Shih Hsin University's promotion of school affairs reform triggered a backlash. The Ministry of Education: If communication is not clear, a task force will be formed to visit.

The Ministry of Education said that it will form a task force to visit Shih Hsin University to safeguard students' educational rights and the normal operation of school affairs.

Shih Hsin University promotes school affairs and administrative reforms in the new semester, triggering student backlash. Students reported that the original departments of each department were merged, administrative personnel and system authority were adjusted, and some administrative issues of teachers and students were changed to be handled by the AI ​​system, but problems such as seeking help and administrative tasks were not smooth. The Ministry of Education said this evening (30th) that it has asked Shih Hsin University to understand the actual needs of teachers and students and carefully review relevant measures. If the school fails to communicate well with teachers and students and cannot build a consensus within the school, the Ministry of Education will form a task force to visit the school.

The Ministry of Education said that universities make organizational and administrative adjustments based on school development and actual operational needs. Although it is an independent matter of the university, relevant measures should still fully consider the needs of student learning, teacher teaching and administrative services, promote them step by step, and make supporting and transitional arrangements.

The Ministry of Education said it had previously required Shih Hsin University to properly understand the actual needs and fully communicate and explain the issues reported by teachers and students during the recent school reform process. If the school communicates poorly with teachers and students and fails to achieve consensus within the school, the Ministry of Education will form a task force to visit the school to safeguard students' rights to education and the normal operation of school affairs.