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{{Infobox University
|native_name = 國立臺中教育大學科學應用與推廣學系
|name = Department of Science Application and Dissemination, National Taichung University
|established = Founded 1998
|type = [[Public university|Public]] ([[National university|National]])
|president = [[Hon-Bo Huang]] (黃鴻博)
|city = [[Taichung City]], [[Taiwan]]
|country = [[Republic of China]]
|faculty = 11
|website = [http://www.ntcu.edu.tw/science/ National Taichung University]
}}
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The Department of Natural Science Education was established in 1998. In line with the school transformation, the name was changed to the Department of Science Application and Dissemination in 2006. It is the only science media-oriented department among Taiwan. The department features public science education, explanatory tours and design of science museums, writing of science articles for general public, design of scientific toys (events), research in fundamental and applied sciences, as well as training prospective science teachers for elementary schools. The department also has a master's program to provide students with more career choices in the future. The department has the highest number of projects on campus which received funding from the National Science Council. There are many active and various kinds of activities held by the Department Association helping students learn and be more mature. Currently, there are 11 faculty members in the department, including 5 professors, 1 associate professor, 4 assistant professors, and 1 instructor. 10 of the faculty members have doctoral degrees.
The Department of Natural Science Education was established in 1998. In line with the school transformation, the name was changed to the Department of Science Application and Dissemination in 2006. It is the only science media-oriented department among Taiwan. The department features public science education, explanatory tours and design of science museums, writing of science articles for general public, design of scientific toys (events), research in fundamental and applied sciences, as well as training prospective science teachers for elementary schools. The department also has a master's program to provide students with more career choices in the future. The department has the highest number of projects on campus which received funding from the National Science Council. There are many active and various kinds of activities held by the Department Association helping students learn and be more mature. Currently, there are 11 faculty members in the department, including 5 professors, 1 associate professor, 4 assistant professors, and 1 instructor. 10 of the faculty members have doctoral degrees.



Latest revision as of 19:22, 12 August 2009

The Department of Natural Science Education was established in 1998. In line with the school transformation, the name was changed to the Department of Science Application and Dissemination in 2006. It is the only science media-oriented department among Taiwan. The department features public science education, explanatory tours and design of science museums, writing of science articles for general public, design of scientific toys (events), research in fundamental and applied sciences, as well as training prospective science teachers for elementary schools. The department also has a master's program to provide students with more career choices in the future. The department has the highest number of projects on campus which received funding from the National Science Council. There are many active and various kinds of activities held by the Department Association helping students learn and be more mature. Currently, there are 11 faculty members in the department, including 5 professors, 1 associate professor, 4 assistant professors, and 1 instructor. 10 of the faculty members have doctoral degrees.

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