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Chung Hua University

Information

Address

No. 707, Sec. 2, WuFu Rd., Xiangshan District, Hsinchu City 300, Taiwan 707, Sec.2, WuFu Rd., Hsinchu, Taiwan 30012

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD/YR 88,884 ~ 103,760
Accommodation: NTD/YR 21,200 ~ 37,200
Living Expenses: NTD/YR 120,000

School Website

www1.chu.edu.tw

Contact Information

+886-3-3518-6339
[email protected]

School admissions website

Introduction

CHU was founded in 1990 and is located in Hsinchu City, known as both the City of Happiness and the Silicon Valley of Taiwan. CHU is not only a teaching-oriented university with high employment rates, high salaries, and high corporate satisfaction among its graduates, but it has also been ranked among the top 350 universities in Asia for two consecutive years since 2017, out of more than 10,000 universities in the region, and is also ranked among the top 10 comprehensive private universities in Taiwan.

The school is positioned as a university with a dual focus on quality teaching and industry-academia collaboration. “Quality teaching” aims to enhance students’ learning motivation, strengthen their foreign language skills and international perspectives, and increase their employment advantages. “Industry-academia collaboration” focuses on expanding student internships and obtaining professional certifications, and cultivating talents with workplace competitiveness through industry mentor teaching and curriculum learning. At the same time, it promotes close cooperation between teachers and industry to strengthen the effectiveness of industry-academia collaboration.

A Career-Focused University Excelling in Three Core Strengths

According to the latest surveys by the Ministry of Education, 104 Job Bank, and 1111 Job Bank, CHU graduates have demonstrated three high achievements: high employment rate, high salary, and high corporate satisfaction.

Among them, the employment rate of our school’s students ranks first among comprehensive universities subsidized by the Ministry of Education for teaching excellence. According to 104 Job Bank statistics, the average salary of more than half of the graduates is higher than the average salary of graduates from private universities nationwide, and it has been ranked among the top 10 private universities most satisfied by enterprises in the 1111 Job Bank for five consecutive years.

The only private university in the Hsinchu-Miaoli area with dual international AACSB and IEET accreditation

The first private university in Taiwan to obtain the new system certification of the American International AACSB, the College of Management ranks among the top 5% of business schools in the world. CHU is the only private university in the Hsinchu-Miaoli area to be accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the Institute of Engineering Education Taiwan (IEET). Students’ degrees and credits can be recognized globally.

Our College of Management is not only among the top 5% of business schools in the world, but in the 2020 QS rankings by the British higher education survey company, our school jumped to the top 450 universities in Asia and is also ranked 9th among comprehensive private universities in Taiwan.

Strong cross-disciplinary (π) learning and employment ability

In order to strengthen students’ employment competitiveness, the school promotes cross-disciplinary learning, cultivates students’ second expertise through cross-disciplinary employment programs co-organized with enterprises, cross-college experience micro-credits, and the requirement to take 9 credits from other departments.

Highlights

Microsoft AI Academy

The AI wave is coming! Not only are human lifestyles being subverted, but major industries are also actively using AI to enhance data value and transformation, and the pace of cultivating local AI talents is even more urgent. CHU and Microsoft Taiwan announced a deepening of their cooperation and jointly established Taiwan’s first industry-academia-linked “Microsoft AI Academy” that teaches AI technology and practical courses.

AI+ Artificial Intelligence Experience Learning

AI artificial intelligence has developed rapidly in recent years and has become a new hot topic in industry and academia. Major industries are in urgent need of AI talents to promote industrial AI. CHU combines AI artificial intelligence with the professional fields of each college to cultivate students who not only have expertise but also have the AI technology to understand industry trends, so that every student at CHU can become a popular talent in the industry through the three stages of learning design: experience, application, and practice during their studies.

Taiwan’s First AI+ Experience Center

Taiwan’s first AI+ Experience Center has been completed at CHU, bringing the world’s latest AI applications to the campus, creating scenario experiences such as smart access control, smart hotels, smart retail, and smart buildings, and combining AI with the expertise of each college to create application fields and customized practical exercises, so that students have a certain level of AI artificial intelligence application capabilities.

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School Departments and Programs

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Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Entrance Scholarship

NTD44,442 ~ 51,880

Foreign students with a Chinese proficiency test score (TOCFL Level 2) or above are exempt from tuition and miscellaneous fees for the first semester. (Scholarships will be refunded for the first semester’s tuition and miscellaneous fees after registration in the second semester)

Scholarships for Foreign Students

NTD44,442 ~ 51,880

Foreign students with an average academic score of 80 or above after admission and ranked within the top 10% of their department. Those who meet the qualifications will have their tuition and miscellaneous fees for the current semester refunded after registration

Tuition/Year

College Category

Tuition/Year

College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

NTD/YR 103,760

College of Architecture and Design

NTD/YR 103,760

College of Management

NTD/YR 90,242

Tourism Academy

NTD/YR 90,242

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

NTD/YR 88,884

Living Expenses/Year

Accommodation: NTD/YR 21,200~32,400 (Male) ; NTD/YR 31,200~37,200 (Female)
Living Expenses: NTD/YR 120,000

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD 11,500

NTD 23,000

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Chang Gung University of Science and Technology

Information

Address

Linkou Campus: No. 261, Wenhua 1st Road, Guishan District, Taoyuan City
Chiayi Campus: No. 2, Section West, Jiapu Road, Puzi City, Chiayi County

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD/YR 92,000-100,000
Dormitory Fee: NTD/YR 16,200
Living Expenses: NTD/YR 120,000

Contact Information

Linkou Campus: +886-3-211-8999
Chiayi Campus: +886-5-362-8800
[email protected]

School admissions website

Introduction

Our university focuses on health care as its main axis of development and actively builds a model health care university that is the best in education, the strongest in employment, and the most loved by enterprises.

Best in Education:
Practical teaching, comprehensive internships, and holistic education are the main features of our school. We have earned recognition from students, parents, and society. Facing a highly competitive employment environment, we formulate Chang Gung Six Arts (service learning, off-campus internships, English proficiency test, professional license, participation in competitions, and special project implementation) as graduation thresholds through industry analysis, opinions from business owners and alumni, and the educational commitment of all our colleagues to students and parents who choose to study at our school, in order to continuously deepen students’ employment competitiveness.

Strongest in Employment:
Graduates’ employment has four highs and one low: high employment and schooling ratio, high starting salary (monthly salary higher than NTD 40,000), high employer satisfaction with alumni, high job satisfaction, and low gap between learning and application.

Most Loved by Enterprises:
Graduates’ work performance is widely recognized by the industry. In the employer’s most satisfied university rankings conducted by 1111 Job Bank, it ranks first among medical and nursing technology universities.

Dormitory Provided, Scholarships

Richest in Resources:
100% of students in the school intern at enterprises, and cooperate with 295 industrial units such as Formosa Plastics Group and Chang Gung Medical System. Provide various scholarships, with a total annual scholarship amount of more than NTD 26 million. The school adopts a low tuition policy to encourage disadvantaged students to concentrate on their studies, and the annual tuition subsidy amount exceeds NTD 64.89 million. All teachers in the school are professional doctoral and master’s level teachers, and the teacher structure above full-time assistant professors reaches 84.38%.

Best Environment:
Provide on-campus medical services, combine medical and nursing expertise, promote health consultation clinics, and build a healthy, mutually supportive, and friendly campus atmosphere.

Accommodation Environment:
Provide a warm, comfortable and high-quality accommodation environment, promote the integration of life and learning, and provide wireless Internet access throughout the campus. Rich and diverse club activities promote group education development and encourage students to participate in service learning.

Industry-Academia Collaboration, Graduate Career Paths, Transportation Location

[Reasonable Tuition, Many Scholarship Resources]

  • The tuition and miscellaneous fees for each department of the college are approximately NTD 46,000 per semester.

  • Cooperate with Chang Gung Memorial Hospital and other medical units to provide hundreds of “tuition and miscellaneous fee waivers” for public-funded students each year, seamlessly connecting with the workplace.

  • Encourage students to concentrate on their studies and provide rich on-campus work-study scholarships, living subsidies, and scholarship applications.

[Full Accommodation, High-Quality Living Environment]

  • Provide a high-quality accommodation environment with four-person suites, full bathroom, wireless internet and other equipment. The accommodation fee is approximately NT$8,100 per semester.

  • Located near Chang Gung Medical Park, with on-campus medical clinic services for the convenience of teachers and students.

[Convenient Transportation, Complete Food, Clothing, Housing and Transportation]

  • The campus is surrounded by abundant living resources and is close to the Taipei metropolitan area, about 30 minutes away by car.

  • It is close to Taoyuan International Airport, about 30 minutes away by car, which is convenient for students to return home.

[Practical Teaching, Strong Workplace Competitiveness for Students]

  • 100% of students in the school intern at enterprises, and cooperate with 240 industrial units such as Formosa Plastics Group and Chang Gung Medical System.

  • Establish a “Clinical Competence Center” and Taiwan’s only 3D digital anatomy classroom to enhance students’ practical application capabilities.

  • Signed a total of 41 overseas sister schools (departments) to connect with the world.

Highlights

Department Features

[Department of Nursing]
Cultivate outstanding nursing talents with excellent performance in the industry. The proportion of graduates entering the medical and nursing workplace is as high as 90%.

[Department of Early Childhood Care and Education]
Cultivate practitioners in the children’s industry, build students’ high-quality teaching and childcare knowledge, and open two major modules: infant care services and children’s industry, to assist students in obtaining nanny licenses and enhance their employment competitiveness.

[Department of Cosmetic Applications]
Implement internships in cosmetic medicine institutions, cultivate overall styling planning and medical beauty consultation and care expertise, and create workplace employment competitiveness.

[Department of Health and Nutrition]
Cultivate talents in dietary therapy, nutrition education and health care, and assist students in participating in skill appraisals and passing national examinations such as nutritionists.

[Department of Senior Citizen and Health Care Management]
Establish a talent training base for the elderly long-term care industry, promote diversified teaching, strengthen practical knowledge and the ability to integrate professional knowledge and application, and cultivate professional talents in elderly care management.

[Department of Respiratory Care]
Solid professional practical ability, opening “Clinical Respiratory Care Module” and “Elderly and Long-Term Care Module” to create professional respiratory therapists, the only vocational education system to cultivate respiratory care professionals.

