The 36th Annual Conference of European Association for International Education was held in Glasgow. EAIE Post-Conference information indicates that there was a total excess of activity 7,300 members Participation of international educators, from sources over 100 countries ； The University also published a record of participation on 2 October, explaining its purpose in seeking to exchange cooperation and international partners.
Focus of the meeting
The event, which was held from 8 to 11 September, covered student mobility, transnational cooperation, international enrolment and university internationalization. The participation figures for EAIE are the size of the meeting and are not new cooperation agreements or additional exchange places.
According to the University, their involvement is aimed at consolidating existing overseas partners, identifying potential cooperative schools and capturing international educational trends; The bulletin does not list any new exchange places that have been identified or a student exclusive scheme for Taiwan.
Implications for Taiwanese students and families
Large annual conferences are often a pre-formula for universities to establish exchanges and cross-border cooperation, but participation in exhibitions or talks does not mean that students are immediately eligible for exchanges. Students should return to the international offices of the respective schools to announce their names, places, credit recognition, fees and language requirements, and then determine whether they can apply.
Date of verification: 5 October 2026 (Taiwan Time).
