Chun Yen Chu, veterinarian, PhD, graduated from the biological sciences department, National Sun Yat-Sen University in 2001. From 1983-2005 she worked in Taiwan animal vaccine company, as a manger of R&D department. Since 2005, she has become the professor and director, Graduate Institute of Animal Vaccine Technology, National Pingtung University of Science and Technology (NPUST). Specializes in the development and application of animal vaccines and adjuvants, the research results have been published in vaccine journals, got 13 important patent certificates and a number of vaccine manufacturing licenses, with 35 years of practical experience.

Animal vaccine industry has been playing an important role in ensuring antibiotics-free livestock. To facilitate the latest development of this industry, this program provides world-class professional training by involving international faculty and expert researchers. The syllabus is designed to foster the development of new technology, the training of competent researchers, and the technical transfer of developed vaccine technology from the laboratory to the production line. This program highlights the integration of research projects and facilities to accelerate the speed of technology development. With solid training, the graduates may choose to continue research work in academic institutions, research units, vaccine companies, or even hospitals. Other workplaces include feed companies, drug manufacturers, equipment companies, farms, etc.