Departments

School Departments and Programs

College of Nursing

College of Human Ecology

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Chang Gung University of Science and Technology [Department of Nursing (Chiayi Campus)]

Scholarships

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

Approximately NTD 46,000 per semester for each department of the college

Approximately NTD 50,000 per semester for each institute of the master’s program

Living Expenses

Accommodation fee: Approximately NTD 8,100 per semester

Living expenses: Approximately NTD 10,000 per month

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD8,100

NTD16,200

Dormitory Name: Geng Xin Building

Target Students: All students

Room Type: Four-person suite

Provides accommodation for all students, dormitory introduction website, https://www.cgust.edu.tw/p/412-1000-3402.php

School accommodation

Room desk and bed layout & independent bathroom equipment

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University of Taipei

Information

Address

Bo-ai Campus: No.1,Ai-Guo West Road,Taipei,100234 Taiwan R.O.C.(Bo-Ai Campus);No. 101, Section 2, Zhongcheng Rd, Taipei 111036, Taiwan, R.O.C.(Tian-Mu Campus)

Tianmu Campus: No. 101, Section 2, Zhongcheng Road, Shilin District, Taipei City

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD 40,400 ~ 48,000/YR

Dormitory Fee: Bo-ai Campus: NTD 11,000/YR; Tianmu Campus: NTD 20,000/YR

Living Expenses: NTD 100,000/YR

Official website

https://www.utaipei.edu.tw/

Contact Information

Bo-ai Campus: +886-2-23113040

Tianmu Campus: +886-2-28718288
[email protected]

大學系統

School admissions website

Introduction

The University of Taipei was officially established on August 1, 2013, as a comprehensive university formed by the merger of the Taipei Municipal University of Education and the Taipei Municipal University of Physical Education.

The University of Taipei integrates the excellent traditions of both schools and, based on the excellent tradition of teacher training, creates a “model university for teacher training.”

Based on the advantage of cultivating outstanding sports athletes, it is building a “major university for gold medal-winning athletes.”

Furthermore, based on the school’s expertise in humanities and arts, science education, sports and leisure, and the Taipei City Government’s future demand for talents in municipal management and development, it is being built into a “metropolitan-characteristic innovative university.”

In addition, with “teaching excellence, research advancement, internationalization, industry-academia cooperation, and community service” as the five major development axes, it actively promotes new directions in school development and becomes a well-known metropolitan university at home and abroad with scale and competitiveness.

International Exchange and Cooperation

The university has 159 sister schools spanning the Asia-Pacific, Europe, the United States, and the Middle East. In recent years, it has accumulated an annual quota of 348 exchange students to conduct exchange student programs, double degree programs, faculty visits, and joint international conferences with sister schools. Among the sister schools, 23 are ranked among the top 500 best universities in the world by QS or THE.

In line with the Taipei City Government’s policy, priority is given to exchanges with sister city schools in the city, such as Shanghai University and the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi.

Actively promote overseas off-site teaching at sister schools to promote students’ international mobility and expand their global vision.

Regularly select exchange students and organize overseas off-site teaching. Students can go to sister schools in Russia, Italy, France, the Czech Republic, Spain, Norway, the United States, Israel, Colombia, Turkey, Japan, Korea, China and other regions for exchanges to increase students’ opportunities to study internationally in different countries and expand their international horizons.

Transportation

The Bo-ai Campus is located in the core area of Taipei International Metropolis, with a superior geographical location and rich cultural and social resources. It is close to the National Library, the National Taiwan Museum, the National Concert Hall, the National Theater, and Nanhai Academy. It is not only a political and economic center, but also an academic and educational center, providing a vast learning area for teachers and students, with excellent advantages.

The Tianmu Campus is located in the Tianmu area in the northern suburbs of Taipei City, with convenient transportation and rich social resources. Art exhibitions and activities are relatively active, which is most conducive to the development and cultivation of art and leisure talents. At the same time, the Taipei City Government is actively promoting healthy cities, and the extension education courses established by the school are very popular in the community, which not only contributes to the community but also increases students’ ability to interact with others.

Alumni

馬成發

World Paper Airplane Championship Finals, Second Place in Chinese Yo-Yo Freestyle

Malaysia

World Paper Airplane Championship Finals, Second Place in Chinese Yo-Yo Freestyle

蔡依伶

Outstanding Alumnus

Malaysia

Graduated from the Department of Early Childhood Education of this school in 2023, and was assigned to the Master’s Program of the Department of Psychology and Counseling of this school through the Overseas Joint Enrollment Committee in the same year. During his studies, he actively and enthusiastically participated in overseas Chinese and foreign student club activities and assisted in caring affairs, and his academic performance was excellent.

鄭存盛

Outstanding Alumnus

Malaysia

Graduated from the Department of Music of this school in 2023, and was assigned to the Master’s Program of the Department of Music of this school through the Overseas Joint Enrollment Committee in the same year, majoring in piano; during his studies, he actively participated in marketing the school’s affairs and assisted in filming image videos with technical performance; his academic performance was excellent.

呂培圓

Outstanding Alumnus

Indonesia

Graduated from the Department of Music, currently studying at West Virginia University, School of Music, Master’s in Music Performance

謝綺琪

Outstanding Alumnus

Macau

Graduated from the Master’s Program of the Department of Music, majoring in percussion, currently working in Taiwan, and co-founded the Ding You Orchestra with music friends, regularly composing new songs and performing every year.

蔣月芬

Outstanding Alumnus

Myanmar

Graduated from the Department of Education of this school in 2023, and returned to Myanmar to work as a Chinese teacher after completing his studies.

Highlights

Featured courses

This school is a comprehensive university focusing on urban development, with 5 colleges: College of Education, College of Humanities and Arts, College of Science, College of Physical Education, and College of Urban Management.

It has elementary school, early childhood education, special elementary (disabled, gifted), special early childhood (disabled), and special secondary (disabled) education programs.

Various sports specialties and dance courses cultivate national-level outstanding athletes, achieve top international sports competition talents, and cultivate sports and dance professional leaders.

In addition, there are interdisciplinary municipal management courses to cultivate talents in municipal management, public health, long-term care and social welfare.

The school’s curriculum combines the needs of modern people, in addition to self-improvement of professional skills, it also enhances social welfare professional knowledge such as caring for others.

industry-academia cooperation or school-employment integration system

The school has a wide range of industry-academia cooperation. Because it is the only municipal university in Taipei City, and the school’s expertise covers sports, education, municipal administration, humanities and arts, and environmental sustainability, it has close ties with government agencies, such as the National Pre-school and Elementary Education Administration of the Ministry of Education, the Department of Teacher Arts, the Sports Administration, the Taipei City Government Education Bureau, the Sports Bureau, and the United Hospital. There is also a considerable degree of cooperation with private institutions, including municipal public opinion surveys, sports science research, sports equipment research and development analysis, delaying disability and empowering the elderly, and environmental ecology empowerment, and jointly training national athletes.

Departments

School Departments and Programs

College of Kinesiology

College of Education

College of Humanities and Arts

College of Science

College of City Management

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University of Taipei Wushu Team

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Scholarships

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Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong, Macao Students
Scholarships

1. There are 2 semesters in a year.

2. Each student can receive up to NTD 25,000 per semester.

3. The number of awardees and the amount of distribution will be adjusted flexibly depending on the revenue and expenditure of various expenses and the number of students in the current year.

1. Overseas Chinese students, Hong Kong and Macao students, and foreign students applying for a degree at this school.

2. Awardees are required to assist various units of the school in promoting international affairs-related work for up to 120 hours.

3. Must be a student in the semester of application, and have a conduct grade of 85 or above and meet one of the following qualifications:

(1) Academic performance of 85 or above in the previous semester (the semester of suspension is not included).

(2) The class ranking in the previous semester (the semester of suspension is not included) is in the top 40%.

(3) [Limited to foreign students] If there are special circumstances, it shall be jointly recommended by the director of the department (institute) and 2 advisors.

Foreign Students In-School
Scholarships

1. There are 2 semesters in a year.

2. Up to NTD 50,000 per semester for each bachelor’s student.

3. Up to NTD 60,000 per semester for each master’s and doctoral student.

4. The number of awardees and the amount of distribution will be adjusted flexibly depending on the revenue and expenditure of various expenses and the number of students in the current year.

1. Overseas Chinese students, Hong Kong and Macao students, and foreign students applying for a degree at this school.

2. Awardees are required to assist various units of the school in promoting international affairs-related work for up to 120 hours.

3. Must be a student in the semester of application, and have a conduct grade of 85 or above and meet one of the following qualifications:

(1) Academic performance of 85 or above in the previous semester (the semester of suspension is not included).

(2) The class ranking in the previous semester (the semester of suspension is not included) is in the top 40%.

(3) [Limited to foreign students] If there are special circumstances, it shall be jointly recommended by the director of the department (institute) and 2 advisors.

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

College of Education

— Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 40,400~47,000
2. Graduate School (Master’s, Doctoral): Tuition and miscellaneous fees base NTD 18,200~21,000, Credit fee: NTD 1,300 per credit

— Foreign Students:
1. Undergraduate: NTD 45,700
2. Master’s Program: NTD 45,100
3. Doctoral Program: NTD 46,300

College of Humanities and Arts

— Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 40,400~47,000
2. Graduate School (Master’s, Doctoral): Tuition and miscellaneous fees base NTD 18,200~21,000, Credit fee: NTD 1,300~1,340 per credit

— Foreign Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 45,700
2. Master’s Program: NTD 45,100
3. Doctoral Program: NTD 46,300

College of Science

— Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 45,442~47,000
2. Graduate School (Master’s, Doctoral): Tuition and miscellaneous fees base NTD 20,564~21,000, Credit fee: NTD 1,300~1,340 per credit

— Foreign Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 53,200
2. Master’s Program: NTD 52,700
3. Doctoral Program: NTD 54,000

Sports Academy

— Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 45,442
2. Graduate School (Master’s, Doctoral): Tuition and miscellaneous fees base NTD 20,564, Credit fee: NTD 1,340 per credit

— Foreign Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 53,550
2. Master’s Program: NTD 54,000
3. Doctoral Program: NTD 54,000

College of Urban Management

— Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 48,000
2. Graduate School (Master’s, Doctoral): Tuition and miscellaneous fees base NTD 20,564, Credit fee: NTD 1,340 per credit

— Foreign Students
1. Undergraduate: NTD 53,550
2. Master’s Program: NTD 54,000
3. Doctoral Program: NTD 54,000

Living Expenses

Living expenses: NTD 150,000~250,000

Accommodation fee:
Bo-ai Campus NTD 11,000

Tianmu Campus NTD 20,000

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

Bo-ai Campus
NTD 5,500

Bo-ai Campus
NTD 11,000

1. Excluding accommodation during winter and summer vacations

2. Internet usage fee: 1,000 yuan (currently Chunghwa Telecom, bandwidth 100M/40M, 3 people share a set of circuits)

3. And the dormitory electricity usage is deducted from the electricity card at 5 yuan per degree

Tianmu Campus
Six-person room:
NTD 8,500
Four-person room:
NTD 10,000

Tianmu Campus
Six-person room:
NTD 17,000
Four-person room:
NTD 20,000

1. Freshmen are mainly in six-person rooms

2. Accommodation fee to be paid: a total of NT$2,500

3. Room electricity fee is 5 yuan per degree and is paid by individual electricity card

School accommodation

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Taipei Medical University

Information

Address

No. 250, Wuxing Street, Xinyi District, Taipei City, 11031

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD 56,940-72,310/YR
Accommodation: NTD 96,000/YR
Living expenses: NTD 100,000/YR

Social Media

https://www.facebook.com/TaipeiMedicalUniversity

Contact Information

02-2736-1661
[email protected]

大學系統

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Introduction

Academic Reputation and International Accreditation

  • World University Rankings: 577th in 2024 QS, 301-350th in 2023 THE;
  • Asian University Rankings: 97th in 2023 QS, 43rd in 2023 THE
  • In the 2022 THE World University Rankings by subject, TMU ranked among the top 150 in the field of “Clinical, Pre-Clinical and Health,” second only to National Taiwan University in Taiwan.

