Organizational structure
About Office of Sustainability Strategy and Development
The Office of Sustainable Strategic Development, guided by the University’s vision and grounded in institutional data analysis, ensures that all initiatives align with NCKU’s development goals. It supports leadership in addressing global trends, government policies, and societal needs, while coordinating university-wide strategies and projects. The Office also provides timely responses to stakeholders and advisory services for units, ensuring coherence across the University.
Through its operations and functions, National Cheng Kung University identifies its development priorities, leverages its strengths, and fulfills stakeholder expectations. By actively and effectively engaging with sustainability and international networks, NCKU advances toward becoming a university of significant influence.
Meet Our Team Leader
Vice President for Sustainability
Rwei-Ling Yu
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Professor, Institute of Behavioral Medicine
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Chief Sustainability Officer, Office of Sustainability and Strategic Development
"Through strategic integration, we envision future pathways, fostering dialogue between academia and practice to generate meaningful impact."
Head Office
Follow the University’s vision and data analysis to support leadership in addressing diverse needs, provide strategic direction, and ensure alignment across all units.
Align with the University’s vision to design a sustainability roadmap, integrate resources with clear roles, and advance campus-wide transformation to meet environmental, social, and governance goals.
Leverage institutional data and analytics to track development trends, conduct institutional research, forecast changes, support decision-making, and promote sustainable university growth.
Division of Social
Responsibility and Impact
Apply sustainable branding and identity strategies to convey campus values, strengthen social responsibility practices, and foster collaboration across sectors to shape a sustainable future.
Integrate monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to coordinate university-wide project offices, enhance implementation efficiency, and improve cross-unit collaboration.