Introduction
Founded in 1995 and located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Hospitality (NKUHT) offers a wide range of degree programs, including associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, with a total of 4 faculties and 18 departments.
• Taiwan’s only national university with a reputation for hospitality, tourism, and culinary skills
• Ranked among the top 50 in the world in the field of hospitality and hospitality in the QS World University Rankings for 3 consecutive years
• In 2024, the QS World University Rankings jumped to 38th in the world, advancing to 5th in Asia, and ranking first in Taiwan
• For 3 consecutive years, it has been ranked first among college students in the tourism and leisure category of Foresight Magazine
International Certification
• In 2024, QS ranked 38th in the world and 5th in Asia in terms of subjects
• The-ICE (International Centre of Excellence in Tourism and Hospitality Education)
• IATA Authorized Training Centers
• British Wine Spirits Foundation Examination Centre WSET Global APP
International Exchange and Cooperation
• Many foreign sister schools, including the world’s top 30 in the hospitality category, have a lot of cooperation and exchanges
• Diversified overseas sister school exchange program (half a year/one year)
• Complete overseas industry internship program
• Short-term language and culture study program at overseas sister schools during winter and summer vacations
Welfare for overseas students
• National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Scholarship for Foreign Students (Foreign Students)
• Overseas Chinese students-related scholarships
• International Student Society ISA
• Other scholarships inside and outside the university, including awards for overseas exchange studies/dual scholarships, graduate students attending international seminars, Chinese language certificate awards, etc
• Various study activities for international students, including intensive study of Chinese, foreign language/English tutoring, study companion mechanisms, experiencing Taiwanese cultural activities, counseling internships/work mechanisms in Taiwan, etc
• Provide a variety of Chinese language courses for various levels
• Irregular Le Cordon Bleu cooking class experience
Featured courses
• All English-taught (bachelor’s program): bachelor’s degree program in international culinary arts, bachelor’s degree program in international tourism
• Bilingual Group (Bachelor’s Program): Department of Leisure and Recreation Management
• All English taught (master’s program): International tourism and hospitality all-English master’s degree program
• All English-taught (doctoral program): Doctoral program of the Institute of Tourism
• Culinary arts major (bachelor’s program): Department of Baking Management, Department of Western Culinary Arts, Department of Chinese Culinary Arts
• Hospitality major (bachelor’s program): Department of Travel Management, Department of Aviation and Transportation Management, Department of Hospitality and Exhibition Marketing Management, Department of Catering Management, Department of Hotel Management
• Language Major (Bachelor’s Program): Department of Applied English, Department of Applied Japanese
• Hospitality and Tourism Major (Master’s Program): Tourism Research Institute, Hospitality Management Institute, Food Culture and Catering Innovation Institute
• One-year off-campus internship or overseas training (compulsory): Students can participate in overseas training, overseas internship, or domestic internship selection according to their personal interests and considerations. The allowance is provided by the internship unit.
Graduate Path
• Before graduation, you can participate in the domestic and foreign job fairs organized by the school
• Well-known industry employment opportunities at home and abroad: such as W Hotel, InterContinental Hotel, Singapore Sands Hotel, Shangri-La Hotel, Grand Hyatt Hotel, Din Tai Fung, Taiwan High Speed Rail and other groups
• Organizers of various conventions and exhibitions: such as GIS Group brainstorming exhibition business
Alumni
吳嘉謙
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
Graduated from the Department of Western Culinary Arts, National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism, and is currently a pastry chef at Taipei Mecherin Restaurant
許俊傑
Outstanding alumni
Macao
Graduated from the Graduate School of Tourism of National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism
Experience: MGM Cotai Macau – Front Desk Supervisor
Current: Kimpton Daan Hotel Taiwan – Front Desk Manager
劉育捷
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
Graduated from the Bachelor of International Culinary Arts Program at National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Experience: Invited to participate in the Ritz-Carlton guest sommelier in Macau
He won the runner-up in the professional category of the AWI 2023 11th National Intercollegiate Cup Young Sommelier Classic
He was awarded the 2019 Singapore Airlines Best Intern
It has won the Four Seasons Hotel GPS (Gratitude Play Surprise) Service Surprise Award
Current: Taichung Michelin Plate Recommendation L’Atelier par Yao Sommelier
謝欣恩
Outstanding alumni
Indonesia
Graduated from the Department of Chinese Culinary Arts of National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism
Experience: Yongxin Fengcha Internship
Current: Mandarin Oriental Hotel Taipei Accord Kitchen Dim Sum Four Chefs
楊鳳琴
Outstanding alumni
Myanmar
Graduated from the Bachelor of International Culinary Arts Program at National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism
Experience: Internship at the Louvre at Fuhua Hotel in Taipei, reserve cadre at a café on a university campus
Current: University campus café manager
Highlights
It has an international reputation
Founded in 1995 and located in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism (NKUHT) offers a wide range of degree programs, including associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, with a total of 4 faculties and 18 departments.