Teaching Quality

In the 2022 Global Views Magazine Taiwan’s Best University Rankings, it has been the first among medical and private universities for five consecutive year. It also ranks first in indicators such as student-faculty ratio, average student funding, and average amount of library resources per student.

Socially Influential Innovative University

TMU has six high-quality affiliated hospitals, including the Taipei Medical University Hospital, Taipei Municipal Wan Fang Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare Shuang Ho Hospital, Hsin Kuo Min Hospital, Taipei Cancer Center, and Taipei Neuroscience Institute. It is “a socially influential innovative university based on medical education and biomedical clinical application.” It focuses on innovative translational medicine and is committed to strengthening basic research, integrating clinical resources of six affiliated hospitals, and promoting the biotechnology and medical industry.

Alumni

林真福

Director of the Department of Anesthesiology, E-Da Hospital
Hong Kong

Director of the Department of Anesthesiology, E-Da Hospital
Professor, Department of Medicine, I-Shou University

鄭永豐

Secretary-General of the Taipei Medical University Doctor Association
Hong Kong

— Secretary-General of the Taipei Medical University Doctor Association

— Secretary-General of the Taipei Medical University Alumni Association

— 2006~present Director of New Taipei City Medical Association.

— 2006~present International Membership of ARVO (America for Research on Vision &Oph.).

— 2006~present International Membership of AAO (American Academic of Ophthalmology).

— 2016~present President of Civil Doctor Association, Taiwan.

— 2016~2017 Deputy Secretary-General of Taipei Medical University Alumni Association.

— 2018~2019 Standing Director of Taipei Medical University Alumni Association.

— 2020~present Secretary-General of Taipei Medical University Alumni Association.

— 2016~present Secretary-General of Taipei Medical University Doctor Association.

黃健榮

Director of the Department of Anesthesiology, E-Da Hospital
Hong Kong

-18th session of the Department of Medicine, President of Hengji Hospital, winner of the 19th Medical Dedication Award and the 2009 Taiwan Medical Model Award.

-For many years, he has been committed to medical and social welfare in Hengchun, providing free meal delivery, home services, children’s tutoring, long-term care, and community care for low-income elderly living alone, making the hospital a lighthouse in the Hengchun Peninsula that takes into account both medical care and social welfare. He holds many positions and adheres to his position.

莊再庚

Outstanding alumni
Malaysia

Current
Attending Physician, Department of Cardiology, Taipei Municipal Wan Fang Hospital

Experience
Chief Resident, Department of Internal Medicine, Taipei Municipal Wan Fang Hospital
Chief Resident, Department of Cardiology, Taipei Municipal Wan Fang Hospital

陳榮洲

Outstanding alumni
Malaysia

-21st session of the Department of Dentistry, current Chairman of Jinshi Real Estate and other companies, and President of the Malaysian Alumni Association.

-After graduation, he engaged in cross-field business operations, spanning medical care, tourism real estate land development, with innovative spirit and industrial thinking of daring to pioneer, and won the Malaysian Sin Chew Business Excellence Award.

-In 1998 and 1999, he was awarded the title of Justice of the Peace and Dato’ by the Head of State of Sabah.

Highlights

Industry-Academia Cooperation or School-Employment Integration System

A total of 25 spin-off startup companies have been established, covering technological fields such as novel cancer drug development, precision diagnostics, biomedical devices, artificial intelligence in healthcare, and health food products. With the completion of the TMU Shuang Ho Bio-Cluster, it has become the only biomedical park in Taiwan that integrates a university, hospitals, and the biomedical industry into a “trinity” model. The campus also incorporates Taiwan’s first-ever biomedical accelerator. In the future, in addition to cultivating outstanding biomedical professionals, it will further advance cutting-edge translational medicine research and accelerate biomedical industry–academia incubation, with the vision of building Taiwan’s own biomedical Silicon Valley.

Overseas Study Opportunities

Provides a wide range of overseas exchange programs in various countries, with opportunities to receive scholarships and financial support from both on-campus and off-campus sources. Students may also apply for dual-degree programs, allowing them to obtain both bachelor’s and master’s degrees within a shorter period of time.

Interdisciplinary College

It took the lead in the country to establish an interdisciplinary college, with an “Interdisciplinary Learning Center”, an “Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education Center” and a “Digital Inititive Center”, launching a competency-oriented learning process, building a second expertise, and being able to apply it in society, and even integrate with medical expertise, becoming a broad talent in medical interdisciplinary fields.

Departments

School Departments and Programs

College of Nursing

College of Medicine

School of Dentistry

College of Pharmacy

School of Nutrition and Health Sciences

School of Public Health

College of Medical Science and Technology

College of Management

College of Biomedical Engineering

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Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Internal Scholarship: Indigenous and Overseas Chinese Student Academic Excellence Scholarship:

NTD 20,000/YR

External Scholarship: Overseas Community Affairs Council Donated Scholarships for Overseas Chinese Students, etc.

NTD 5,000-10,000/semester

External Scholarship: Ministry of Education Financial Aid for Economically Disadvantaged Overseas Chinese Students

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

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Tuition and Fees (Annual)

Department of Medicine

Approximately NTD 72,700/semester

Department of Dentistry

Approximately NTD 66,650/semester

Other departments

Approximately NTD 56,730/semester

Living Expenses

Living expenses: Approximately NTD 48,000-72,000/semester

Accommodation fee: Approximately NTD 10,850/semester

Introduction of the school accommodation environment

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD 11,000

NTD 22,000 (excluding summer vacation)

Freshmen and sophomores are given priority to reserve student dormitory beds

Please refer to the relevant instructionsStudent Dormitory

NTD 11,500-14,200 (excluding winter and summer vacations)

NTD 23,000-28,400 (excluding winter and summer vacations)

There are two dormitories on campus, and freshmen are required to live in the dormitory for the first year. Doctoral or master’s students can apply for the dormitories.
Due to limited dormitory capacity, most students are assigned to four-person rooms. Double rooms require a special application.

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Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts

Information

Address

No. 700, Dafagu Road, Xihu Village, Jinshan District, New Taipei City, 208303, Taiwan

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition and fees: NTD/YR 58,000 (Bachelor’s program)
Tuition and fees: NTD/YR 59,800 (Master’s and Doctoral programs)
Accommodation fee: NTD/YR 30,000 [International students who meet the requirements can enjoy a 25%~100% reduction in accommodation fees]
Living expenses: NTD/YR 80,000~130,000
※Accommodation deposit: NTD 1,000 (refundable upon check-out)

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Contact Information

+886-2-24980707#5316
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Introduction

Teaching quality and academic prestige

Department of Buddhist Studies Features:

The Department of Buddhist Studies employs more than 20 full-time and part-time professors who graduated from renowned universities in Taiwan and abroad, all specializing in Buddhist studies. The department offers a comprehensive and in-depth curriculum that integrates both Buddhist scholarship and practice.

Building upon over 30 years of academic experience and resources from the Institute of Chung-Hwa Buddhist Studies, the Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts – Department of Buddhist Studies has developed strong foundations in teaching, research, and library collections, and is widely recognized as one of the leading Buddhist education institutions in Taiwan and internationally.

Features of the Master’s Program in Life Education:

1. Realize the wisdom of life and create a pattern for life

2. Life contemplation and reflection

3. Cross-cultural and diverse perspectives

4. Settle the body and mind of oneself and others

Features of the Master’s Program in Social Enterprise and Innovation:

1. Taking the Dharma Drum Mountain’s concept of spiritual environmental protection as its core, it is committed to building a Pure Land in the world

2. Cultivate social interdisciplinary issue advocacy, and attach importance to community and environmental sustainability and social enterprise expertise

3. Through self-reflection and self-awareness, cultivate inner energy, expand resource links and enhance public welfare action capabilities

4. Curriculum design that meets social needs, combining theory and practice

Graduate Path

Department of Buddhist Studies Features:

1. Further studies: Graduate schools at universities in Taiwan and abroad

2. Research: writing books and translating Buddhist scriptures

3. Buddhist religious teachers: clinical religious teachers, promotion, and meditation

4. Cultural and educational undertakings: publishing and editing, writers

5. Dharma Drum Mountain system: Schools, foundations, the Six Ethics Dharma Propagation Group, Dharma Drum Culture, and the Sheng Yen Academy

6. Charitable organizations

Master’s Program in Life Education:

Graduates of DILA build upon their original undergraduate professional training and further develop distinct competitive advantages through the Institute’s interdisciplinary programs, integrated learning platforms, and diverse learning models such as research center participation and talent cultivation initiatives.

Master’s Program in Social Enterprise and Innovation:

Graduates can invest in social enterprise management, innovative entrepreneurship, non-profit organization management, corporate sustainability and social responsibility departments, apply for public officials, and continue their studies.

International Exchange and Cooperation

1. Regularly subsidize students to study abroad for credits and internships every year

2. The Institute welcomes students from other domestic and international universities to study and conduct research on campus, promoting multicultural exchange between local students and international students.

3. The Institute offers visiting scholar and visiting researcher programs, accepting outstanding scholars and doctoral students from Taiwan and abroad to conduct academic research and deliver lectures.

4. In terms of academic collaboration, the Institute integrates its rich academic research resources with a curriculum framework centered on the core value of spiritual environmentalism, creating a diverse and comprehensive research and learning environment that combines Buddhist studies and secular studies. The Institute also cooperates with numerous overseas institutions on various projects and organizes international academic activities.

Exclusive Scholarship

1. The Department of Buddhist Studies provides generous scholarships. Students with an overall average of 85 points in the semester and conduct grades will be awarded full tuition (monks and nuns will be awarded tuition and miscellaneous fees). There are also subsidies for overseas study expenses and scholarships for other outstanding academic achievements and thesis writing projects

2. Scholarships for Master’s Programs in Life Education, Social Enterprise and Innovation: Monks and nuns with an average of 85 points in semester and conduct grades will be awarded tuition and miscellaneous fees

Support Mechanism for Hong Kong Students

The Academic Affairs Section, Extracurricular Activities and Life Counseling Section, and International Affairs Section are jointly responsible for matters related to overseas Chinese student counseling, so that students can study with peace of mind, such as: overseas Chinese student academic counseling, scholarship applications, and campus service dedication applications, health services and insurance, etc.

The school’s International Affairs Section is responsible for assisting in handling visa matters.

Library and Information Center

The school’s Library and Information Center is divided into the Main Library and the Liying Library. The Main Library mainly collects Buddhist books and periodicals, including more than 80 sets of Tripitaka in Chinese, Tibetan, Manchu, Sanskrit, Pali, Japanese, English, Thai, Burmese, Cambodian, and Dai, making it a large-scale Buddhist library in Taiwan. It is currently continuing to expand academic works on Buddhist studies in Chinese, Japanese, and European languages.

