journey, TH Lübeck Summer Program is one of the most worthwhile destinations for your summer. TH Lübeck Online Info Session for the Summer Short-Term Program in Germany Time | March 20, 2026 (Fri.) 15:00–16:00 Format | Via Microsoft Teams. The session link will be sent before the event. Registration Link | https://forms.gle/VzFRVXU7CUHeRiMz6 Program Dates | July 20–31, 2026 (12 days) Program Fee | EUR 737.5 for program and accommodation package (including 13 nights in a hostel with breakfast)
