In order to create a peaceful and inclusive campus environment, FJCU’s highest governing body, the University Assembly, is composed of administrators, faculty, staff, and students; the university has also included all parties in its governance through multiple student self-governing groups and a suggestions forum. In addition, members of the faculty are encouraged to freely engage in all fields of research as part of FJCU’s policy on academic freedom. On top of publishing financial data and project reports on its website, the university established an internal auditing system as a public declaration of its compliance with Taiwanese laws and regulations in order to fight corruption, bribery, and crime. As for FJCU’s efforts outside the campus, apart from forming links with alumni, pushing for education and medical activities in remote areas of Taiwan, and enhancing interactions with external stakeholders, the school also works with various government agencies to conduct research on virtual currencies, drug abuse prevention and treatment, employment of middle-aged and older adults, and athletic training. Plus, members of the faculty have served as expert members of committees or as advisors to various levels of government because of their professional expertise, and provided their suggestions on policy and practice in the areas of judiciary, criminal law, finance, sports, social welfare policy, and more. Moreover, for legislators and other policymakers, FJCU offers courses and programs in economics, law, technology, and climate change in an effort to promote sustainable development policies.