The Li-Ying Building mainly collects humanities and social sciences books, and is a comprehensive collection to support the classroom teaching and research of teachers and students in the school’s humanities and social sciences.

The Digital Archives Group under the library is responsible for the digitization, production and application of Buddhist classics, the establishment of Buddhist research databases, and the research and construction of Buddhist information courses in cooperation with the school’s Buddhist Information Credit Program, in order to achieve the cultivation of new generation talents and the inheritance of experience.

The dormitory provides

The school provides student dormitories for international students, mainly double rooms.

Alumni

盧致新

Advanced Doctoral Student, Department of Buddhist Studies

Hong Kong

I am a student from Hong Kong. After graduating with a Ph.D. in Psychology, I have been working in society for many years and continue to learn.

When learning and using psychology to serve the public, I found that psychology is very useful for solving people’s psychological problems, but ultimately, it cannot completely transcend people from psychological problems.

Later, I came into contact with Buddhist studies, which brightened my eyes. After a period of preliminary study of Buddhist studies, I realized that if psychology and other “worldly studies” are rooted in the soil of Buddhist studies, “worldly studies” can radiate infinite vitality and power, and psychology can also become a convenient method to help people completely transcend psychological problems.

In order to further my studies in Buddhist studies, I came to Taiwan Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts in 2019 to study in the doctoral program of the Department of Buddhist Studies.

I actually spent three or four years investigating and understanding the Buddhist studies departments of various schools in Taiwan before finally choosing Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts.

The training goal of the Dharma Drum Department of Buddhist Studies is “on the one hand, to cultivate outstanding interdisciplinary Buddhist education and research talents, and on the other hand, to cultivate Buddhist professionals with the goal of caring for the mind and purifying society.”

The work I have been doing is “caring for the mind and purifying society.” I increasingly realize the important value of Buddhism in this regard, and for Buddhism to play a role, it needs in-depth research on Buddhist studies.

The Dharma Drum Department of Buddhist Studies has a complete Buddhist studies curriculum, an excellent faculty, solid training in literature languages (Sanskrit, Pali, Tibetan, etc.), internationally renowned Buddhist information technology, exchanges with the international academic community, and a rich collection of books, which can fully meet my learning needs.

What makes me feel refreshed is that our school is located on Dharma Drum Mountain in Jinshan District, with beautiful scenery. The distance from the city is neither too far nor too close, which is very suitable for cultivating the body and mind and in-depth learning of professional knowledge. Although the school area is not large, the facilities are very complete, with a standard gymnasium (“Yang Sheng Hall”), and the campus landscape is very quiet and elegant.

The teachers and students of the school are very kind and friendly, and we are like a big family. Half of the students in our school are from other countries, and the degree of internationalization is very high. You can meet friends from different nationalities, understand different cultures, and broaden your horizons.

In addition, the education method in Taiwan is different from that in Hong Kong. Teachers strongly encourage students to express their opinions; our school also has small class teaching, so there is great teacher-student interaction in class. If you want to master solid Buddhist knowledge and hope to apply Buddhism in your life and interpersonal relationships;

Or you want to integrate Buddhism with worldly knowledge to serve society well; or you want to learn the perfect combination of Buddhist studies and modern digital technology, so that you have a very special career plan;

Or you want to study in Taiwan to prepare for further studies internationally… I invite you to learn more about our school, and I also invite you to study at our school and share a good time.

岑嘉宏

Advanced Student, Master’s Program in Environment and Development

Hong Kong

Three years have really passed quickly. I remember when I chose to come to Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts, I mainly wanted to settle my body and mind and also sort out my work experience in Hong Kong in the past five or six years in the field of food and agriculture education.

Studying in the Master’s Program in Environment and Development has given me a broader perspective on thinking about environmental issues, and it can also be connected to real life, such as walking into rural communities in Satoyama or ecological conservation areas, which also allows me to have a different level of understanding of the meaning of food and agriculture education.

During the process of my thesis research, the teachers in the program provided support and different opinions, which gave me a deeper understanding of adult food and agriculture education courses in Taiwan’s community universities, and combined with the learning foundation to sort out new insights.

In general, I have really learned a lot in these three years. In addition to knowledge about environmental conservation and related policies, the cleansing of the school’s quiet and natural environment, coupled with cross-program learning opportunities, has allowed me to learn to find peace in the midst of disturbances, to learn to let go but not give up, and to learn to know myself better and then try to dissolve myself. In fact, each of us is a member of nature, no different from grass and ants.

Thank you again to every teacher, senior and classmate I met on this learning journey, and especially thank you to the teachers in our Environment and Development Program for their guidance and inspiration.

Student Cen Jiahong graduated in July 2022 and won the 2022 Academic Thesis Award from the Taiwan Agricultural Extension Society in November.

陳婉芳

Bachelor’s Program in Buddhist Studies

Hong Kong

A Gift to Myself Since coming to Taiwan in 2019, it has been the fourth year and the last year of the Bachelor’s Program in Buddhist Studies in the blink of an eye. In a very fulfilling life, I have found the joy of learning and the nourishment of life. I can never catch up with the progress of learning in the limited time.

There is everything here. When various learning and activities fill up the time, you feel that there are many things you want to do, but not enough time. The four-year curriculum includes both practice and understanding. I still remember when I first found the course outline information online, I felt an unspeakable joy.

There is no such comprehensive Buddhist studies curriculum in Hong Kong that focuses on spiritual environmental protection and emphasizes both understanding and practice. Most of the courses in Hong Kong focus on academic pursuits, and there is no combination of temple and school for understanding and practice.

Coming here, I also feel that this is the most correct decision in my life, to correct and fill in the gaps on the road of faith, understanding, practice, and realization, and return to the original intention of the Buddha.

Here, the fixed practice of practice includes participating in the morning/evening class in the main hall and the morning/evening joint practice of meditation in the meditation hall, as well as holding Chan Five and Chan Seven at the beginning of the semester. Since you have come to the Dharma Drum Mountain meditation dojo, you must not miss the opportunity to learn meditation.

The courses from the first to third years teach different meditation methods to help students practice collecting their body and mind, from scattered mind to unified mind to no mind.

The understanding courses in the four years range from shallow to deep, from classical meaning, interpretation of Chinese original texts/philology, Buddhist history (Han, Indian, Tibetan), Buddhist ethics and precepts, Buddhist social practice, Buddhist culture and art, Buddhist information, to general education subjects, everything is available to develop students’ literacy and practical ability.

In terms of language, for the understanding of the original Buddhist texts, you can also choose to learn Sanskrit, Pali, Tibetan, as well as Japanese and English. It depends on how you arrange to complete the required credits in four years. In addition, there are master’s and doctoral programs available to open another door for students who intend to pursue further studies.

In addition to the Department of Buddhist Studies, you can also choose the Master of Life Education or the Master of Social Enterprise and Innovation in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

There are treasures everywhere on the mountain. In addition to the teachers who teach carefully, who are the best in their academic fields, the school’s two libraries are also treasures. The main library has the richest collection of Buddhist books in Taiwan. It is also a pleasure to browse the Tripitaka; and the other library collects books other than Buddhism, and the collection is more than what we need for learning.

The activities of various clubs cover all kinds of interests, both dynamic and static. From calligraphy and painting, music (guitar, piano, guzheng, jazz drums, Chinese drums), sports (fitness, badminton, skateboarding), coffee making, etc. You don’t have to worry about not finding a way to adjust in busy learning.

Don’t hesitate, come here to study, it’s like giving yourself a gift!

翁曉娟

Bachelor’s Program in Buddhist Studies

Hong Kong

The curriculum feature of the Department of Buddhist Studies at Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts is “emphasis on both understanding and practice.” We have both academic courses in Buddhist studies, worldly studies, and general education, as well as practice courses with Buddhist characteristics such as morning and evening classes, meditation classes, and chanting classes.

The learning in the past three years has made me feel the diversity of Buddhist studies and Buddhism. Buddhism is a religion, but it also has the perspectives of philosophy, science, psychology, and sociology.

We learn about the forms and meanings of Buddhism in ancient and modern society from different fields such as Buddhist history, meaning, literature, figures, and art. It has inextricable relationships with the societies and cultures of India, Southeast Asia, China, and Japan.

The interaction between Buddhist studies and worldly studies also makes me think about the role of Buddhism in modern society. We can also learn Buddhist languages such as Sanskrit, Pali, and Tibetan.

The school life outside the classroom is also very diverse and lively. Various academic seminars, clubs, or school-organized activities allow us to participate freely. I learned how to hand-brew coffee, experienced tea meditation, flower arrangement, and participated in the planning of club activities, the work in the kitchen, and the Dharma Drum Mountain Dharma assembly, which added a lot of color to university life.

In addition, the natural scenery of the campus is really beautiful. I like to watch the ever-changing clouds in the sky and listen to the sounds of birds, insects, wind, rain, and water in different seasons.

My deepest experience is that “emphasis on both understanding and practice” is not just about the accumulation of knowledge, but also requires the practice of Buddhist knowledge learned through hearing and learning in daily life, and step by step correcting one’s own biased body, speech, and mind according to right knowledge and right view, which is also for us who are in a restless era to find the power of peace of mind.

All kinds of problems in the world seem to be inseparable from people’s good and evil minds. Buddhist learning, thinking, and cultivation are all methods of training the mind, such as the school’s meditation course, which is a method of cultivating the mind that combines theory and practice. Therefore, whether it is for liberation from life and death or for settling down, learning Buddhist studies and life education at Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts is also a good starting point for reflecting on one’s life.

劉倩青

Advanced Student, Master’s Program in Life Education

Macau

When people become more and more mature, and find that the things they used to pursue become less important, I began to want to adjust my life. In a meditation study in Taiwan, I discovered the Master’s Program in Life Education at Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts. I want to study life education, and famous universities in Taiwan also offer this course.

I have worked in a university for more than ten years, and my confidence and views on academics have gradually changed. At this moment, I want to learn from a group of people who are truly practicing, which is more important than the academic content itself. Therefore, I chose Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts, a place with a strong Buddhist atmosphere and a large number of people who are studying diligently, a place full of Zen and poetry.

Here, I regained my childlike innocence and learned freely. Most of my classmates have rich academic experience and insights into life. More importantly, they have a strong desire to learn and share. Meeting them is a great gain for me.

Meeting teachers who are consistent in their words and deeds makes me full of hope and energy for life. I started a new life in Taiwan in the simplest way, because I liked it because of in-depth understanding (there are many social courses in the curriculum), and because of a good support network, I easily applied for immigration and started a new life in Taiwan.

Encourage those who want to change but are waiting to take action to consider this path.

釋常慧

Advanced Student, Master’s Program in Life Education

Malaysia

If I hadn’t come to the Life Education Program, I wouldn’t have known that there were so many misunderstandings in my life.

