活動日期 ：2026年9月28日-30日

活動地點 ：日本千葉科技大學

一、活動重點及目的：

本次代表校方赴日本千葉科學大學（Chiba Institute of Science, CIS）進行 MOU 簽署交換及學術文化交流，並與校級主管交流，了解雙方各系合作意願。透過醫學檢驗、教學設備、師資及學術研究等面向的實地參訪與操作，促進師生跨領域學習及國際交流。

二、活動特色及執行情形：

今年3月，CIS 危機管理學部保健醫療學科師生曾來校交流，表達建立長期合作的意願。本次為回訪活動，重點如下：

1. 校園環境與教學資源： CIS 位於日本千葉縣銚子市，校內設有教室、實驗室、圖書館、體育館及學生餐廳等多元設施，提供完善的教學資源。

2. MOU 交換儀式： 由雙方校級主管共同參與 MOU 交換及學校介紹，並安排學生交流。CIS 校長表達明年訪校意願，副校長亦提出與本校護理系交流的構想，相關資訊已轉知國際長，作為後續合作依據。

3. 病理切片試驗與染色： 學生與日方師生共同進行實作，體驗 AC Electric Field IHC 技術，將傳統約6小時的染色流程縮短至15至20分鐘，了解新技術提升檢驗效率及臨床應用的潛力。

4. 校內其他學系參訪： 參訪保健醫療及航空技術危機管理等相關學科，實際體驗救護車與飛行模擬器，拓展師生對不同專業領域的認識，留下深刻的跨領域學習經驗。

I. Key Objectives and Purpose

This visit to Chiba Institute of Science (CIS) in Japan was conducted on behalf of the university to exchange Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) and promote academic and cultural exchange. Discussions with university administrators explored potential collaboration among departments. Through on-site visits and hands-on activities related to medical laboratory science, teaching facilities, faculty expertise, and academic research, the program aimed to promote interdisciplinary learning and international exchange.

II. Program Highlights and Implementation

In March this year, faculty members and students from the Department of Health and Medical Sciences, Faculty of Risk and Crisis Management at CIS visited our university and expressed interest in establishing long-term collaboration. This visit served as a return visit, with the following highlights:

1. Campus Environment and Teaching Resources: Located in Choshi, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, CIS provides diverse educational facilities, including classrooms, laboratories, a library, a gymnasium, and student dining facilities.

2. MOU Exchange Ceremony: University administrators from both institutions participated in the MOU exchange and university presentations, accompanied by student exchanges. The CIS president expressed interest in visiting our university next year, while the vice president proposed collaboration with our Department of Nursing. These proposals were relayed to the Dean of International Affairs for future follow-up.

3. Pathological Slide Testing and Staining: Students conducted hands-on activities alongside Japanese faculty and students, experiencing AC Electric Field IHC technology, which reduces the traditional staining process from approximately six hours to 15–20 minutes. This provided insights into its potential to improve testing efficiency and support clinical applications.

4. Visits to Other Departments: The delegation visited programs in health and medical sciences as well as aviation technology and crisis management. Hands-on experiences with an ambulance and a flight simulator broadened participants' understanding of different professional fields and provided valuable interdisciplinary learning experiences.