【國際交流】保加利亞體育學院Ivan Slavchev 副教授蒞臨北市大天母校區展開為期三日學術交流
臺北市立大學天母校區於 10 月 13 至 15 日，特別邀請來自保加利亞國立體育學院的 Ivan Slavchev 副教授蒞校交流，與同學們分享他在國際專案管理及體育數位教學上的豐富經驗。行程首日（13日），副教授首先拜會體育學院，與周建智院長互贈紀念禮品，並與周院長及球類運動學系廖偉喆主任深度的交流體育領域經驗。隨後，他於休閒運動管理研究所舉行座談，與十多位研究生探討國際運動計畫管理，並分享 Erasmus+ 國際合作計畫的實務經驗。講座中更結合即時投票及簡短問卷等互動設計，有效激發學生高度參與。
From October 13 to 15, the Tianmu Campus of the University of Taipei specially invited Associate Professor Ivan Slavchev from the National Sports Academy in Bulgaria to visit the university and share his rich experience in international project management and digital sports education with students.
On the first day of his visit (October 13), Associate Professor Slavchev first paid a visit to the College of Physical Education, where he exchanged commemorative gifts with Dean Chien-Chih Chou and engaged in in-depth discussions on sports-related experiences with Dean Chou and Wei-Chieh ,LIAO Chair of the Department of Ball Sports. Subsequently, he hosted a symposium at the Graduate Institute of Sports and Leisure Management, exploring international sports project management with over ten graduate students and sharing his practical experience with the Erasmus+ international cooperation program. During the lecture, interactive features such as real-time polling and short questionnaires were integrated, effectively encouraging active student participation.
From October 13 to 15, the Tianmu Campus of the University of Taipei specially invited Associate Professor Ivan Slavchev from the National Sports Academy in Bulgaria to visit the university and share his rich experience in international project management and digital sports education with students.
On the first day of his visit (October 13), Associate Professor Slavchev first paid a visit to the College of Physical Education, where he exchanged commemorative gifts with Dean Chien-Chih Chou and engaged in in-depth discussions on sports-related experiences with Dean Chou and Wei-Chieh ,LIAO Chair of the Department of Ball Sports. Subsequently, he hosted a symposium at the Graduate Institute of Sports and Leisure Management, exploring international sports project management with over ten graduate students and sharing his practical experience with the Erasmus+ international cooperation program. During the lecture, interactive features such as real-time polling and short questionnaires were integrated, effectively encouraging active student participation.
