Congratulations to 108th Cohort Graduate Lin Ching-Hua (Paiwan name: Ljeljeng a lja tjuleng) on Successfully Obtaining Her Master’s Degree from National Sun Yat-sen University!

Date: September 27, 2022

Congratulations to Ms. Lin Ching-Hua (Paiwan name: Ljeljeng a lja tjuleng), a student from the 108th cohort of the Indigenous Master’s Program, who successfully graduated from National Sun Yat-sen University on September 20, 2022, and was awarded her master’s degree!

For related news coverage on Ljeljeng’s graduation, please refer to the following reports:

• Youngest “Grandmother” Graduate from NSYSU Indigenous Master’s Program Explores Indigenous Employment Challenges in Her Thesis (NSYSU News)
• Researching Indigenous Employment Challenges, 54-Year-Old “Grandmother” Earns Master’s Degree from NSYSU (Central News Agency)
• 54-Year-Old Paiwan “Young Grandmother” Earns Master’s Degree with Thesis on Indigenous Employment Challenges (Liberty Times)
• Paiwan Grandmother’s Master’s Thesis Explores Indigenous Employment Challenges and Bridges the Gap Between Education and Career Development (United Daily News)
• Researching Indigenous Employment Challenges, 54-Year-Old “Grandmother” Earns Master’s Degree from NSYSU (Newtalk)
• From Indigenous Homeland to Indigenous Homeland: NSYSU’s Young Grandmother Graduates from Master’s Program (Merit Times)
• Youngest Grandmother Graduate from NSYSU Indigenous Master’s Program Examines Indigenous Employment Challenges in Thesis (Today News)
• Over Fifty-Year-Old Youngest Grandmother Graduate Explores Indigenous Employment Challenges in Master’s Thesis (Epoch Times)
• 54-Year-Old Paiwan Grandmother Earns Master’s Degree Through Determination and Thesis Research (China Daily News)
• Returning to School After Fifty: Lin Ching-Hua Passes Thesis Defense and Joyfully Completes Graduation Ceremony (Yahoo News / Central News Agency)