Wan-Tsui Chiang

Wan-Tsui Chiang serves as Associate Professor at National Cheng Kung University's College of Law, Department of Law. Her academic profile demonstrates substantial expertise bridging legal scholarship with medical and public health practice through comprehensive teaching and research activities.

Education:

• Juris Doctor, Indiana University Maurer School of Law
• Master of Laws, University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, USA
• Master of Arts in Humanities, Graduate School of Medicine, Taipei Medical University
• Bachelor of Laws, Department of Law, National Taiwan University

Professor Chiang holds additional professional qualifications including Patent Agent Certification and successful completion of the Bar Examination. Her research interests span Civil Law, Medical Law, Artificial Reproduction Law, Public Health Law, and Biomedical Patents, with particular emphasis on comparative legal frameworks between Taiwan and the United States.

Her scholarly output reveals consistent thematic focus on healthcare regulation and intellectual property intersections, particularly examining medical dispute resolution mechanisms, reproductive technology governance, and pharmaceutical patent systems. Recent publications demonstrate sustained engagement with evolving legal challenges in public health surveillance and medical professionalism.

Research Supervision:

• Supervised 11 Master's theses at National Chiao Tung University's Institute of Science and Technology Law (2012-2019)
• Research Projects: Principal investigator for multiple Ministry of Science and Technology grants (2014-2021), including "Taiwan Medical Professional Development and Certification System Analysis" (2021)

Professor Chiang maintains active engagement with professional communities through academic conferences and collaborative research initiatives focused on health law and policy development in Taiwan.