Museums | Overview
As educational institutions that preserve and promote all facets of a nation's legacy, museums play an integral role in strengthening cultural identity and distributing educational materials. Therefore, the Ministry remains dedicated to:
- Implementing projects that promote the integration of resources, especially among regional museums and local cultural centers;
- Rewarding museum programs that reflect a high level of innovation in fields such as promoting regional tourism or local heritages;
- Facilitating activities that strengthen international and cross-strait museum exchanges, especially in the areas of collection loans, joint research exhibitions, and co-publishing projects;
- Training new museum personnel in museum management, exhibition organization, public relations, and marketing;
- Subsidizing museum programs that assist or promote marginalized groups such as Taiwanese aborigines, new immigrants, and ethnic minorities, or those that highlight gender equality and human rights issues.
Latest Updates
- September 2018 > Museum workshop to preserve cultural assets with 3D technology
- September 2018 > From Go master to tour guide — NMTL unveils AI guide system
- May 2018 > Icons of injustice transformed to human rights museum
- May 2018 > Grand opening of National Human Rights Museum slated for May 17
- May 2018 > National Taiwan Museum to look after presidential artifacts
- May 2018 > Taiwan expands museum access to honor International Museum Day
- April 2018 > National Register of Taiwan launched to preserve historic memories
- March 2018 > Fine arts exhibition launched with universal accessibility
- February 2018 > Ministry shares achievements, plans on multilingual services
- February 2018 > Prehistory museum, indigenous center sign cooperative pact
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