4.3.2) Public events (lifelong learning)
Host events at university that are open to the general public.

TKU organizes activities open to the public to achieve the goal of lifelong learning. According to the types of activities handled, the description is as follows:

1. Routine
The Office of Continuing Education offers routine digital teaching courses and workshops. A total of 25 courses were opened this year, serving 740 teachers.

The College of Liberal Arts (Department of Chinese, Department of History, Department of Information and Library Science), College of Science (Department of Mathematics), College of Business and Management (Department of International Business, Department of Risk Management and Insurance, Department of Industrial Economics, Department of Business Administration, Department of Accounting), College of International Affairs (Graduate Institute of Latin America Studies, Graduate Institute of International Affairs and Strategic Studies), College of Education (Graduate Institute of Educational Policy and Leadership), College of Global Development (Department of Innovative Information and Technology), etc., regularly hosts academic seminars and forums every year, and the results are remarkable.

The College of Liberal Arts (Department of Chinese, Department of Mass Communication) and College of Global Development hosts graduation themes and results presentations annually.

The College of Science, College of Engineering, College of Foreign Languages & Literatures, College of International Affairs, and the College of Education hosts various camps and seminars annually, inviting youngsters and middle school students to explore subject areas.

The College of Liberal Arts and the College Foreign Languages & Literatures organize unique local cultural activities every year. The Department of History hosted the French War Memorial Banquet, the College of Foreign Languages & Literatures organizes the Tamsui Formosa International Poetry Festival, and the Department of French organizes the Night of Beaujolais. Inviting Tamsui residents to participate together, providing the opportunity for community residents to understand the characteristics of multiculturalism.

2.One-time activities
The Department of Mechanical & Electro-Mechanical Engineering of the School of Engineering implements the visually impaired computer education and training consulting plan, the visually impaired information network and the Chinese visually impaired e-book addition work plan, and the long-term promotion of the visually impaired information network and consultation calls to assist visually impaired students and parents to understand the relevant resources.

The Colleges and Departments of TKU invite Jade Mountain scholars, well-known overseas scholars, and domestic scholars, to conduct numerous speeches and workshops.