{{ $t('FEZ002') }}710指導室|
1. The 13th MATA Award competition will hold a training workshop on indigenous culture and image creation. The course will invite lecturers with teaching and practical experience to provide systematic guidance.
Through course lectures, case sharing, and practical guidance, students will be led to understand the diverse cultural connotations of indigenous peoples, image ethics, and cultural interpretation methods.
Subsequently, remote/online guidance and consultation will be combined to provide structured image creation training support, helping students establish a foundation in understanding indigenous issues, brainstorming ideas,
and practical shooting skills, thereby lowering the threshold for students to engage with indigenous issues and image creation, and ultimately improving their willingness to participate and the completion and quality of submitted works.
2. Information on the aforementioned training workshop is as follows. Please announce it to the public and encourage students from your affiliated units and graduating students of senior high schools in the 2025 academic year to participate actively.
(1) The target audience includes currently enrolled students from public and private universities, independent colleges, master's and doctoral programs, vocational schools, and 4-year and 2-year technical colleges nationwide, as well as students in in-service programs; graduating students of senior high schools in the 2025 academic year.
graduating students of senior high schools in the 2025 academic year.
(2) Online registration is available at [https://forms.gle/PsTQV48sWvDvuJmF9]. In principle, each person is limited to participating in one regional course. Each session is limited to 20 people, and admission will be based on the order of registration. Applicants with indigenous status will be given priority.
limited to 20 people, and admission will be based on the order of registration. Applicants with indigenous status will be given priority.
(3) Please complete your registration before the deadline for each session. The deadlines for each region are: Central Region: May 10th, Northern Region: May 17th,
Southern Region: June 7th, Eastern Region: June 21st.
(4) Schedule and Venue:
1. Central Region: May 16th (Saturday) to May 17th (Sunday), 2025, 09:30-16:30
to be held at the Living Experiment Base (Room 012), B1, Library and Information Building, National Chi Nan University.
2. Northern Region: May 23rd (Saturday) to May 24th (Sunday), 2025, 09:00-16:00
to be held at Classroom G603, General Education Building, Shih Hsin University.
3. Southern Region: June 13th (Saturday) to June 14th (Sunday), 2025, 09:00-16:00
to be held at Classroom 104, Jingye Building, Pingtung University (Pingshi Campus).
4. Eastern Region: June 27th (Saturday) to June 28th (Sunday), 2025, 09:00-16:00
to be held at Classroom A212 and Photography Studio A245, College of Indigenous Studies, National Dong Hwa University (Shoufeng Campus).
3. For any related questions, please contact Ms. Wang, Project Assistant, MATA Award Project Office, Department of Radio and Television, National Taiwan University of Arts, the organizing unit.
Contact number: 02-2272-2181 ext. 5015, E-mail: moe.mata.award@gmail.com
Students are welcome to register and participate.
{{ $t('FEZ012') }}
{{ $t('FEZ003') }}2026-04-29
{{ $t('FEZ014') }}2026-05-18|
{{ $t('FEZ004') }}2026-04-29|
{{ $t('FEZ005') }}53|