Nov 18-19, 2025，the College of Management at National Taipei University of Technology was represented by Vice Dean Liang-Chih Liu and Accreditation Manager Herbert Liu at the 2025 AACSB Asia Pacific Annual Conference (Elevate: Asia Pacific) held in Hong Kong. The delegation engaged in in-depth exchanges with business school leaders, scholars, and higher education practitioners from around the world. The conference focused on how higher education institutions can continue to enhance teaching quality, faculty development, and academic governance amid rapid change and increasing uncertainty, while reaffirming the critical role of AACSB accreditation as a key indicator of internationalization and sustainable development for business schools.

During the conference, a series of keynote sessions and forums examined the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching and research, strategies to bridge the gap between employer expectations and graduate readiness, and ways in which higher education institutions can build both institutional and talent-related resilience in response to geopolitical and policy changes. These discussions highlighted emerging global trends in business education and provided valuable insights for future curriculum design, learning outcomes assessment, and student capability development.

Through participation in the AACSB Asia Pacific Conference, the College of Management not only strengthened its connections with AACSB member institutions worldwide, but also gained timely insights into global developments in teaching innovation and school governance. The College remains committed to expanding its international engagement, enhancing global visibility, and continuously improving the overall quality of management education.