Have you ever wondered: How do I translate key terminology and core concepts in Chinese Studies into clear, accurate English? 

 How can I design a presentation that is accessible and engaging for an international audience? 

 How can I respond confidently and effectively during an English Q&A session? 

If these questions sound familiar, this workshop is designed for you. This intensive five-day (30-hour) workshop is tailored to the practical needs of graduate students in the humanities and social sciences. Bringing together instructors with extensive experience in international academic presentations, academic English, digital humanities, and cross-cultural research, the program combines lectures, hands-on training, and interactive discussions to help participants communicate their research with confidence on the international stage.

Instructors 

Che-Wei Chang— Generative AI, Digital Note-Taking, and Research Methods in the Humanities

Shao-Fang Wu — Academic English Presentation Design and Oral Communication Skills

Wei-Li Hsu — International Academic Presentation and Scholarly Exchange

Hui-Lin Hsu — English Communication in Chinese Studies and International Presentation Experience

Dr. Ting-Chih Wu — Navigating International Conferences and Academic Paper Submissions

Dr. Chih-Yen Huang — Practical Experience in International Academic Exchange and Research Presentations

Using participants' own research projects as the foundation, the workshop will provide practical training in abstract writing, presentation design, explaining research to international audiences, translating specialized terminology, integrating AI tools into research workflows, and delivering presentations in English. On the final day, participants will take part in a comprehensive mock conference presentation, followed by detailed feedback from instructors and peers to strengthen their content, language, presentation skills, and responses during Q&A sessions.