“[The] strong pressure, felt in different areas of socio-economic, political and cultural life, challenges the very vocation of the university. This is especially the case for those who are called to teach, conduct research and prepare new generations to become not only qualified professionals in various disciplines, but also proponents of the common good, creative and responsible leaders in social and civil life, equipped with a proper vision of the person and the world. Universities today, then, need to consider what contribution they can and must make to the integral health of the person and to an inclusive ecology.” On the issue of corporate social responsibility, FJCU collaborated with the Taiwan Institute for Sustainable Energy (TAISE) to put in place measures pertaining to sustainable development, heightening public awareness with regard to how businesses are fulfilling their corporate social responsibilities and sustainable development goals. With regard to environmental protection, FJCU is a university with a long history, and is located in Xinzhuang, New Taipei City. The 30-hectare campus consists of 12 colleges, a total of 73 academic departments, with more than 30,000 staff and students. On top of teaching, research, and the various activities on campus, FJCU is also concerned with environmental protection as well as health and safety. The school complies with the standards of health inspections and reviews conducted by the Education Ministry as well as the Labor Inspection Office, and aligns itself with the relevant regulations on environmental protection, in its path towards environmental protection, occupational safety, and promotion of health and hygiene practices.