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【International Exchange】Day 2 of Bulgarian Scholar’s Three-Day Visit: Associate Professor Ivan Slavchev Engages with Graduate Institutes of Sports & Leisure Management and Sports Science to Explore International Projects and Digital Sports

The Tianmu Campus of the University of Taipei invited Associate Professor Ivan Slavchev from the National Sports Academy in Bulgaria for a three-day academic exchange. On the second day of his visit (October 14), the university first arranged for Associate Professor Slavchev to taste local cuisine and experience Taiwan’s rich food culture. Subsequently, Associate Professor Slavchev visited the Graduate Institute of Sports and Leisure Management for a seminar, engaging in in-depth exchanges with first-year master's students. Focusing on "Managing International Sports Projects," he shared practical experience from Erasmus+ international cooperation projects and detailed the four core stages of the project lifecycle—Initiating, Planning, Executing, and Closing—building a solid foundation in international project concepts for the students. In the afternoon, Associate Professor Slavchev gave a special presentation at the Graduate Institute of Sports Science on "Digital Tools in Sports Education: How We Implement E-Learning and IT in Our Academy." Drawing on the practical experience of the National Sports Academy in Bulgaria, he introduced the innovative integration of biomechanics, AI-assisted simulation teaching, and drone technology in physical education, while also exploring key issues such as online assessment mechanisms, AI usage guidelines, and data safety. Throughout the lectures, Associate Professor Slavchev effectively made use of digital interactive tools such as real-time polling and short questionnaires, prompting lively discussions among students and greatly enhancing classroom participation and interaction, bringing the second day of academic exchange to a successful close.

Implemented by Office Of International Affairs
Date: 2026/10/14
Link: https://international.utaipei.edu.tw/p/406-1006-135500,r337.php?Lang=zh-tw