SYSTEX Corporation, Taiwan's leading information service provider, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the College of Management at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). The partnership aims to create internship and employment opportunities for students while integrating industry-academia resources to enhance youth employability, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 8 (SDG 8) of promoting sustainable economic growth and decent work.

SYSTEX: Building a World-Class Software Enterprise with Employee-Centric Values

As a signatory to this MOU, SYSTEX Corporation strives to become a "world-class software company" by developing expertise in software, data, cloud computing, and other core technologies to support comprehensive digital transformation for enterprises. Beyond technological innovation, SYSTEX is dedicated to creating a comfortable work environment featuring facilities such as a fitness center, coffee bar, and shared workspaces, enabling employees to flexibly switch between work modes and spark innovation. Through annual internship and career development programs, promising young talents can gain practical experience through hands-on projects, rapidly building expertise to become internationally competitive professionals.

College of Management: Nurturing Professionals with Global Vision and Social Responsibility

The College of Management at NTNU upholds its mission of "creating management knowledge and nurturing business leaders with cultural literacy" through academic research and industry collaboration. Through this partnership, SYSTEX will provide industry-aligned internship opportunities, allowing students to gain practical experience under professional guidance. Outstanding interns will have opportunities for full-time employment, participating in the company's global business expansion and innovation projects. This collaboration not only strengthens international students' competitiveness but also promotes sustainable development principles through SYSTEX's green technology initiatives.

Future Outlook: Deepening New Southbound Cooperation for Multi-stakeholder Success

The College of Management at NTNU will launch its Business Administration English-Taught Program (BA-ETP) in Fall 2025, featuring all-English instruction and focusing on developing students' cross-cultural communication skills, global perspective, and sense of social responsibility. The program specifically targets talent development from New Southbound Policy countries, with international students expected to comprise over 50% of enrollment. SYSTEX's long-standing presence in New Southbound markets makes this academic partnership particularly valuable, not only cultivating localized international talent for the company but also facilitating career development through internship and employment opportunities. This collaboration effectively aligns with the government's New Southbound Policy talent development initiatives, creating a new paradigm of success for industry, academia, and government cooperation.