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Company and exploration, lighting the way to a career

Career Mentors

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.

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About Career Mentors

Career mentors help each department develop its own approach to career guidance, so that teaching, career priorities and industry needs line up with one another. Every NCU department has a career mentor whose work includes career counselling, internship guidance and career activities; students take up between 80 and 120 counselling sessions a year on average. Working with the Career Development Center, mentors arrange lectures, company visits, assessments, résumé reviews and mock interviews — some 50 to 70 events a year, drawing around 2,300 attendances. Through these conversations, students set clearer goals and find the motivation to pursue them.

Outstanding Career Mentors, 2025–26

2 mentors

  • Sung Yu-wen · Assistant Professor
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    Sung Yu-wen

    Assistant Professor · Department of Chinese Literature

    Work at your life, hold on to what you long for, and go forward.
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  • Kung Tsun-hsiung · Associate Professor
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    Kung Tsun-hsiung

    Associate Professor · Department of Electrical Engineering

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