6. For the reasons above, university leaders need to find ways to make global learning inherent in all dewee programs.

I. (1) Dr. Chiyoko Smith will give a talk here soon. (2) The talk will take place at the University Auditorium, National Cheng Kung University. (3) Dr. Smith's upcoming talk is about the promises of stem cell. (4) Dr. Smith is Professor ofBiology at Socrates University. (5) The talk will be held from 2pm to 4pm, April 1, 2015.

II. (1) This article is an analysis of paintings. (2) This article was published in Romantic Arts. (3) The article was published in the latest issue of Romantic Arts. ( 4) The paintings analyzed in the article are all portrait paintings. (5) The paintings analyzed in the article were made by John Geoffrey.

1. While other industries talk about globalizing, higher education in the United States has long been heavily international, drawing students and faculty members from around the world.

2. Universities need to do more to ensure that the next generation of scholars and researchers has an international perspective and the ability to work in diverse settings.

3. Although universities around the world face a common challenge in cultivating globally minded graduates, the solutions may differ by institution, country, and region.

4. While traditional study-abroad programs, at the undergraduate level, emphasize the benefits of the cultural experience, graduate students need to see additional value in participating, such as the opportunity to do research overseas and expand professional networks.

5. Family commitments or cultural constraints may keep women from pursuing doctorates abroad, even as more earn college degrees. Students in shorter master's-degree programs may not have time to spend part of their studies abroad.

IV. Essay Writing: 20 points Write an essay of at least 200 words in an appropriate style on the following topic. Advanced medical technologies can save lives, but some are energy-intensive and contribute to a larger carbon footprint. Discuss whether a medical university should consider environmental costs when conducting certain tests or experiments. Propose clear criteria for decision-making and give specific examples of situations where sustainability could affect teaching and learning.

IV. Short Essay Writing (Write a short passage of about 200 words in English as your response to the below pastage)20% Artificial Intelligence (Al) has enormous value but capturing the full benefits of AI means facing and handling its potential pifalls. The same sophisticated systems used to discover novel drugs, screen diseases, tackle climate change, conserve wildlife and protect biodiversity can also yield biased algovithms that cause harm and technologies that threaten security, privacy and even human existence.

IV. English Essay Writing: Essay Topic: The Rise of Corruption and Fraud in Taiwan: A Reflection on Modern Society Instruction: In recent years, there has been a marked increase in news reports detailing the involvement of legal professionals in fraud rings (詐騙集團) and prominent politicians embroiled in corruption scandals. Why have such cases become so prevalent in Taiwan today? Is this surge a consequence of contemporary capitalism, which exacerbates economic anxieties and imposes an urgent sense of scarcity on those struggling to make ends meet? Or are we witnessing a decline in the influence of traditional moral values on personal and professional conduct? If you were the leader of Taiwan, what measures would you implement to address and rectify this troubling societal trend? In your essay, critically examine the factors contributing to the apparent rise in corruption and fraud in Taiwan. Explore the role of modern capitalism and consumer culture in fostering these issues, as well as the potential erosion of traditional ethics and values. Reflect on whether these incidents are genuinely increasing or if heightened media coverage has simply made us more aware of them. You are encouraged to draw on your own observations and insights regarding recent societal shifts in Taiwan and to discuss the broader implications for Taiwan's future. Guidelines: Your essay should be approximately 400-600 words in length. It will be evaluated based on grammar, fluency, organization, relevant examples, and critical thinking.

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