Taiwanese Society

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The UCL Taiwanese Society aims to promote greater understanding of the rich culture of Taiwan, as well as foster a friendly and intimate community among our members.

We welcome undergrads and postgrads as well as both Taiwanese and non-Taiwanese nationals. Join us for many more exciting events planned for the coming year!

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Events

Taiwanese Society Career Talk

22/03/2026 | 14:00 - 16:00

🎓 UCL Career Talk

Curious about the job‑hunting landscape in the UK? Want to hear how UCL alumni built their careers in healthcare data and the tech industry? You won’t want to miss this event!

We’ve invited two outstanding UCL alumni to share their firsthand experiences studying and job hunting in the UK:
👨‍⚕️ Philippe Huang
PhD at UCL; Master at NTU
Senior Health Data Analyst at

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Taiwanese Society membership types:

Standard: £5.00
Taster: free

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