Career Navigation for Students
Career Support Map
The Career Center's services fall into three areas: Career Exploration, Career Empowerment, and Career Development, which continue in a cycle. Select a circle to see the services in that area, or select the logo in the center to see them all.
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One-on-One Career Counseling↗
Over 15 experienced career mentors offer tailored one-on-one counseling to support your early-stage career exploration. Topics span six areas: career planning, overseas education, industry trends, resume and interview skills, CPAS assessments, and C-star diagnostics, helping you clarify your direction and prepare for the future.
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UCAN Career & Competency Assessment Network (Chinese ver.)
UCAN is a national platform developed by the Ministry of Education for exploring career interests and assessing workplace competencies. By aligning with real-world occupational standards, it helps you understand your strengths, identify suitable career fields, and enhance job readiness through self-assessment.
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Introductory Industry Exposure
Not quite sure where you're headed yet? Through company visits, employer information sessions, and alumni talks, you'll get firsthand insights into workplace culture and industry dynamics. You don't need to decide now. This is where you plant the first seed of exploration.
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Career Personality Aptitude System (CPAS) Services
Not sure what kind of job suits you? CPAS is a professional tool designed to assess your personal traits and leadership potential. Through group seminars or small workshops, expert consultants help you interpret your results, identify the right fit, and plan ahead with confidence. Taking CPAS again later gives you the chance to reevaluate your strengths as you gain new experiences, so you can make more informed decisions about employment or further studies.
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Passion Worker (Chinese ver.)
Want to tell real career stories and shape your voice? Join the Passion Worker editorial team to develop story concepts and interview alumni from diverse fields. Even if you're not on the team, you can still gain valuable insights by attending our events or reading the publication.
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Get Ready for Your Career (Chinese ver.)
This preparatory course covers career planning, core workplace skills, and real-world problem-solving through corporate project collaboration. Team-based activities strengthen your adaptability, communication, and project management, key traits for career readiness and cross-disciplinary work.
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Building Future Leaders (Chinese ver.)
A transformative course designed to develop leadership potential through experiential learning and industry-academia collaboration. Co-taught by the DDI global consulting team and corporate mentors, this course strengthens six core workplace competencies and prepares you to lead with impact in a fast-changing world.
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Career Workshops
Enhance your job search readiness with a practical series of workshops that cover CPAS reassessment, bilingual resume development, mock interviews, and professional presence. With expert coaching and hands-on exercises, you'll build critical skills for landing your next opportunity.
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Interdisciplinary Career Immersion: Mentorship Program (Chinese ver.)
Gain immersive experience through cross-disciplinary internships, job-shadowing camps, and global learning opportunities. This program bridges the gap between campus and industry, helping you explore professional roles, understand workplace culture, and define your long-term direction.
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Guidance in Resume Writing and Interview Skills
Is your resume ready for today's competitive job market? Industry professionals provide personalized feedback on both Chinese and English resumes, along with mock interviews tailored to different job roles, so you can highlight your strengths and step confidently into your first interview.
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Workplace Etiquette and Labor Rights (Chinese ver.)
Understand the fundamentals of workplace professionalism, etiquette, and attitude-building. Learn how to recognize your rights and responsibilities in internships and employment, and avoid common legal pitfalls as you enter the workforce.
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Transitioning Mindsets for Career Readiness (Chinese ver.)
Shift from a campus-oriented mindset to a proactive and adaptable professional outlook. Strengthen your initiative, responsibility, and ability to manage change as you prepare to meet real-world challenges.
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Campus Recruitment Series Events
Every March, NTU Career Center organizes Taiwan's most comprehensive campus recruitment program. From large-scale job fairs to company info sessions, on-campus interviews, and company visits, students engage with hundreds of employers and gain firsthand insights into workplace expectations.
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Job & Internship Opportunities
Stay informed with the latest openings. We regularly share high-quality job postings, internships, and career-related events submitted by companies and government agencies, featured across the Career Center website, social media, and campus bulletin boards.
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Advanced Education and Study Abroad
Thinking about studying abroad but don't know where to begin? Access resources on scholarships, programs offered by overseas offices in Taiwan, and one-on-one consultation services to help you plan your next academic journey.
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Graduate Employment Tracking Survey (Chinese ver.)↗
Alumni experiences serve as a compass for your future. Their reflections can broaden your perspective, offering valuable insights to help you make more informed and confident career decisions.
For any inquiries, you are welcome to reach out to us via email or telephone. Contact details are at the bottom of this page.