DIRECTION · GOVERNANCE · DISCLOSURE

Planning & Administration

Explore the institutional plans, public information and university rules that provide the context for sustainability at MCU. Read strategic direction alongside implementation records and dated disclosures.

University resources

Institutional development direction

Read the 2025/26–2027/28 academic-year plan and university profile for the place of AI, sustainability and internationalization in institutional development.

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Institutional data and trends

Explore student, staffing, campus-area and resource data by academic year, retaining the source definitions and notes.

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Gender equity rules and resources

Find university gender-equity rules and links to the relevant legislation. Follow the responsible unit’s procedures for specific matters.

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Published plans and institutional context

Academic years 2025/26–2027/28

AI, sustainability and internationalization

The institutional development source connects MCU’s educational philosophy with AI and the SDGs in its objectives and action plans. This is strategic direction; progress should be assessed through separate implementation and outcome records.

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Source published: 2026-05-26

A published discussion of an international framework

Ming Chuan Weekly reported an administrative meeting presentation on STARS and MCU’s sustainability strategy. It describes evaluation and data integration, rather than an awarded rating.

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Data and further reading

Distinguish strategic direction, adopted rules, implementation records and annual data. Before comparing figures, check the academic year, population and definition. A report’s publication year may differ from the period covered by its data.

2024 report: University governance →

Chapter links open the 2024 original edition. Consult the report for its data periods and reporting boundary.

These topic areas draw on the four main STARS categories to organize information. Their use does not imply certification, a rating or a score. Framework reference