Cultural Empowerment
Creating a culturally diverse environment on campus
by organizing indigenous cultural activities, film festivals and arts events,
and inviting competent authorities, civic groups and people who care about
indigenous issues from within or outside the University. Also, indigenous
students are encouraged to participate in these activities to identify
themselves as indigenous, and at the same time to unlock their potential in
music, fine arts, crafts and aesthetics.
Research and Development
Cooperating with professionals and integrating
resources of different fields within the University to be proactively engaged in
research and development of indigenous cultures and related industries. Extensive literature, books and magazines are collected and a website
is established so that people from within or outside the University can inquire
into data on indigenous cultures and related industries.
Teaching and Training Enriching courses and programs related to indigenous
industries and tribal development; promoting integration of tribal
empowerment and the cultural industry; and putting equal emphasis on theory and
practice. The Center aspires to support marketing and promotion activities for
tribal cultures, tourism and industries, with an eye to facilitating the
development of indigenous industries.
Continuing Education Carrying out government-sponsored projects to hold
forums, seminars and workshops on education, culture, crafts, industry, skills
and management for indigenous peoples.
Exhibitions and Performances
Organizing a wide variety of exhibitions and
performances of indigenous cultures, crafts and industries.
Collaboration and Exchange Promoting exchanges and collaboration projects
with competent authorities, organizations and schools both at home and abroad.
Counseling and Guidance:
Offering indigenous students counseling and guidance
on daily life, academic studies and career planning.
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