4.3) Lifelong learning measures

TKU attaches importance to the social responsibility of universities, bears the responsibility of nurturing national youth and academic research, and aims to serve lifelong education and sustainable management. Not only does it offer many physical or online courses for the public to participate in for free or paid, but also offers Lohas courses especially for the elderly to fulfill the social responsibilities of the university. In addition, TKU makes good use of the energy of faculties and students to organize return home service teams to take care of young people in remote areas and organize community activities to serve local youth.

TKU is a teaching-oriented research university. Each college organizes various workshops, professional knowledge services, special lectures, graduation exhibitions, international forums, etc., which are free for the public to participate in. Various academic seminars are conducted regularly, and international and professional scholars are invited to enhance the energy of local research.

TKU library is open to the public. It provides 1.3 million collections of resources, 2.69 million e-books, and 70,000 e-journals for the public to use, university resources and online courses are fully opened to the public to give back to the public free of charge.

TKU is one of the few universities in Taiwan that pioneered the admission of visually impaired students and established the country's only visually impaired resource center to assist visually impaired students in their education and employment. The facilities of the entire university meet the mobility needs of disabled students, with special emphasis on gender equality. The early pioneers of women's rights in Taiwan all came from TKU. The Department of Chinese has set up a women's research room and spares no effort in advocating equal rights, and an ad hoc committee for gender equality has been set up to promote gender equality education.
• 4.3.1) Public resources (lifelong learning)
  Provide access to educational resources for those not studying at the university.
• 4.3.2) Public events (lifelong learning)
  Host events at university that are open to the general public.
• 4.3.3) Vocational training events (lifelong learning)
  Host events at university that are open to the general public.
• 4.3.4) Education outreach activities beyond campus
  Undertake educational outreach activities (e.g. tailored lectures or demonstrations) beyond campus – in local schools, in the community.
• 4.3.5) Lifelong learning access policy
  A policy that ensures that access to these activities is accessible to all, regardless of ethnicity, religion, disability, immigration or gender.