Coming to the Life Education Program, I slowly embarked on the path of exploring the deep meaning of life through different courses. Life is not necessarily exactly as we remember it. Through in-depth understanding of the life philosophy of Lao Zhuang and Su Shi, coupled with meditation, self-awareness, and life and death issues that meet the mind, after two years, I feel that life has a kind of clarity and understanding like seeing the sun after the clouds have cleared.

Malaysia is a tropical country, and it often expresses ideas and needs in a very direct and simple way. If you can learn more subtle thinking methods and self-awareness exercises, you can really understand the deep meaning of the inner life of overseas Chinese immigrants.

I feel that after studying the Life Education Program, I have a more multi-faceted view and understanding of the land of Malaysia, and I am also more curious about its more unknown aspects.

I believe that continuing to learn will allow me to bring more abilities to give back to my homeland.

Highlights

Featured courses

The Department of Buddhist Studies provides complete Buddhist language courses from beginner to advanced, including Buddhist Chinese, Sanskrit, Pali, and Tibetan. In addition to Buddhist theory courses, the Department of Buddhist Studies has a wealth of Buddhist practice and interdisciplinary (life education, social enterprise, etc.) courses, including meditation, Buddhist rituals, Buddhist art, Buddhist psychological counseling, Buddhist information and digital humanities, etc.

Interdisciplinary curriculum design

The Master’s Program in Social Enterprise and Innovation cultivates well-informed professionals with spiritual environmental protection, with expertise in interdisciplinary social innovation management, in-depth community issue advocacy and public welfare practice, and ecological literacy and environmental sustainability. The curriculum directions include: spiritual environmental protection and sustainable development, social enterprise innovation and entrepreneurship, community revitalization theory and practice, and natural conservation and environmental ethics.

Overseas study

The University offers generous scholarships to select students for overseas exchange programs, study-abroad opportunities, and internships, with the aim of broadening students’ international perspectives, strengthening their academic research capabilities, and cultivating independence as well as problem-solving and decision-making skills.

Website for student research results reports over the years: http://oia.dila.edu.tw/?page_id=339

Cultivate interdisciplinary talents

The curriculum planning of the Master’s Program in Life Education covers physical, mental and spiritual growth, and also includes the study and training of related religious fields, so students can also develop their future careers in the religious field. DILA was founded by Dharma Drum Mountain, and has long interacted with other religions, emphasizing the correspondence of the essence of life.

Regardless of whether students have a Buddhist or other religious background, students in this program can use their internalized religious literacy to work in meditation (practice) centers, social charities, cultural education, community development, international aid and other units founded by various religions, especially during the study stage, they can plan their careers according to their interests, backgrounds and abilities, and combine domestic and foreign internship opportunities to make the most complete preparations.

Reference for employment institutions:
1. Research talents in research institutions related to cross-Eastern and Western cultures and interdisciplinary subjects
2. Cultural industry
3. Non-governmental organizations and corporate organizations
4. Government unit administrative system
5. Public and private educational institutions
6. Counseling and social service undertakings

Cultivate reflection and contemplation on life

Master’s Program in Life Education: Through the development of courses such as life and death issues, community applications, and diverse counseling theories and practices, students are expected to understand deep life issues, transform themselves and establish positive thinking patterns, and provide broad and profound influence in formal and non-formal education fields.

Reconstruction of Life Education Relationships

Master’s Program in Life Education: Starting from learning the relationship between people and themselves, conduct contemplation and reflection on inner life issues to deepen self-awareness and value reflection, and then develop multi-faceted thinking on relationships through ethical issues, covering multicultural cognition to enhance cross-cultural perspectives.

Practical ability of life education

Master’s Program in Life Education: Taking courses such as “Special Topics in Counseling and Guidance” and “Action Research Topics” as advanced courses, and at the same time, through meditation learning, more profound reflection ability, and from the understanding of multiculturalism to cross-cultural integration, lay the foundation for entering the practice field.

Social care ability

Master’s Program in Life Education: Through the course “Life Care Practice(including practicum)” and “Hospice and Elderly Care Topics”, implement theory and support students’ ability to participate in group coordination and development in the future.

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Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Sangha and Buddhist Studies Department Scholarship for Lay Students

NTD 22,000~48,000

1. Monks and nuns in the Department of Buddhist Studies:

1. Scholarship period:
– First to fourth academic years for bachelor’s students.
– First to second academic years for master’s students.
– First to third academic years for doctoral students.

Bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral students are considered extended students from the fifth, third, and fourth academic years respectively. Extended students in each class can receive scholarships for various expenses in the first year of extension.

2. Scholarship expenses: tuition, credit fees, miscellaneous fees, thesis guidance and oral examination fees, computer and network communication usage fees, accommodation fees (excluding accommodation fees during winter and summer vacations and accommodation deposit), and student group insurance fees.

2. Monks and nuns in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences:
Scholarships for tuition fees are awarded in the first to second academic years; extended students in the first year of extension will only be awarded credit fees for graduation required credits.

3. Lay students in the Department of Buddhist Studies:
1. Scholarship period:
– First to fourth academic years for bachelor’s students.
– First to second academic years for master’s students.
– First to third academic years for doctoral students.

2. Scholarship expenses: tuition.

4. Current students:
Starting from the second academic year (including both the first and second semesters), students whose academic and conduct grade averages in each semester of the previous academic year reach 85 or above will be eligible for scholarships or grants in the following academic year (both semesters).

If either semester of the previous academic year fails to meet the required standard, the scholarship or grant for the corresponding semester of the following academic year will not be awarded.

Doctoral Student Journal Paper Publication Award

NTD5,000~10,000 and each article is limited to one application. If the manuscript fee exceeds the award amount, the application will not be accepted.

1. Eligible applicants:
Doctoral students of this university must publish their work under the university’s name, and apart from the supervising professor, the student must be the first author or corresponding author of the paper in addition to the advisor.

2. Subsidy principles:
1. The principle is to submit to SCI, SSCI, AHCI, ABI, TSSCI, THCI core journals, and other papers published in internationally renowned journals will be submitted to the committee for review.

2. Submissions in the humanities and social sciences field to peer-reviewed international journals are eligible. If the published paper requires editing or revision, an application for support can also be submitted.

Subsidy for Doctoral Candidates in Buddhist Studies to Write Doctoral Dissertations

NTD 15,000/month The scholarship period is from August 1 of the current year to July 31 of the following year.

1. Applicants should meet the following qualifications:
1. must be a Doctoral student at the university who has obtained Doctoral candidacy before the application deadline, with certification issued by their department.

2. Must not hold a full-time job.

3. The applicant must first apply to the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) “Humanities and Social Sciences Doctoral Candidate Dissertation Grant”; if not awarded, the applicant may apply to the university and must provide relevant documentation.

4. The applicant must have a commitment from their advisor to supervise the research and maintain excellent academic performance.

5. Applicants who have already received other Doctoral-related grants from the university are not eligible for this subsidy.

6. The applicant’s dissertation research topic must be related to Buddhist studies.

2. The advisor should meet the qualifications for advisors of the school department and be willing to guide doctoral students in research work.

Subsidy for Doctoral Students to Publish Papers Abroad

Up to NTD 40,000 per student (a maximum subsidy of NTD 40,000), including airfare and accommodation expenses reimbursed based on actual receipts.
The number of scholarship recipients will be determined according to the annual budget and the actual number of applications received.

1. Those who meet the following qualifications may apply for a subsidy in accordance with these guidelines:
1. Doctoral students of the school.
2. Must not hold a full-time job.
3. The grade in the last semester before the application is 80 points (inclusive) or above.
4. Those who have obtained other subsidies may not apply for this subsidy.

2. Those who accept this subsidy are limited to once in the same academic year. If the paper and creation are co-authored by multiple students, only one student is allowed to apply.

Bursary for overseas Chinese students

Subsidies are disbursed monthly according to the subsidy standards announced by the Ministry of Education in the current year, with each disbursement limited to one year (from September of the current year to August of the following year, and until June for graduating students).

I. Eligibility:
1. Applicants must come from economically disadvantaged families according to the “Regulations for Overseas Chinese Students Studying in Taiwan and Their Guidance”, and for Hong Kong or Macau students, the “Regulations for Hong Kong and Macau Residents Studying in Taiwan”.

2. Applicants must provide official proof of overseas financial status or evidence of economic hardship. If necessary, the university may directly verify with the Overseas Community Affairs Council.

3. For applicants in year two or above, the full academic year average must be passing and the conduct/behavior average must be at least 80, with no disciplinary records at or above a warning level.

4. Applicants must not have already received government-provided tuition/fee subsidies, reductions, or scholarships.

II. Subsidy Principles:

1. Number of Recipients: Handled in accordance with the regulations of the Ministry of Education.

2. Subsidy Amount: Subsidies are disbursed monthly according to the subsidy standards announced by the Ministry of Education in the current year, with each disbursement limited to one year (from September of the current year to August of the following year, and until June for graduating students).

3. After approval, if a student takes a leave of absence, withdraws, or transfers, or receives a disciplinary record or expulsion, the scholarship will be suspended from the following month.

4. If a student is found to have forged or submitted false documents, they must repay any scholarship funds already received.

Scholarships for Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students in Master’s and Doctoral Programs

NTD10,000/month. The first semester is disbursed from August 1 to January 31 of the following year, and the second semester is disbursed from February 1 to July 31.

For graduates, the disbursement will be made until the month of graduation.

I. Number of Scholarships:
The actual number of overseas Chinese students in the doctoral program will be determined based on the total amount of subsidies approved by the Ministry of Education for the current semester. Applications will be accepted and selections will be made.

II. Scholarship Amount: Less than NTD 10,000, issued monthly based on the roster.

III. Eligibility:
1. Master’s Program: Overseas Chinese students in the first to third year of the master’s program.

2. Doctoral Program: Overseas Chinese students in the first to fourth year of the doctoral program.

3. New students may apply starting from the second semester.

4. The average academic performance in the previous semester must be 80 points or higher (with at least 7 credits taken), conduct score must be 80 points or higher, and the student must not have received any disciplinary action of minor demerit or above.

5. Must not be receiving any scholarships or subsidies from government agencies (institutions) or schools.

Scholarship Issuance Period:
(1) Master’s Program: From the second semester of the first year to the second semester of the third year, up to 5 semesters.

(2) Doctoral Program: From the second semester of the first year to the second semester of the fourth year, up to 7 semesters.

Overseas Community Affairs Council Scholarship for Outstanding Academic Performance of Overseas Chinese Students

The number of scholarships and the amount will be determined by the Overseas Community Affairs Council.

If the number of applicants exceeds the number determined by the Overseas Community Affairs Council, the Overseas Community Affairs Council will approve the scholarships according to the order of the list submitted by each school, within the limit of the quota.

I. These guidelines are specifically established by the Overseas Community Affairs Council to encourage overseas Chinese students with excellent academic performance.

