Taiwan-India-Europe academic collaboration and student exchange.

Keywords: One-Health, Antimicrobial resistance surveillance, Nanoparticle application, Virus detection

Chang Gung University (CGU) is a research–oriented university. International visibility and collaboration capacity of the university is an important issue for Chang Gung University.

This TEEP program in my laboratory focuses on One Health and international collaboration:
1. Human and animal medicine
2. Animal and public health
3. Antimicrobial resistance surveillance and virus detection
4. One health for food safety, security and sustainable
5. Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

International students from India and Europe are welcome to join us from this program.

Fees: 0. CGU doesn’t charge TEEP students for tuition or training fees (except dorm fee).

For accommodation information, please include OIA’s link https://oia.cgu.edu.tw/p/412-1015-2884-1.php?Lang=en.

The fee is NT$ 520 per week. Please contact Dr. Chung-Ming CHANG for the details of the fees/scholarships or accommodation.