Department of Radio and Television, NCCU

  NCCU Radio and Television Department to Present 2026 Graduation Showcase, In the Unfinished Between  The Department of Radio and Television at National Chengchi University (NCCU) will present its 2026 Independent Project Graduation Showcase, In the Unfinished Between, in June. Continuing the department’s longstanding tradition of creative practice, this year’s showcase is independently curated by students and brings together diverse works in moving image, music, theatre, game design and audiovisual production. The exhibition highlights graduating students’ four years of exploration and practice in media, storytelling and contemporary issues. The showcase consists of two main components: a Production Exhibition and a Film Festival. The Production Exhibition will take place from June 3 to June 7, 2026, at the Exhibition Hall of NCCU’s Journalism Building. It will feature 10 projects across four categories: music, moving image, theatre and game design. The Film Festival will be held on June 11 and 12 at the second-floor theatre of NCCU’s College of Communication. On June 14, three narrative films and one documentary will be screened at the Audiovisual Hall of NCCU’s Arts and Culture Center. An online film festival is also scheduled to take place on YouTube from June 20 to June 21, allowing a wider audience to participate in the exchange. Titled In the Unfinished Between, the exhibition focuses on the uncertainty and fluctuation experienced by contemporary young people between becoming and not becoming, leaving and staying, and dreams and reality. The curatorial concept suggests that people do not simply pause briefly in the process of making choices; instead, they may live for extended periods in a state of incompleteness. Unfinished decisions, unrealized ideals and futures that remain out of reach have gradually become part of everyday contemporary experience. Rather than offering answers to struggle, In the Unfinished Between examines how struggle continues to exist. Here, “between” is no longer merely a transitional stage, but a condition in which one resides. Likewise, “unfinished” is no longer defined solely as absence or deficiency; it becomes a shared reality of life for contemporary youth. Through different media and creative forms, the exhibition seeks to open a dialogue between the works and their audiences. Visitors are invited to reconsider their own positions and directions amid states of uncertainty and incompletion. The event welcomes students in communication, radio and television, film and related fields, as well as all audiences interested in student productions and short films. Visitors are invited to enter In the Unfinished Between and experience the creative energy and life questions of contemporary youth.

Congratulations to Our Adjunct Faculty Member on Winning the Award! Chia An Wang, a graduate of our department's master's program and a current adjunct instructor, received an Excellence Award in the Teachers' Division (Short Story category) of the 2026 Ministry of Education Literary Creation Award for the work Seam Allowance. Full list of award recipients: https://web.arte.gov.tw/wap_philology/GetNewsDetail.aspx?NID=1100&

Congratulations to Our Alumni on Being Nominated for the 2026 Golden Horse Awards! Our department alumna Flora Huang Ling-hwa has been nominated for Best Documentary Short Film at the 63rd Golden Horse Awards for her film Myanmar Girls.　 Additionally, alumnus David Ke has been nominated for Best Original Film Song at the 63rd Golden Horse Awards for writing the lyrics to Gone With the Tide. Full list of nominees for the 63rd Golden Horse Awards: https://www.goldenhorse.org.tw/news/detail/2505

Congratulations to Our Alumni and Double-Major Student on Their Nominations for the 2026 Women Make Waves Taiwan Competition Congratulations to our department’s alumni and double-major student whose works have been selected for the 2026 Women Make Waves Taiwan Competition! Among this year’s selected works, department alumni Yu Yu was selected for Till the Stars Rise, and Ng Shu-Jun for Words in The Wind. Double-major student Lin Hsin-Hsuan was selected for So Far So Good. The three films approach their subjects from different creative perspectives, showcasing young filmmakers’ observations and reflections on women’s experiences, everyday life, and social issues. Congratulations to all the selected filmmakers, and we look forward to seeing their works connect with audiences at the festival! Once again, congratulations to Yu Yu, Ng Shu-Chun, and Lin Hsin-Hsuan. We wish their films continued recognition and meaningful audience responses at the 2026 Women Make Waves Taiwan Film Festival! 2026 Women Make Waves Taiwan Film Festival Official Website: https://www.wmw.org.tw/

Class Selection Schedule for 2026 Fall Semester (Announcement)

Announcement NCCU school calendar for Academic Year 2026/2027. (revised) Due to the postponed release of the 2026 Advanced Subjects Test results, the dates for the 2026 academic year initial course selection have been adjusted as follows: First Initial course selection: Rescheduled from August 18 (Tue) – August 19 (Wed), 2026, to August 25 (Tue) – August 26 (Wed), 2026. Second Initial course selection: Rescheduled from August 24 (Mon) – August 26 (Wed), 2026, to August 31 (Mon) – September 2 (Wed), 2026. School calendar download address:https://aca.nccu.edu.tw/eng/download/calendar2026_eng.pdfpoints to note: Any change of the school calendar will be announced on the school’s homepage.Office of  Academic Affairs