II. Overseas Chinese students who meet one of the following qualifications may apply for the Academic Excellence Scholarship:

1. Enrolled in the second year or above of a university or college (fourth year or above of a five-year junior college), with an overall average academic score of 80 or above in the previous academic year, and conduct grades of A (80 points) or above in both semesters. However, master’s and doctoral students are not eligible to apply.

2. Enrolled in the second year or above of a secondary school (including vocational schools), with an overall average academic score or grade conversion score of 85 or above in the previous academic year, and no disciplinary action of warning or above.

Hong Kong and Macao students studying in domestic universities and colleges in accordance with the Regulations Regarding Hong Kong and Macao Residents Studying in Taiwan, who meet the qualifications in the first paragraph, may also apply.

Student Awards for Passing Foreign Language Proficiency Tests

Handled in accordance with the Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts Student Awards for Passing Foreign Language Proficiency Tests Guidelines.

According to the “Dharma Drum Liberal Arts College Student Foreign Language Proficiency Test Incentive Guidelines”, students of DILA College who, during their enrollment, take English, Japanese, or Chinese language proficiency tests and meet the reward criteria may apply for the incentive in the same semester as the test date or the following semester. Applications submitted after this period will be considered forfeited and will not be accepted.

For the same language proficiency test, a student may receive the incentive only once, and each test result is eligible for a single application only.

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts Tuition: NTD/YR 44,000
Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts Miscellaneous Fees: NTD/YR 15,800

Since the student fee standards for the 115th academic year (2026) have not yet been finalized, only the student fee standards for the 114th academic year (2025) are provided for reference. Please visit the https://account.dila.edu.tw/?page_id=374 website for details.

Living Expenses

Accommodation Fee: NTD/YR 30,000 + Accommodation Deposit NTD 1,000 (refundable upon check-out)
[International students who meet the conditions can enjoy a 25%~100% reduction in accommodation fees]

Living Expenses: NTD/YR 80,000~130,000

Introduction to the school’s accommodation environment with pictures and text Link

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD15,000

NTD30,000

Accommodation Deposit NTD 1,000 (refundable upon check-out)

Pathways

Hungkuo DeLin University of Technology

Information

Address

No. 1, Lane 380, Qingyun Road, Tucheng District, New Taipei City

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD/YR 94,650 ~ 108,580
Accommodation Fee: Approximately NTD/YR 37,600
Living Expenses: Approximately NTD/YR 78,000

Official website

https://www.hdut.edu.tw/

Contact Information

+886-2-22733567 ext. 837
[email protected]

Introduction

International Certification

The “Han-Chien Hall” teaching and research space has been awarded the LEED Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. The newly completed “Sihai Hotel” includes a training hotel, training restaurant, banquet hall, leisure and sports center, marketing live-streaming studio, multicultural experience rooms, large conference and exhibition venues, and training guest rooms. These learning facilities enable faculty and students across the university to fully integrate theory with practice.

Welfare for International Students

Full tuition waiver for the first semester, half tuition for the second semester

Highlights

Learning Features

Teaching Features:

— Linking with local industry chains, partnering with industry instructors, and planning employment-oriented practical courses to jointly cultivate talents needed by the industry.

— Entrepreneurship course design to cultivate students’ innovation and creativity.

— Offering off-campus internship courses to facilitate seamless integration of study and employment.

Internship Features:

— The school’s new “Sihai Hotel” practice hotel includes the construction of the E-Te practice restaurant, banquet hall, leisure sports area, marketing live broadcast room, large conference and exhibition area, practice guest rooms, and other areas, allowing students to fully integrate theory with practice.

— Each year, students are selected to participate in overseas internships in countries such as Hong Kong, Singapore, the United States, and Japan. In addition, students are selected each year to participate in cultural and international volunteer service activities at sister schools such as the University of Montana and Beppu University in Japan.

International Exchange:

— Digital Language Center, foreign language environment classrooms, bilingual websites and signage, complete foreign language learning environment, English learning and testing software.

— Leading students to participate in international competitions to enhance their international workplace competitiveness.

— Rich and diverse international cultural theme exchange activities: all-English winter and summer camps, international cultural theme exhibitions, etc., creating a campus real-world learning atmosphere.

— Signing contracts with international universities and enterprises to promote international exchange activities, master lectures series, international academic seminars, international elite forums, international trade fair simulation competitions, etc.

Employment Connection

— Supported by the related enterprise Hung Kuo Group and Caesar Park Hotel, grasp industry development trends and cultivate industry talents.

— Cooperating with Acbel Polytech Inc. under the multinational enterprise Kinpo Group to enhance international integration and employment competitiveness.

— Closely linking with the New Taipei City industrial park to create local employment opportunities.

— Closely linking with industry associations to strengthen professional practical scenario teaching.

— Combining learning and employment with innovative patent inventions to facilitate employment.

— Overseas internships, CEO leadership lectures, and tailored career planning.

Departments

School Departments and Programs

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Introduction to Hungkuo Delin University of Science and Technology

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Full tuition and accommodation fee waiver for the first semester

NTD64,025 ~ NTD70,990

Overseas Chinese freshmen, Hong Kong and Macao freshmen, and foreign students from New Southbound Policy countries.

Half tuition and accommodation fee waiver for the second semester

NTD34,113 ~ NTD37,595

Overseas Chinese freshmen, Hong Kong and Macao freshmen, and foreign students from New Southbound Policy countries.

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

Engineering Departments:

NTD 54,290 for a full semester without off-campus internship

NTD 51,394 for a full semester with off-campus internship

Business Departments:

NTD 47,325 for a full semester without off-campus internship

NTD 45,471 for a full semester with off-campus internship

Living Expenses

Living Expenses: NTD/YR 72,000

Accommodation Fee: NTD 26,000 (additional NTD 100/day for winter and summer vacations)

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD 38,055

NTD 76,110

No off-campus internship fees for the College of Hospitality

Pathways

Taipei University of Marine Technology

Information

Address

No. 150, Section 3, Binhai Road, Tamsui District, New Taipei City

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD/YR 47,720-55,000
Dormitory fee: NTD/YR 21,000 (first year free of dormitory fee)
Living expenses: NTD/YR 80,000

Official website

https://www.tumt.edu.tw/

Contact Information

+886-2-2805-9999

Introduction

School Introduction

TUMT is one of the three universities in the country that specializes in marine development. It is a long-established maritime professional institution that has long cooperated with the government in developing marine policies. To date, it has cultivated many maritime, shipping talents, government officials, and business giants.

The school is positioned as a “Practice-oriented teaching” university. “Professionalism, Loyalty, Diligence, Perseverance, and Service” are the educational philosophies of TUMT. The learning environment with unlimited wireless network service, central air-conditioning, and professional equipment such as maritime teaching, also has the only teaching yacht wharf in Taipei City.

It currently comprises the College of Marine Affairs, the College of Health and Living, and the College of Innovative Design, with a total of three colleges and fourteen departments.

Transportation

Tamsui Main Campus: No. 150, Section 3, Binhai Road, Tamsui District, New Taipei City

Shilin Campus: No. 150, Section 3, Binhai Road, Tamsui District, New Taipei City

Highlights

Featured courses

Department of Marine Sports and Leisure

The curriculum planning takes into account both academic and practical subjects, based on management practices. The curriculum includes water sports technology (windsurfing, canoeing, sailing, surfing, swimming and water rescue skills, snorkeling, scuba diving skills, kayaking, power boating), sports leisure management and water leisure recreation programs, in order to grasp the social pulse, connect with the world, meet the needs of the people for marine sports and leisure recreation, and grasp the leisure trends in the 21st century global and Taiwan.

Department of Air and Sea Logistics and Marketing Management

The department is equipped with a range of specialized facilities, including an Aviation Logistics Operations Center, a Taipei Shipping Group Simulation Company, an Air and Sea Logistics Information Center, a Digital Marketing Center, and a Global Innovation and Planning Classroom.

The planning, upgrading, and expansion of equipment are carried out in accordance with departmental development goals and students’ learning needs. Through these resources, the department strengthens students’ capabilities in air and sea transportation, logistics, global supply chain management, marketing planning, and corporate decision-making, thereby enhancing their competitiveness in future internships and employment.

Main Departments

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Photos

Videos

Taipei University of Marine Technology Video

Scholarships

Living Expenses

Dormitory fee: NTD 21,000 (first year free of dormitory fee)

Living expenses: NTD/YR 80,000

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

Engineering/Maritime: NTD 55,000

Business: NTD 47,720

Other: NTD 52,730

Pathways

Hsing Wu University of Science and Technology

Information

Address

No. 101, Section 1, Fenliao Road, Linkou District, New Taipei City

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD/YR 48,717
Accommodation Fee: NTD/YR 20,000
Living Expenses: NTD/YR 43,000~91,000

Official website

Office of International Affairs, Hsing Wu University of Science and Technology

Contact Information

+886-2-2601-5310#1126
[email protected]

Introduction

Teaching Quality and Characteristics

1. HWU has been awarded a subsidy of NTD 65.77 million per year, totaling NTD 329 million over 5 years, from the Ministry of Education’s Higher Education Sprout Project.

2. According to a survey by 1111 Job Bank, HWU’s employment rate ranks among the top 10 in the country and is one of the universities most favored by enterprises.

3. The university has established Sanlih E-Television College, EeLin College, and cooperates with Eastern Broadcasting Group to jointly offer master-level courses.

4. Excellent performance in domestic and international competitions. In the 2017-2019 academic years, students won a total of 704 domestic and international competition awards, including 129 gold, 69 silver, and 63 bronze awards, including the German Red Dot Design Award. Award of Excellence in the 2019 Alibaba Cross-border E-commerce Competition.

5. Institutes of Tourism, Marketing, and Information Communication are established to cultivate high-level management talents.

Transportation and Living Functions

1. Convenient transportation: HWU is located in Linkou, New Taipei City, and is within a 30-minute drive of Taipei 101, Taoyuan International Airport, and Taoyuan High-Speed ​​Rail Station. School bus routes and national highway bus routes are very convenient. In addition, free shuttle buses are available at Taoyuan and Banqiao Railway Stations, as well as Xinzhuang, Xinpu, Airport MRT A8, and A9 MRT stations.

2. Living functions: The campus is close to Linkou Old Street, Mitsui Mall, Global Mall, Xinjing Plaza, and 2 large cinemas. There are famous old restaurants, many exotic restaurants, and various restaurants and merchandise stores, creating a complete and convenient university life circle.

Welfare and Counseling Mechanisms for International Students

1. Provide various generous scholarships: including tuition waivers for admission and various scholarships within the school.

