國立宜蘭大學與台灣九所頂尖大學參加印度高等教育高峰會暨教育展覽會

國際事務處

114年10月1日

        國立宜蘭大學（NIU）與台灣其他九所頂尖大學，近日共同參加由印度商業與工業聯合會（FICCI）主辦之「高等教育高峰會暨教育展覽會」。本次活動聚焦全球高等教育生態系的發展與創新，並致力推動各國間的教育合作與交流。

　　台灣為全球半導體技術的領航者，而印度政府近年積極發展本國半導體產業，雙方教育合作正逢其時。駐印度台北經濟文化中心代表陳牧民在開幕致詞中指出，台印合作不僅應聚焦硬體技術層面，更應重視「人才培育」這一產業發展的關鍵環節。

　　陳代表表示：「印度在半導體產業上的努力有目共睹。台灣政府及各大學在相關領域投入大量資源與課程設計，我們相信，透過策略性招生與教育合作，將能吸引更多優秀的印度學生來台深造，進而促進雙邊產業共榮。」

　　在本次高峰會專家論壇中，國立宜蘭大學由特聘教授王金燦代表台灣出席。王教授曾任駐印度台北經濟文化中心科技組組長，對印度教育及科技環境有深厚的了解。他指出，印度學生對半導體及相關科技領域展現高度興趣，而這正是台灣的優勢所在。

　　王教授強調：「如今的 IT，不僅代表 Information Technology，更象徵 India and Taiwan 的合作契機。在半導體、人工智慧及無人機等領域，印度與台灣皆擁有廣大合作潛力，未來可望共創雙贏。」

　　本次台灣代表團的參展，展現我國推動全球教育合作的積極態度與承諾。透過優質的高等教育資源，期盼為印度學生提供多元且前瞻的學習機會，進一步深化台印兩國在學術與產業上的連結，開啟教育合作新篇章。

National Ilan University and 9 Leading Taiwanese Universities Participate in Higher Education & Technology Exhibition in India

Office of International Affairs

October 1, 2025

    National Ilan University (NIU), along with nine other prestigious universities from Taiwan, took part in the Higher Education Summit and Education Exhibition held in India, organized by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). The event highlighted global trends in higher education, innovation, and international collaboration.

    Taiwan has been a global leader in the semiconductor industry, and the Indian government’s recent initiatives to develop its semiconductor ecosystem create a timely opportunity for academic exchange. Recognizing this, Mr. Mumin Chen, Representative of TECC, highlighted the strategic importance of education in fostering bilateral ties.

    “India is making remarkable progress in developing its semiconductor industry,” said Mr. Chen. “While infrastructure is critical, nurturing talent is even more vital. Taiwan’s universities offer a wide range of advanced programs in semiconductors, AI, and emerging technologies. By aligning our educational offerings with India’s development goals, we can attract top Indian students to study in Taiwan.”

    NIU was represented by Professor C.T. Wang, a distinguished professor and former Director of the Science & Technology Division at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center (TECC) in India. With deep insight into India’s educational landscape, Professor Wang emphasized the strong interest Indian students have in semiconductor-related fields—a sector where Taiwan excels.

    “Today, IT doesn’t just stand for Information Technology,” said Professor Wang. “It represents a growing collaboration between India and Taiwan. With shared interests in semiconductors, AI, drones, and other cutting-edge technologies, the potential for academic and industrial cooperation is immense.”

    The Taiwanese delegation’s participation in the exhibition showcased Taiwan’s commitment to global educational cooperation and its readiness to support India’s growing need for advanced technical education. With strong governmental and institutional support, Taiwan aims to be a preferred destination for Indian students seeking world-class education in science and technology.