台日中學者蒞校參訪　推動運動與健康領域國際合作

國際事務處

114年8月21日

日本體育大學運動管理學系助理教授荻間英樹、早稻田大學運動科學系博士生李黃添，以及泉州師範學院體育學院副教授吳鼎毅，在本校休閒產業與健康促進學系黃挺彥老師的引介下，蒞臨本校進行參訪交流。三位學者由國際事務處接待，並就未來跨國合作機會進行意見交換。

國立宜蘭大學休閒產業與健康促進學系致力於培育兼具休閒產業知識與健康促進實務能力之跨領域專業人才，課程內容涵蓋運動科學、健康促進、樂活產業、休閒管理及運動觀光等面向，積極推動產學合作與國際交流，提升學生之實務經驗與全球視野。

日本體育大學創立於1893年，是日本歷史最悠久的體育與運動專門私立大學之一。校區位於東京都世田谷區及神奈川縣橫濱市，教育與研究領域涵蓋運動科學、體育教育、健康福祉及武道等多個面向。該校培育了眾多奧運選手、教練及體育教師，對日本體育的發展貢獻良多。

早稻田大學運動科學系創立於2003年，隸屬體育學院，專注運動生理、心理、醫學及技術教學，強調理論與實務結合。系所具優秀師資與研究設備，積極推動國際交流與跨領域合作，培育專業運動科學人才。

泉州師範學院體育學院則成立於1986年，設有體育教育、社會體育指導與管理及體育經濟與管理三大專業，具備完善實驗中心與教學基地，為福建省應用型體育重點院系，除積極推動國際交流與產學合作，也發表豐富學術成果，致力培養專業且具創新能力的體育人才。

此次的交流不僅拓展本校在運動與健康領域的國際連結，也為未來COIL課程及雙邊合作開啟更多可能。未來國際事務處將持續支持各系所推動國際化發展，強化本校在全球高等教育版圖中的能見度與影響力。

Taiwan-Japan-China Scholars Visit National Ilan University to Promote International Cooperation in Sports and Health

Office of International Affairs

August 21, 2025

Assistant Professor Hideki Ogima from the Department of Sports Management at Nippon Sport Science University, PhD student Kouten Ri from the Department of Sports Science at Waseda University, and Associate Professor Ding-Yi Wu from the School of Physical Education at Quanzhou Normal University visited National Ilan University under the introduction of Assistant Professor Tim Ting-Yen Huang from the Department of Leisure Industry and Health Promotion. The three scholars were received by the Office of International Affairs and engaged in in-depth discussions on future opportunities for international collaboration.

The Department of Leisure Industry and Health Promotion at National Ilan University is dedicated to cultivating interdisciplinary professionals equipped with knowledge in leisure industry and practical skills in health promotion. Its curriculum covers sports science, health promotion, wellness industry, leisure management, and sport tourism, actively promoting industry-academia cooperation and international exchange to enhance students' practical experience and global perspective.

Nippon Sport Science University, founded in 1893, is one of Japan’s oldest private universities specializing in sports and physical education. With campuses in Setagaya, Tokyo, and Yokohama, Kanagawa, it covers education and research in sports science, physical education, health and welfare, and martial arts. The university has produced numerous Olympic athletes, coaches, and physical education teachers, contributing significantly to Japan's sports development.

Waseda University’s Department of Sports Science, established in 2003 under the School of Sport Sciences, focuses on exercise physiology, psychology, medicine, and technical teaching. Emphasizing the integration of theory and practice, the department boasts excellent faculty and research facilities and actively promotes international exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration to nurture professional talents in sports science.

Quanzhou Normal University’s School of Physical Education, founded in 1986, offers three major programs: Physical Education, Social Sports Guidance and Management, and Sports Economics and Management. Equipped with comprehensive laboratories and teaching centers, it is a key applied sports discipline in Fujian Province. The school actively engages in international exchange and industry cooperation, publishes extensive academic achievements, and is committed to training professional and innovative sports talents.

This exchange not only broadens National Ilan University’s international connections in sports and health but also opens new opportunities for future COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) courses and bilateral cooperation. Moving forward, the Office of International Affairs will continue to support departments in promoting internationalization and strengthening the university’s visibility and influence in the global higher education arena.

右起日本早稻田大學運動科學系博士生李黃添、日本體育大學運動管理學系助理教授荻間英樹、泉州師範學院體育學院副教授吳鼎毅、本校休閒產業與健康促進學系助理教授黃挺彥

From right: Kouten Ri, Ph.D. student, School of Sport Sciences, Waseda University, Japan; Hideki Ogima, Assistant Professor, Department of Sports Management, Nippon Sport Science University, Japan; Ding-Yi Wu, Associate Professor, School of Physical Education, Quanzhou Normal University, China; Tim Ting-Yen Huang, Assistant Professor, Department of Leisure Industry and Health Promotion, NIU.