Lukas Niu is driven by the ambition to work for a multinational company or international organization. Throughout his college years, he has consistently built a track record of global leadership. His professional experience spans Taiwan, the United States, Thailand, and Mainland China, equipping him with strong analytical problem-solving skills and a data-driven approach to tackling complex challenges in both the public and private sectors.
He possesses a deep passion for Marketing and Public Relations, leveraging his strong interpersonal, communication, and coordination skills to drive impactful engagement across diverse audiences.
Beyond his corporate and public sector experience, Lukas is also a multifaceted professional. He serves as a columnist for a well-known Taiwanese online magazine and an international affairs commentator. Additionally, he has experience in teaching, sharing his insights and expertise with students.
With a global perspective and a dynamic skill set, he thrives in cross-cultural environments and is consistently eager to bridge ideas, people, and industries.
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This workshop, Launching a Global Career: Skills and Strategies for Multinational Companies and International Organizations, is designed for students preparing for international internships and future global careers across multinational companies, international organizations, and the public sector.
The workshop explores how students can use internship experiences to build long-term career capital, develop a global professional mindset, and strengthen the skills expected in international working environments. Through a combination of presentations, discussion, and interactive group work, students will examine the differences between multinational and public-sector career pathways while reflecting on communication, cultural awareness, professionalism, and personal positioning in global contexts.
Students will also work in teams to analyze real-world international organization and multinational company case scenarios, develop practical recommendations, and present their ideas in a professional presentation format. The workshop concludes by connecting these experiences back to students’ upcoming internships and future career development.
A light lunch will be provided.
Agenda:
10:30–11:30 Session 1: Launching a Global Career
11:30–11:40 Group Task Briefing1
11:40–13:30 Working Lunch & Photoshoot
13:30–14:30 Group Presentations
14:30–15:00 Summary & Q&A
Please note that the detailed structure and activities may be adjusted depending on class dynamics and available time.
May 9 (Sat)
10:30 - 15:00
GIS NTU Convention Center (Room: Plato)
No. 85, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Rd.
Da’an Dist.
Taipei 106
To prepare students for the practical and mental demands of overseas workplaces, NTU OIA has organized courses led by experienced former managers and a selection of eight LinkedIn Learning courses.Students admitted to the 2025 Overseas Internship Program must complete training courses before departing for their internships. The course requirements are as follows:
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