為深入了解境外學生在校學習情形及未來職涯規劃，臺北市立大學國際事務處於115年11月3日辦理「境外生有約」活動，由陳姿伶國際長、休閒運動管理學系邱敬仁主任（碩士班二年級導師）、李昱叡副教授兼主任秘書（大學部三年級導師）、國際專修部邱淑宜主任、張家榮副教授（碩士班一年級導師）、賴政豪助理教授（大學部四年級導師）、張智涵助理教授（大學部一年級導師）及李青霞助教共同參與，邀請系上境外學生進行交流，主動關心學生在臺學習與生活適應情形，並了解其畢業後留臺發展意願及相關需求。

活動中，師長與學生面對面交流，了解同學目前的學習狀況及未來生涯規劃。針對有意願畢業後留臺發展的學生，國際事務處也向同學說明，未來將持續提供留臺就業相關資訊與輔導資源，並依據學生實際需求給予協助，讓有意在臺發展的國際學生能夠提早認識相關資源、規劃未來職涯方向。

此外，陳姿伶國際長也特別關心甫完成一年華語先修課程，並於本(115-1)學期升上休閒運動管理學系一年級越南籍學生的學習情形。從華語先修階段進入大學專業課程，是學生學習歷程中的重要轉換階段，除了需要適應新的課程內容與學習方式，也可能面臨專業華語及課堂理解等挑戰。陳姿伶國際長表示，若同學在華語學習或課業適應方面有任何需求，皆可主動提出，國際事務處將依照學生需求，盡力協調相關資源並提供適切協助，陪伴學生順利適應大學階段的學習生活。

透過此次「境外生有約」活動，國際事務處期望藉由直接與學生交流，更深入掌握境外學生在學習、生活及職涯發展上的實際需求，並與系所共同建立更完善的支持網絡。未來，國際事務處也將持續主動關懷境外學生，整合校內外相關資源，從在學期間的生活與學習支持，到畢業後的留臺就業與職涯發展，提供更多元且完善的輔導與協助，營造友善且具支持性的國際化校園環境。

To gain a deeper understanding of the academic situation and future career plans of international students, the Office of International Affairs at Taipei Municipal University held a "Meet the International Students" event on November 3, 2026. The event was attended by Dean of International Affairs Chen Tzu-ling, Director of the Department of Leisure and Sports Management Chiu Ching-jen (Second-Year Master's Program Advisor), Associate Professor Li Yu-jui and Chief Secretary (Third-Year Undergraduate Advisor), Director of the International Specialization Department Chiu Shu-yi, Associate Professor Chang Chia-jung (First-Year Master's Program Advisor), Assistant Professor Lai Cheng-hao (Fourth-Year Undergraduate Advisor), Assistant Professor Chang Chih-han (First-Year Undergraduate Advisor), and Teaching Assistant Li Ching-hsia. International students from the department were invited to participate in the exchange, with the faculty proactively inquiring about their adaptation to studying and living in Taiwan and understanding their post-graduation intentions and related needs.

During the event, faculty and students interacted face-to-face to understand the students' current academic progress and future career plans. For students intending to stay in Taiwan after graduation, the Office of International Affairs explained that it will continue to provide information and guidance resources related to employment in Taiwan, and will offer assistance based on students' actual needs, enabling international students interested in developing their careers in Taiwan to understand relevant resources and plan their future career paths early.

In addition, Dean Chen Tzu-ling of the Office of International Affairs expressed particular concern for the Vietnamese students who had just completed a one-year pre-university Chinese language course and were entering their first year of the Department of Leisure and Sports Management this semester (115-1). The transition from the pre-university Chinese language course to university-level professional courses is a crucial transitional phase in students' learning journey. Besides needing to adapt to new course content and learning methods, they may also face challenges such as professional Chinese language skills and classroom comprehension. Dean Chen Tzu-ling stated that if students have any needs regarding Chinese language learning or academic adaptation, they can proactively raise them. The Office of International Affairs will do its best to coordinate relevant resources and provide appropriate assistance based on students' needs, accompanying them to smoothly adapt to university life.

Through this "Meet the International Students" event, the Office of International Affairs hopes to gain a deeper understanding of the actual needs of international students in their studies, life, and career development by directly communicating with them, and to work with departments to build a more comprehensive support network. In the future, the Office of International Affairs will continue to proactively care for international students, integrating relevant resources both on and off campus to provide more diverse and comprehensive guidance and assistance, from support for their lives and studies during their studies to their employment and career development after graduation, creating a friendly and supportive international campus environment.