2. Priority is given to providing dormitories and unlimited campus internet access.

3. Priority is given to on-campus work-study programs and assistance in perfecting work and internship mechanisms.

4. Provide Taiwan cultural tours and diverse exchange activities.

Highlights

Cultivating cross-domain innovative service talents integrating “wisdom” and “fashion”

HWU is the first in the country to establish a multi-disciplinary college and a unique creative center:
Hsing Wu Sanlih E-Television College
Hsing Wu EeLin College
Internet Celebrity E-commerce College
International Culinary Arts College
Science and Technology Art Exhibition Center
Fondant Research Center
Michelin Culinary Arts Center
Hsing Wu-Jinde Korean Language Center
E-sports Training Center
E-sports Professional Water-cooled Assembled Computer Center

Departments

School Departments and Programs

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Photos & Videos

Photos

Videos

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Campus Special! Follow Song Wei-en and Yan Yong-lie to explore Hsing Wu University of Science and Technology

Play

Building a national five-star tourism and hospitality building

Play

The faculty is super strong! Hsing Wu University of Science and Technology signs a letter of intent for cooperation to find Michelin chefs to teach courses

Play

Hsing Wu Sanlih E-Television College starts classes, and Golden Bell Award winners personally teach their experiences

Play

Building a mini arena

Play

Cosmos Lin Siyu, Song Wei-en, and Liu Weichen almost knelt down to visit the Department of Commercial Design at Hsing Wu?!

Scholarships

Living Expenses

Accommodation Fee: NTD 10,000 (per semester)

Living Expenses: NTD/YR 43,000~91,000

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

College of Business and Management NTD 48,717

College of Tourism and Hospitality NTD 48,717

College of Fashion and Arts NTD 48,717

College of Design NTD 48,717

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Regulations for Scholarships for Foreign Students

(1) Full tuition waiver for the first semester. (2) A reduction of NTD 10,000 per semester from the 2nd to 8th semesters.

Except for the 1st semester, the average score of conduct in the previous semester must be 75 points (inclusive) or above, and no major demerit shall be given, and the academic performance must be 70 points (inclusive) or above.

Pathways

Jinwen University of Science and Technology

Information

Address

No.99, Anzhong Rd.,Xindian Dist., New Taipei City 231055, Taiwan

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD 90,000-104,000/YR
Accommodation: NTD 21,000-46,000/YR
Living Expenses: NTD 72,000-91,000/YR

Social Media

https://www.facebook.com/just.edu.tw

Contact Information

+886-2-82122000#2207
[email protected]

School admissions website

Introduction

Teaching Quality and Academic Reputation

Our university is a practice-oriented university, aiming to cultivate practical talents needed by the industry. We have set four major goals and concrete strategies: “Shaping holistic technology talents,” “Strengthening two-way school-enterprise exchanges,” “Improving the overall effectiveness of the school,” and “Embracing the community with international aspirations” to improve our teaching, student affairs, research, industry-academia connection, internationalization, and software and hardware environment standards. We provide teachers and students with a high-quality environment, cultivate elite talents needed by the industry, provide professional consulting and guidance cooperation to the industry, and create a JUST (Joyous, Unique, Sincere, Truthful, JUST) Jinwen University of Science and Technology brand image, moving towards sustainable development and pursuing excellence, to achieve the vision of “cultivating a first-class institution for the most beloved talents of enterprises.”

Jinwen University of Science and Technology(JUST) is a practice-oriented institution committed to cultivating skilled professionals required by various industries. The university has established four key goals: to shape holistic technological talents, to strengthen university–industry collaboration, to enhance institutional efficiency, and to embrace the community with a global vision.

Through these strategic objectives, the university continuously advances its teaching quality, student affairs, research capacity, industry-academia cooperation, internationalization, and overall learning environment. By providing faculty and students with a high-quality educational setting, JWUST aims to nurture elite talents who meet industry needs, offer professional consulting and cooperation to enterprises, and create the distinguished brand image of JUST — Joyous, Unique, Sincere, and Truthful.

With this vision, the university strives for sustainable development and excellence, aspiring to become a leading institution that cultivates the most sought-after professionals by enterprises.

International Exchange and Cooperation

The university places special emphasis on two-way exchange between schools and enterprises, pioneered customized courses, strengthened industry-academia cooperation teaching, matched students with industry, cultivated outstanding talents early, and actively promoted student off-campus internships and overseas internships. In order to cultivate students’ employment competitiveness, a student career development center was established to plan a series of counseling courses and activities from freshman to senior year to achieve the school’s purpose of employment upon graduation. The school comprehensively promotes students’ domestic and overseas internships, allowing students to come into contact with the workplace during their studies and be employed upon graduation.

The JUST places great emphasis on two-way collaboration between academia and industry. It has pioneered industry-aligned curricula to strengthen cooperative teaching and to connect students with enterprises, cultivating outstanding professionals in advance. The JUST also actively promotes both domestic and overseas internships.

To enhance students’ employability, the Career Development Center offers a series of counseling programs and activities from freshman to senior year, fulfilling the goal of “employment upon graduation.” Through comprehensive promotion of internships at home and abroad, students gain practical workplace experience and are well prepared to enter the job market immediately after graduation. The JUST encourages students to participate in both domestic and international internships, helping them gain real-world experience and secure employment right after graduation.

International Achievements

◆ International Students: 983
◆ Partner Universities: 20 Countries
◆ Global partners include Japan, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Guam, USA, and Vietnam. ◆ Regular events: International Cultural Week, Exchange Programs, and Overseas Student Gatherings.

◆ International Students: 983
◆ Partner Universities: 20 Countries
◆ Global partners include Japan, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Guam, USA, and Vietnam. ◆ Regular events: International Cultural Week, Exchange Programs, and Overseas Student Gatherings.

2023–2025 International Competition Achievements

  1. 2025 Singapore FHA Culinary Challenge, Singapore
    🏅 1 Gold, 6 Silver, 15 Bronze
  2. 2024 KR Busan International Challenge
    🏅 Classic Fruit Carving – 1 Silver, 7 Bronze
    🏅 Fruit Carving Team Display – Bronze
  3. 2024 AFA Korea Culinary Competition
    🏅 15 Gold, 2 Silver
  4. 2024 Golden Bee Biennale, Russia
    🏅 2 Selected Entries
  5. 2025 HKICC Hong Kong International Culinary Classic
    🏅 1 Bronze, 3 Merits
  6. 2025 Thailand Ultimate Chef Challenge
    🏅 8 Silver, 9 Bronze, 10 Merits
  7. 2025 WCC World Chefs Championship, Malaysia
    🏅 3 Grand Gold, 21 Gold, 8 Silver, 1 Bronze
  8. 2024 IIIC International Invention Competition
    🏅 2 Gold, 4 Silver

Special Activities for International Students

Every year, the school holds festive events especially for international students, so that international students who cannot return home can also feel the warmth of home in a foreign country.
Every year, the university organizes festive events specially for international students, allowing those who cannot return home to feel the warmth of family even while studying abroad.

Convenient Transportation

In addition to the bus service connecting the university gate to the Taipei MRT system, the opening of the Ankeng Light Rail has made transportation even more convenient. The K5 Jinwen University of Science and Technology Station is only 200 meters from the campus gate, and it takes just 20 minutes to reach downtown Taipei.
In addition to the bus service connecting the university gate to the Taipei MRT system, the opening of the Ankeng Light Rail has made transportation even more convenient. The K5 Jinwen University of Science and Technology Station is only 200 meters from the campus gate, and it takes just 20 minutes to reach downtown Taipei.
In addition to the bus service connecting the university gate to the Taipei MRT system, the opening of the Ankeng Light Rail has made transportation even more convenient. The K5 Jinwen University of Science and Technology Station is only 200 meters from the campus gate, and it takes just 20 minutes to reach downtown Taipei.

International Student Milestones

2023 – Held the “International Cultural Week” to promote cultural exchange between Taiwanese and foreign students
2023 – Hosted the International Cultural Week to promote cultural exchange between local and international students.
2024 – Signed sister-school agreements with several institutions, including the University of Guam, University of Indonesia, and Shizuoka Design College.
2024 – Signed sister-school agreements with several institutions, including the University of Guam, University of Indonesia, and Shizuoka Design College.
2024 – Conducted overseas study tours and short-term internships in Japan and Korea
2024 – Conducted overseas study tours and short-term internships in Japan and Korea .
2025 – Established the AI International Learning Zone to strengthen digital skill development for international students
2025 – Established the AI International Learning Zone to strengthen digital skill development for international students.
2025 – Hosted the Northern Taiwan Technical and Vocational Universities Institutional Research Exchange Forum
2025 – Hosted the Northern Taiwan Technical and Vocational Universities Institutional Research Exchange Forum.

Alumni

謝業政

Head Chef, Nandao Yakiniku – Okinawa Wagyu Specialty Restaurant

Self-Employed – RU Ma Malaysian Cuisine

Malaysia

2020 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base – “Happy Technology Exhibits the Future, If You Dare to Start a Business, Come Here” Competition; stood out from 101 participating teams and won an Honorable Mention

林詩韻
張慧恩

Founder of Be+Cze Creative Design

Hong Kong

Opened a personal studio in Taipei after graduation, “Be+Cze Creative Design”

繆樂瑤

Outstanding alumni

Hong Kong

2024 8th International Culinary and Food Art Awards / Gold Medal

張梓泳

Outstanding alumni

Hong Kong

2024 Chinese Olympic Cup Jam Painting Plate / Gold Medal

何卓怡

Outstanding alumni

Hong Kong

2024 8th International Culinary and Food Art Awards / Gold Medal / Highest Score in the Category, Little Golden Man

方蒨彤

WEBTOON Reader Popularity Vote Nominee

Macau

I. Serialized Works:

1. Serialized a comic on the US Tapas platform for one year

2. Currently serialized on the Singapore ComicVid platform 3. 7 works are being freely updated on WEBTOON

II. Participated in Competitions:

1. Taiwan WEBTOON platform – Reader Popularity Vote Nominee

2. International platform ART STREET: ART Street Character Design Contest

3. Japan Comico: 3rd Comico Challenge GP F.S.T is Fang Qian-Tong’s pen name

Work Title: 666 – Day of the Devil Short comic, available in Chinese and English Comic Link, Video Link

謝幸怡

First President of the Chinese Culinary Fruit Carving Club

Malaysia

2024 IKA Culinary Olympics Classic Vegetable and Fruit Carving / Gold Medal

2023 Overseas Community Affairs Council Outstanding Overseas Student Committee Chairman Award

2022 Outstanding Youth of Universities and Colleges

2020 9th Gourmet Art Exhibition – Vegetable and Fruit Carving Youth Group – Bronze Medal

4th International Culinary and Food Art Awards – Catering Art Category – Gold Medal, On-site Vegetable and Fruit Carving – Silver Medal

2021 Fo Guang Cup National Vegetarian Culinary Competition Static Fruit Carving Group – Gold Medal

3rd Pan-Pacific International Culinary Competition – Gold Medal

Highlights

International Exchange Activities – Expanding Students’ International Horizons with Outstanding Performance

Currently, exchange and cooperation agreements have been signed with 161 schools in 20 countries, providing students with scholarships to study for dual degrees, exchange programs, and overseas internships, internationalizing their studies and expanding their international horizons.

