國立臺灣大學

NTU Lectures are held in three locations—Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung—allowing freshers to choose the session most convenient to their place of residence.

The event consists of two parts: Lecture Session and Board Game Interaction.

During the Lecture Session, invited NTU alumni from various fields and current students will share their experiences. Alumni will talk about their academic journey and resources at NTU, while current students will introduce essential campus guidelines, including housing and course selection for the year.

At the end of the lecture, around 40 participants will be randomly selected on-site to continue with the Board Game Interaction at a nearby café or board game venue.

◆ Kaohsiung Session – Ms. An-An Huang, CPA at Deloitte Taiwan
 / NTU Accounting Department alumna (originally from Kaohsiung) /

◆ Taipei Session – Mr. Ling-Chieh Kung, Distinguished Mentor, Department of Information Management
 / NTU Information Management Department alumnus (originally from Taipei) /

◆ Taichung Session – Coming Soon

● August 17 – Kaohsiung Session(Google Map)
 Venue: Le Phare – Xin Zuoying Branch ([Google Map])
 Lecture Session: 13:30 Check-in, 14:00–16:00 Lectures, 16:05 Board game participant draw
 Board Game Interaction: 18:10 Event ends

● August 18 – Taichung Session(Google Map)
 Venue: Dadun Cultural Center Auditorium ([Google Map])
 Lecture Session: 13:30 Check-in, 14:00–16:00 Lectures, 16:05 Board game participant draw
 Board Game Interaction: 18:30 Event ends

● August 19 – Taipei Session(Google Map)
 Venue: NTU Boya Lecture Hall ([Google Map])
 Lecture Session: 13:30 Check-in, 14:00–16:10 Lectures, 16:05 Board game participant draw
 Board Game Interaction: 18:30 Event ends

• The board game venue is approximately 10–15 minutes away from the lecture location by public transportation (MRT or bus) or on foot. Participants who are selected will either go with a staff-led group or make their way there on their own.

• Each participant may only register for one session. If you need to change your selected session after registering, please fill out the session change form.

The event consists of two parts: Pre-Event Online Icebreaker and On-Site Team Challenge.

• Pre-Event Online Icebreaker:
  Participants will be grouped into teams of 14 and added to a LINE group one week before the on-site event. Through online icebreaker activities, freshers from different departments will get a chance to know each other in advance.

• On-Site Team Challenge:
  This is a 90-minute indoor competition featuring campus life-themed games. NTU-related topics—such as course selection rules, administrative resources, and campus facilities—are turned into interactive challenges like Monopoly-inspired tasks, quiz games, and Bingo.
  Teams will go through 3 rounds of games, and those who win 2 out of 3 rounds (or all 3) will receive an OC19 Limited Edition Crossbody Phone Bag.

The event is divided into two formats: Short Videos and Podcasts. Content will be produced around campus-related topics (such as lecture buildings, dormitories, and student clubs) as well as educational themes (such as gender friendliness, intellectual property rights, and environmental sustainability), and will be promoted through the official website and social media platforms.

“Yehlin Guide” is an online project featured on the OC19 Freshers Season website, inviting senior students to share their NTU experiences and daily campus life. Topics include course features, campus resources, food recommendations, and useful tips for freshmen. Through different perspectives and stories, the project hopes to help new students get to know NTU and adapt to campus life more easily.