Program Description This program focuses on One Health in wildlife, integrating wildlife disease research, vaccination strategies, and interdisciplinary approaches including molecular biology and applied technologies. Students will gain hands-on experience in laboratory work and participate in a short research project related to wildlife health. Topics may include disease investigation, basic molecular techniques, or the application of AI and engineering tools in wildlife research. Duration Minimum 1 month, up to 2 months. Scholarship & Support 1. A stipend of NTD 15,000 per month will be provided to support airfare and basic living expenses. 2. Accommodation (dormitory) and research-related costs will be covered. 3. Meals are self-arranged. 4. Participants are responsible for personal expenses in Taiwan (e.g., transportation, insurance). Eligibility 1. Undergraduate (senior year) or graduate students 2. Background in biology, veterinary medicine, life sciences, electrical engineering, AI, or related fields 3. Strong interest in wildlife research 4. Ability to communicate and write in English 5. Basic Chinese is a plus