Departments

School Departments and Programs

College of Hospitality and Tourism Management

College of Intelligent Innovation

College of Information Technology and Management

Photos & Videos

Photos

Videos

Play

Foreign Students Fall in Love with Jinwen University of Science and Technology

Play

International Students Visit the School

Play

Introduction to the College of Tourism and Hospitality

Play

International Student Graduation Ceremony

Play

Introduction to the Campus Facilities of Jinwen University of Science and Technology

https://youtu.be/Lmtn2v2PVH8

Scholarships

Living Expenses

Accommodation: NTD 23,000-51,000

Living Expenses: NTD 80,000-100,000

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

College of Tourism and Hospitality NTD 86,320

College of Intelligent Innovation (Business-Related Departments) NTD 86,320

College of Intelligent Innovation (Department of Information and Communication) NTD 99,256

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Preferential Admission for International Students at Jinwen University of Science and Technology

NTD 17,000 (Business-related)
NTD 18,000 (Industrial-related)

Newly enrolled international students will be granted a scholarship for the first academic year after registration

NTD 17,000 per student per year will be awarded to students in business-related departments; NTD 18,000 per student per year will be awarded to students in industrial-related departments

Jinwen University of Science and Technology Scholarship for International Students with Excellent Academic Performance

NTD 35,000 (Business-related)
NTD 37,000 (Industrial-related)

International students who have an average academic score of 80 or higher and a conduct score of 80 or higher in the previous semester, and who rank in the top 4% of their class, will be awarded a scholarship each semester in the current academic year for business-related departments

Jinwen University of Science and Technology Scholarship for International Students with Excellent Academic Performance

NTD 17,000 (Business-related)
NTD 18,000 (Industrial-related)

International students who have an average academic score of 75 or higher and a conduct score of 80 or higher in the previous semester, and who rank in the top 10% of their class, will be awarded a scholarship each semester in the current academic year for business-related departments

School accommodation

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD 23,000

NTD 46,000

Room Type: Double Suite

https://dorm.just.edu.tw/
1. Accommodation fees do not include winter and summer vacations and do not include the deposit.
2. A deposit of NT$1,000 is required for accommodation applications. If the contract is breached, a request for withdrawal is made, or the rights of others are affected, the deposit will not be refunded.
3. Room equipment: bed, chair 1/person, door key and access card 1/person, 110V plug 2/person, academic network jack 1/person, air conditioner remote control, network phone 1 each, clothes rack and clothes pole 2.
4. Due to personal hygiene considerations for bedding, the school only provides beds, and bedding needs to be purchased by oneself.
5. Air conditioning fee: Pay-per-use, with air conditioning card that needs to be recharged by yourself.

NTD 18,250

NTD 36,500

Room Type: Quadruple Suite

https://dorm.just.edu.tw/
1. Accommodation fees do not include winter and summer vacations and do not include the deposit.
2. A deposit of NT$1,000 is required for accommodation applications. If the contract is breached, a request for withdrawal is made, or the rights of others are affected, the deposit will not be refunded.
3. Room equipment: bed, chair 1/person, door key and access card 1/person, 110V plug 2/person, academic network jack 1/person, air conditioner remote control, network phone 1 each, clothes rack and clothes pole 2.
4. Due to personal hygiene considerations for bedding, the school only provides beds, and bedding needs to be purchased by oneself.
5. Air conditioning fee: Pay-per-use, with air conditioning card that needs to be recharged by yourself.

NTD 14,000

NTD 28,000

Room Type: Quadruple Room

https://dorm.just.edu.tw/
1. Accommodation fees do not include winter and summer vacations and do not include the deposit.
2. A deposit of NT$1,000 is required for accommodation applications. If the contract is breached, a request for withdrawal is made, or the rights of others are affected, the deposit will not be refunded.
3. Room equipment: bed, chair 1/person, door key and access card 1/person, 110V plug 2/person, academic network jack 1/person, air conditioner remote control, network phone 1 each, clothes rack and clothes pole 2.
4. Due to personal hygiene considerations for bedding, the school only provides beds, and bedding needs to be purchased by oneself.
5. Air conditioning fee: Pay-per-use, with air conditioning card that needs to be recharged by yourself.

NTD 10,500

NTD 21,000

Room Type: Six-Person Room

https://dorm.just.edu.tw/
1. Accommodation fees do not include winter and summer vacations and do not include the deposit.
2. A deposit of NT$1,000 is required for accommodation applications. If the contract is breached, a request for withdrawal is made, or the rights of others are affected, the deposit will not be refunded.
3. Room equipment: bed, chair 1/person, door key and access card 1/person, 110V plug 2/person, academic network jack 1/person, air conditioner remote control, network phone 1 each, clothes rack and clothes pole 2.
4. Due to personal hygiene considerations for bedding, the school only provides beds, and bedding needs to be purchased by oneself.
5. Air conditioning fee: Pay-per-use, with air conditioning card that needs to be recharged by yourself.

Pathways

Yuanpei University of Medical Technology

Information

Address

No. 306, Yuanpei Street, Xiangshan District, Hsinchu City

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD/YR 89,640-109,656
Accommodation: NTD/YR 21,000-37,000
Living expenses: Approximately NTD/YR72,000 (depending on individual circumstances)

Official website

https://www.ypu.edu.tw

Contact Information

+886-3-6102402
[email protected]

School admissions website

Introduction

Teaching quality and academic prestige

YUMT has the most comprehensive medical and healthcare welfare, health, and industry management-related departments in Taiwan. Its educational goal is to cultivate talents needed by the medical and health industry, closely aligning with the future manpower needs of an aging society. In the corporate survey of favorite university talents, it ranks among the top in life sciences, bioresources, and medical and health categories in public and private universities. The graduate employment rate reaches 3 months at 80% and within one year reaches 90%. Students who enter Yuanpei are equipped with employment competitiveness.

Our university has developed from the first medical technology vocational school in Taiwan into a professional university of science, technology, and management in the Greater Health industry, providing students with the learning and preparation needed for employment. The development strategy focuses on international integrated research and interdisciplinary industry-academia collaboration, actively participating in global community development activities to become an outstanding and innovative international university.

Industry-Academia Cooperation

Our university lists internship courses as compulsory courses for each department and has signed industry-academia cooperation and strategic alliances with many public and private institutions in Taiwan, major hospitals throughout Taiwan, and biomedical health industry manufacturers. Currently, the school has more than 700 strategic alliances with enterprises and health education cooperation manufacturers, which is the largest number of students in Taiwan who have signed contracts with biomedical-related companies. Our school also arranges students to conduct practical workshops in the industry for four weeks to five months, laying the technical foundation for practical abilities.

International Exchange

Our school selects and subsidizes students every year to go to high-quality universities, including HTMi Hotel and Tourism Management School in Switzerland, Berlin University of Applied Sciences in Germany, International University of Health and Welfare in Japan, Saga University in Japan, Southern Illinois University in the United States, Ohio University in the United States, and Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, for professional internships and language learning to enhance their international perspective and increase their international employability.

Alumni

周凱倫

Individual Challenge Desserts category, FHA Singapore – Gold Medal

Malaysia

Year 2013
-Gourmet Team Challenge, HOFEX Hong Kong – Silver Medal

Year 2014
-Individual Challenge Desserts category, FHA Singapore – Gold Medal

-Western Professional category, Star Chef Competition – 1st Runner up

Year 2018
-Imperial Jade Chinese Cuisine Desserts category, Battle of the Chef, Malaysia – Silver Medal

Highlights

Corporate Favorite University

Taiwan 1111 Job Bank Evaluation 2015 Corporate Favorite University in Life Sciences, Medicine and Health.

Highly Competitive

The employment rate of our graduates reaches 3 within months 80%, 1 within year reaches 90%.

Frequent International Exchanges

Our school has a total of 177 overseas sister schools, and selects more than 100 students each year to go to Japan, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Switzerland, Singapore, mainland China and other regions for overseas internships, seminars and visits.

Most Professional

The university with the most complete range of biomedical health industry-related departments in Taiwan.

Departments

School Departments and Programs

College of Medical Technology and Nursing

College of Health Sciences

College of Well-Being Industry

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[Admissions Video] Yuanpei University – Overseas Chinese Students (including Hong Kong and Macao students)

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Freshman Scholarship

NTD 40,000

For first-year students who have enrolled and completed registration:
The scholarship is awarded in two installments during the first academic year (first and second semesters), with NTD 20,000 per semester.

Overseas Study/Internship Scholarship

NTD 30,000

From the second academic year onward, students may apply for overseas study or internship programs.
Applicants who pass the review will be eligible to receive an Overseas Study or Internship Scholarship, with a maximum subsidy of NTD 30,000 per overseas Chinese student. Applicants must meet the following requirements:

(1) An average conduct (behavior) score of 82 or above in the previous academic year.

(2) An average academic score of 80 or above in the previous academic year.

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

College of Healthcare

Bachelor’s class

  1. Department of Medical Imaging and Radiological Technology NTD108,100
  2. Department of Healthcare Administration, Medical Industry Management Group NTD102,040
  3. Department of Healthcare Administration, Health Industry Management Group NTD102,040
  4. Department of Medical Laboratory Science and Biotechnology NTD108,100
  5. Department of Nursing NTD108,100
  6. Department of Biomedical Engineering NTD102,880
  7. Department of Optometry NTD108,100
  8. Department of Pet Healthcare NTD105,832

Master’s program

  1. Master’s Program in Medical Imaging and Radiological Technology NTD109,656
  2. Master’s Program in Healthcare Administration, Medical Institution Management Group NTD102,040
  3. Master’s Program in Healthcare Administration, Health Care Management Group NTD102,040
  4. Master’s Program in Medical Laboratory Science and Biotechnology NTD109,656
  5. Master’s Program in Nursing NTD108,100

College of Health

Bachelor’s class

  1. Department of Food Science NTD102,040
  2. Department of Food and Beverage Management NTD102,040
  3. Department of Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Technology NTD108,100
  4. Department of Tourism and Leisure Management NTD102,040

Master’s program

  1. Master’s Program in Food Science NTD104,592
  2. Master’s Program in Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Technology NTD109,656

College of Welfare Industry

Bachelor’s class

  1. Department of Information Management NTD102,880
  2. Department of Business Administration NTD89,640
  3. Department of Health and Leisure Management, Health Care Group NTD102,040
  4. Department of Health and Leisure Management, Sports and Leisure Group NTD102,040

Master’s program

Master’s Program in Business Administration, Optometry Industry Group NTD90,932

Master’s Program in Information Management, Digital Innovation Management NTD104,362

Master’s Program in Business Administration, Business Administration Group NTD90,932

Living Expenses

Accommodation: School dormitory approximately NTD 21,000-37,000

Living expenses: Approximately NTD 72,000 (depending on individual circumstances)

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

NTD 20,000/Electricity fee not included

NTD 40,000

Jitai Dormitory Single Suite (Mixed Gender Floors)
Introduction Website: https://safe.ypu.edu.tw/p/404-1012-71782.php?Lang=zh-tw

NTD 12,000/Electricity fee not included

NTD 24,000

Jitai Dormitory Double Suite (Mixed Gender Floors)
Introduction Website: https://safe.ypu.edu.tw/p/404-1012-71737.php?Lang=zh-tw

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