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Company and exploration, lighting the way to a career

A diverse group of mentors from across departments offers career counselling and organises career guidance activities, helping students discover their strengths, widen their horizons, and build the skills to step into the workplace.

About Career Mentors

NCU's career mentor system helps each department plan career guidance around its own strengths, linking teaching goals, career development and the talent industry needs. Mentors' core work covers career counselling, planning career guidance activities and supporting internships, with around 150 consultations a year on average. Working with the Career Development Center, mentors arrange talks, company visits, assessments, résumé reviews and mock interviews — close to a hundred events a year, drawing more than 2,000 attendances. Through conversation between teachers and students and contact with industry, young people set learning goals and find fresh motivation to learn.

Outstanding Career Mentors, 2025–26

2 mentors

  • Sung Yu-Wen · Associate Professor
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    Sung Yu-Wen

    Associate Professor · Department of Chinese Literature

    Work at your life, hold on to what you long for, and go forward.
    Mentoring reflection
  • Gong Cihun-Siyong · Associate Professor
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    Gong Cihun-Siyong

    Associate Professor · Department of Electrical Engineering

    In the age of AI, break new ground; go deep in what you study and chase the dream.
    Mentoring reflection

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Student Voices

  • I came to see that a career has no standard template, and that changing direction is also a kind of courage.

    Career MentorsDepartment of Chinese Literature Third year Anonymous
  • I learned how local stories can be carried into new forms, and it opened up what I imagine film and television can be.

    Career MentorsDepartment of Chinese Literature First year Anonymous
  • Learning about rights in non-standard employment gave me more courage to face the challenges of the workplace.

    Career MentorsDepartment of Chinese Literature Master's, first year Anonymous
  • Thank you for organising these cross-disciplinary exchanges — studying far from home, they gave me a clearer sense of direction.

    Career MentorsInternational Master's Program in Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Master's, first year Anonymous
  • A senior student's account of a summer internship abroad really got me excited.

    Career MentorsMaster's Program in Remote Sensing Science and Technology Master's, first year Anonymous
  • The study-abroad exchange let me trade information with senior students, which helped a great deal.

    Career MentorsDepartment of Optics and Photonics Third year Anonymous
  • One-to-one counselling eased my anxiety and helped me see where I'm heading.

    Career MentorsDepartment of Electrical Engineering First year Anonymous

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