IMICS

Making a mark, marking the margins

How does the media we consume every day shape our fundamental understanding of people and reality? We are honored to welcome Dr. Alwin Aguirre from the University of the Philippines Diliman for a compelling talk on the intersection of meaning, affect, and materiality in media engagement.

Using specific examples from the Philippines, Dr. Aguirre will challenge us to question whether media representation can ever be truly fair for minorities and the marginalized. This is a must-attend session for anyone interested in social science, communication ethics, and global discourse.

📅 5/14 | 🕚 14:10-17:00 | 📍Dayong 401

🎉Congratulations to our two UAAT Student Fellowship Recipients: Jeremy Huang 黃子瑞 and Calvin Chen 陳皇嘉 We can’t wait to see your finished projects!

The NCCU College of Communication participates in the University Academic Alliance in Taiwan. We offer this Fellowship to support students’ rigorous research, which involves a mentorship with a scholar from a scholar from a partner international university.

Let’s wish them well on their research journeys~

Last week, NCCU’s Department of Advertising was honored to host a visiting delegation from Chulalongkorn University’s International School of Communication Management (ISCM).

The exchange focused on the strategic power of "Cultural Soft Power". From mixed-group workshops analyzing brands to deep dives into local consumer behavior, students gained invaluable hands-on experience in cross-cultural marketing.

A huge thank you to Dr. Rémy Jarry and the Chulalongkorn team for a day of brilliant insights and meaningful connections!

We had the privilege of hosting Dr. Renita Coleman from the University of Texas at Austin, who led our graduate students through a thesis and research development workshop. The workshop went through not only the research process, from theory to operationalization, but also provided a space for students to engage with each other and even have one-on-one chats with Dr. Coleman.

This kind of workshop helps sharpen students’ research capabilities and provides opportunities to learn from internationally well-known scholars in our field. Students can look forward to a similar opportunity very soon.

Read the whole story here:

NCCU College of Communication EMI Workshop Enhances Graduate Students’ Thesis Development and Research Design Skills - National Chengchi University 【Article by College of Communication】 The College of Communication at National Chengchi University (NCCU) continues to advance English-Medium Instruction (EMI) initiatives to enhance students’ academic ...

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【公告】國立政治大學國際傳播英語碩士學位學程115學年度碩士班招生考試面試公告 一、 面試日期：115年3月20日星期五上午。請於3月16日(一)下午5點前以電子郵件回信告知是否能準時報到應試。（回覆至：[email protected]）二、 面試地點：大勇樓四樓404室（台北市文山區指南路二段64號）三、 報到地點：大勇樓.....

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🍜 On Nov. 19th, Prof. Wu-Ken Shih joined the EMI class at NCCU’s College of Communication to talk about how food reflects Taiwan’s history and everyday life. He used familiar foods to show how culture changes over time and how traditions are reinterpreted today. In the Q&A, students also discussed authenticity, cultural exchange, and fusion.

🍜 11月19日，石武耕教授到傳播學院 EMI 課堂分享飲食如何反映臺灣的歷史與生活樣貌。他從常見食物談到文化變遷，也說明傳統如何在現代被重新呈現。課堂最後，學生針對真實性、文化交流與融合等主題提出許多有趣的問題。

Check out the full article here:

👉 English: https://www.nccu.edu.tw/p/406-1000-21309,r17.php?Lang=en
👉 Chinese: https://www.nccu.edu.tw/p/406-1000-21308,r17.php?Lang=zh-tw