實踐大學智慧服務管理英語學士學位學程 English Taught Program in Smart Service Management

臺北－雅加達訊，2026年6月18日－實踐大學智慧服務管理英語學士學位學程（English-Taught Program in Smart Service Management, ETPSSM）一年級學生於印尼Atma Jaya Catholic University 主辦之「2026國際商業創意競賽」（International Business Idea Competition, IBIC 2026）中表現亮眼，在來自全球各地優秀隊伍的激烈競爭下，一舉榮獲冠軍及亞軍，展現實踐大學推動國際化教育與跨文化創新人才培育的卓越成果。

本次獲獎團隊由智慧服務管理英語學士學位學程郭昱辰（Dr. Aditya Nugroho）助理教授指導，成員來自印尼、日本、加拿大及史瓦帝尼王國（Kingdom of Eswatini）等不同國家，充分展現學程高度國際化的學習環境與跨文化合作能力。學生們透過多元文化背景的交流與協作，提出兼具創新性、商業可行性及社會影響力的創業方案，獲得評審一致肯定。

榮獲冠軍（First Place）的 Team Sustrava（Sustainable Travel），成員包括吳利雅（Golea Devina Wu）、胡綺華（Chevarayna Joyce Ester Hutabarat）及葉愛華（Thandeka Phiweyinkosi Ngcece）。團隊以「Journey Reimagined, Footprint Reduced（重新定義旅程，減少碳足跡）」為核心理念，提出結合永續旅遊與智慧科技的創新平台。除了商業模式規劃外，團隊更實際開發擴增實境（AR）網站原型，提供旅客查詢臺灣旅宿、餐飲及交通服務的碳排放資訊，協助消費者在旅遊過程中監測並降低碳足跡，響應全球淨零排放與永續觀光發展趨勢。

榮獲亞軍（Second Place）的 Team SAMA（Smart Assistive Mobility Attachment），成員包括Thabiso Ndumiso Hlanze、Zak Josiah Gariba、陳仁明（Ralph Anderson Butenaers）及藤川日向（Hinata Fujikawa）。團隊研發一款可安裝於輪椅、手杖及腋下拐杖的智慧輔助移動裝置，結合警示提醒與緊急求助功能，協助高齡者、身心障礙者及行動不便人士提升移動安全與生活自主性，展現科技關懷與社會創新的精神。

本屆競賽主題為「Empowering Student Entrepreneurs to Blueprint Global Enterprises（培育學生創業家，共創全球企業藍圖）」，鼓勵青年學子提出兼具創新思維與市場價值的商業構想。兩支獲獎團隊皆緊扣競賽主題，並呼應聯合國永續發展目標（SDGs），透過科技應用與創新服務，回應環境永續、健康福祉及包容性社會等全球議題，因此獲得評審高度評價。

智慧服務管理英語學士學位學程表示，此次優異成績不僅彰顯學生的創新能力與國際競爭力，更體現學程長期致力於打造全英語授課、多元文化共學及跨領域實作環境的教育理念。來自印尼、日本、加拿大及史瓦帝尼王國等不同國家的學生攜手合作，在競賽中脫穎而出，正是國際化教育促進創意激盪與全球視野培養的最佳例證。

作為臺灣少數以智慧科技應用與服務管理為核心、全英語授課的國際化學程，實踐大學智慧服務管理英語學士學位學程持續培育具備數位創新、創業思維及全球移動力的人才。此次於IBIC 2026榮獲冠亞軍，不僅提升學程國際能見度，也再次展現實踐大學在國際人才培育與創新教育領域的豐碩成果。

First-Year ETPSSM Students Claim Top Honors at IBIC 2026, Showcasing Shih Chien University's Global Diversity

Taipei–Jakarta, June 18, 2026 — First-year students from the English-Taught Program in Smart Service Management (ETPSSM) at Shih Chien University achieved outstanding international recognition by winning First Place and Second Place at the International Business Idea Competition (IBIC) 2026, hosted by Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia.

The achievement highlights not only the innovative capabilities of ETPSSM students but also the program's commitment to fostering a truly international learning environment. The winning teams brought together students representing Indonesia, Japan, Canada, and the Kingdom of Eswatini, demonstrating the power of cross-cultural collaboration in solving global challenges.

Competing against talented university students from around the world, two ETPSSM teams, under the supervision of Dr. Aditya Nugroho (郭昱辰), impressed judges with business concepts that combined innovation, sustainability, and social impact.

The First Place award was presented to Team Sustrava (Sustainable Travel), consisting of Golea Devina Wu (吳利雅), Chevarayna Joyce Ester Hutabarat (胡綺華), and Thandeka Phiweyinkosi Ngcece (葉愛華). Guided by the slogan “Journey Reimagined, Footprint Reduced,” the team developed a sustainable tourism platform that encourages travelers to track and reduce their carbon footprint. Going beyond a conceptual proposal, Team Sustrava designed an Augmented Reality (AR)-enabled website prototype that provides travelers with carbon-emission information for hotels, restaurants, and transportation services in Taiwan, supporting global efforts toward carbon reduction and sustainable travel.

The Second Place award went to Team SAMA (Smart Assistive Mobility Attachment), represented by Thabiso Ndumiso Hlanze, Zak Josiah Gariba, Ralph Anderson Butenaers (陳仁明), and Hinata Fujikawa (藤川日向). Their project introduced an innovative smart attachment designed for wheelchairs, walking canes, and underarm crutches. Equipped with warning alerts and emergency assistance functions, the device aims to enhance mobility, safety, and independence for seniors, people with disabilities, and individuals requiring mobility support.

Both projects strongly reflected the competition theme, “Empowering Student Entrepreneurs to Blueprint Global Enterprises,” while contributing to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Judges commended the teams for developing solutions that addressed real-world challenges through practical, scalable, and socially responsible innovation.

For ETPSSM, the dual victory serves as a testament to the program's distinctive international character. Bringing together students from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds, the program encourages interdisciplinary thinking, global perspectives, and collaborative problem-solving. The success of students from Indonesia, Japan, Canada, and the Kingdom of Eswatini working together on award-winning projects exemplifies how diversity can drive creativity and innovation in higher education.

As one of Taiwan's most international undergraduate programs, ETPSSM continues to cultivate future leaders capable of addressing global challenges through technology, entrepreneurship, and smart service innovation. The outstanding performance at IBIC 2026 further reinforces Shih Chien University's growing reputation as a hub for internationally minded talent and impactful student innovation.