Students enrolled in the course Self-Directed Learning Project:  The Probability and Logic in Bridge Sports have spent a semester learning and practicing their skills. Now, they are ready to put their abilities to the test and challenge fellow bridge enthusiasts across campus!
We warmly welcome bridge lovers to join us in this exciting tournament—either to compete or to observe and exchange ideas.

The competition will follow the rules of Contract Bridge as recognized by the World Bridge Federation (WBF). Participants are encouraged to carefully review the competition rules and related instructional videos before registering.

Event Information

  • Registration Period: From now until June 6, 2024 (Thu), 23:59
  • Competition Date: June 20, 2024 (Thu), 18:00 – 20:30
  • Venue: Yunxiu Hall, 2F, Fengyu Building
  • Organizer: General Education Center, Office of Academic Affairs

Contact

Ms. Chang
Tel: +886-2-2939-3091 ext. 63871
Email: chy@nccu.edu.tw

Eligibility & Registration

Participation is team-based (4 players per team).

One team representative should complete the registration and provide a contact number.

Registration Form: https://reurl.cc/z15bYe

[Center for General Education News]

On the morning of June 9, 2023, a delegation of 13 faculty members and administrative staff from the General Education Center of National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech) visited the General Education Center of National Chengchi University (NCCU) for an exchange on the theme of “Professionalization of General Education.” The two institutions engaged in an in-depth dialogue and experience sharing.

The event was organized by the NCCU General Education Center. In the morning, participants took part in an experiential learning session at the Art and Culture Center’s Creative Lab, where a culinary workshop symbolized both family cohesion and the interdisciplinary collaboration at the heart of general education. In the afternoon, Director Mai Ai-Hsuan of the NCCU General Education Center led a discussion session, during which both sides exchanged views on the Ministry of Education’s “Improving General Education in Universities (IGER)” initiative and shared their experiences and plans for curriculum design, program development, and future implementation strategies.

 

(Director Ma-Ai Hsuan of the NCCU Center for General Education chaired the exchange meeting. Photo credit: Center for General Education)

Later, during a special seminar chaired by NCCU President Lee Tsai-Yen, participants actively discussed the challenges and opportunities of professionalizing general education. The vibrant exchange of ideas demonstrated the two universities’ shared vision of enhancing the quality and depth of general education. This visit not only established a strong foundation for future collaboration but also opened new possibilities for continued partnership and mutual growth.

                      (Group Photo. Photo credit: Center for General Education)