TAIPEI, Taiwan — As the global economic center of gravity shifts toward the Asia-Pacific, the landscape of leadership education is undergoing a profound transformation. National Taiwan University (NTU) College of Management is proud to announce that its Service for Executive Education Development (SEED) has officially become an associate member of UNICON in 2026.

UNICON is the world’s premier organization for university-based executive education. By joining this prestigious network, NTU now stands alongside the world’s most renowned business schools, collaborating to define the future of global management and leadership development.

A Legacy Intersects with the Future

Founded in 1928, NTU has long been recognized as the top university in Taiwan, currently ranked 63rd in the world. As the university approaches its 100th anniversary in 2028, this new partnership with UNICON marks a perfect beginning for its second century of glory.

SEED: The Bridge to Success

Since its inception in 2012, SEED has served as a vital nexus between cutting-edge academic research and practical business application. To date, SEED has empowered over 2,000 senior executives. Partnered with more than 500 leading companies. Developed the "Expand (台大E勢泮)" program—a flagship initiative in Taiwan designed for EMBA alumni to master digital transformation and succession planning.

A Vision for Global Exchange

Professor Chialin Chen, Dean of the NTU College of Management, emphasized that joining UNICON is far more than a formal recognition. This membership allows us to share Taiwan’s unique business insights with the global community while  simultaneously integrating the latest international management trends into the Asia-Pacific region," said Dean Chen.

Leading with Purpose

True leadership requires navigating an increasingly complex world with clarity and purpose. By aligning its deep cultural roots with UNICON’s global network, National Taiwan University exemplifies the philosophy of being "locally grounded, globally connected." NTU remains committed to cultivating the visionary leaders needed to navigate the challenges of the next hundred years.