Szu-Ting Chen

Szu-Ting Chen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Law, College of Law, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU). With a Doctor of Law from the University of Nantes (2010), she teaches Copyright Law, Intellectual Property Law, Information Technology Law, and Contract Law. Her research spans copyright, cultural asset protection, film industry law, and digital rights.

• Doctor of Law, University of Nantes, France (2010)
• Master of Laws, National Taiwan University (2000)
• Bachelor of Law, National Chung Hsing University (1996)

Her research focuses on copyright law, particularly technical protection measures and their interoperability across jurisdictions. She examines intersections between intellectual property, cultural industries, and digital technology, with significant comparative studies on French, EU, and Asian legal frameworks. Recent projects include analyzing copyright enforcement in information societies and contract law applications in digital contexts.

Her publications address anti-piracy legislation (France, EU), software escrow agreements, B2B e-commerce dispute resolution, and spam regulation trends. These works reflect expertise in technology law, corporate compliance, and cross-jurisdictional legal harmonization.

• 2005: French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Eiffel Doctoral Scholarship
• 2000: Securities and Futures Golden Rafter Award (Academic Paper)
• 1998: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic Scholarship

She has advised three master's students on copyright, film script legal issues, and entertainment industry contracts. Notable service roles include directing the Taiwan Intellectual Property Law Association and serving as a civil court assistant judge (2003-2004). Her academic contributions integrate European comparative law into Taiwanese legal discourse.