• Taiwan’s only national university with a reputation for hospitality, tourism, and culinary skills
• Ranked among the top 50 in the world in the field of hospitality and hospitality in the QS World University Rankings for 3 consecutive years
• For 3 consecutive years, it has been ranked first among college students in the tourism and leisure category of Foresight Magazine
The curriculum design is professional and diverse, strengthening connections with the industry
Bachelor’s class
All English: Bachelor of International Culinary Arts Program, Bachelor of International Tourism Program
Bilingual Group: Department of Leisure and Recreation Management
Language Majors: Department of Applied English, Department of Applied Japanese
Culinary majors: Baking Management Department, Western Culinary Arts Department, Chinese Culinary Arts Department
Hospitality majors: Department of Travel Management, Department of Aviation and Transportation Management, Department of Hospitality and Exhibition Marketing Management, Department of Catering Management, Department of Hotel Management
Master’s program
Taught in English: Master’s degree program in international tourism and hospitality in English
Hospitality Major: Graduate School of Tourism, Graduate School of Hospitality Management, Institute of Food Culture and Catering Innovation Undergraduate Department, one-year off-campus internship
Doctoral program
Taught entirely in English: Doctoral program at the Institute of Tourism
• Overseas training (compulsory): Students can participate in overseas training, overseas internships, or domestic internship selections according to their personal interests and considerations. The allowance is provided by the internship unit.
Emphasis is placed on international student mobility
• Many foreign sister schools, including the world’s top 30 in the hospitality category, have a lot of cooperation and exchanges
• Diversified overseas sister school exchange program (half a year/one year)
• Complete overseas industry internship program
• Short-term language and culture study program at overseas sister schools during winter and summer vacations
Excellent overseas student benefits and perfect counseling measures
• National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Scholarship for Foreign Students (Foreign Students)
• Overseas Chinese students-related scholarships
• International Student Society ISA
• Other scholarships inside and outside the university, including awards for overseas exchange studies/dual scholarships, graduate students attending international seminars, Chinese language certificate awards, etc.
• Various study activities for international students, including Chinese language intensive study, foreign language/English tutoring, learning companion mechanism, experiencing Taiwanese cultural activities, counseling internship/work mechanism in Taiwan, etc.
Diverse employment opportunities at home and abroad
• Before graduation, you can participate in the domestic and foreign job fairs organized by the school
• Well-known industry employment opportunities at home and abroad: such as W Hotel, InterContinental Hotel, Singapore Sands Hotel, Shangri-La Hotel, Grand Hyatt Hotel, Din Tai Fung, Taiwan High Speed Rail and other groups
• Organizers of various conventions and exhibitions: such as GIS Group brainstorming exhibition business
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering Group, Automotive Group
Cultivate specialized and practical mechanical professionals
Cultivate dedicated and cooperative modern social citizens
Department of Industrial and Commercial Design
Integrates humanities, arts, aesthetics, engineering, business, multimedia and other fields. With “industrial design” as the main focus and “commercial design” as the auxiliary, it cultivates students’ open and innovative design thinking through the combination of practice and theory, establishes exclusive design capabilities, and cultivates all-round design talents.
Department of Materials, Textile and Clothing
Cultivate students to become industrial technology innovation talents with technological application and integration capabilities
College of Information and Communication Science
Department of Electrical Engineering
Focus on artificial intelligence, Internet of Things,
Power electronics, power technology and intelligent control, etc., to cultivate senior talents with both theoretical and practical abilities
Department of Electronic Engineering (Vietnam Special Class)
Cultivate talents with professional practical ability in electronic engineering
Cultivate talents with forward-looking technical capabilities in intelligent electronic system design
Cultivate talents with cross-disciplinary integration capabilities in biomedical electronic health care
Department of Communication Engineering (Master Program, Overseas Youth Class)
Cultivate practical application technologies for information and communication talents and R innovation that are popular in the industry
College of Healthcare Management
Department of Information Management
Cultivate information talents with sound personality, innovative practice and management
Department of Industrial Management (Haiqing Class, Vietnam Special Class)
Based on management theory, cultivate professional talents with practical experience and professional ethics
Department of Marketing and Distribution Management (Master Program)
Cultivate marketing and distribution professionals with “professional practice and application”
Department of Healthcare Administration
Cultivate integrated health care and management capabilities
Cultivate practical skills in health information analysis and management Department of Nursing (Four-year program, Two-year program, Continuing Education Division, Master Program)
Cultivate graduates with the nine core competencies of nursing, including basic medical science knowledge, critical thinking ability, general nursing skills, communication and cooperation ability, care, ethics, dedication, lifelong learning and innovation ability
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
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National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Scholarship for Foreign Students |
It will be handled according to the content of the award |
Foreign students |
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Various scholarships for overseas Chinese students |
It will be handled according to the content of the award |
Overseas Chinese students |
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Teaching assistant scholarship |
It will be handled according to the content of the award |
Overseas Chinese students |
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
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Tuition and Fees (Annual) |
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Undergraduate Division |
NTD$ 45,961*2 semesters
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Master’s program |
(NTD$ 38,124 + credit fee (per credit/hour) NTD$ 1,400) * 2 semesters
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Doctoral program |
(NTD$ 38,124 + Credit Fee (per credit/hour) NTD $1,400) * 2 semesters
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Living Expenses
Living expenses: about NTD$ 84,000/year
Accommodation fee: NTD$36,500-41,900/year for on-campus dormitories, about NTD$60,000-84,000/room/year for off-campus rental
School accommodation
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One semester |
One academic year |
Other Notes |
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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 bachelor’s degree freshmen are required to live in their first year. Doctoral or master’s students can apply.
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Pathways
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Information
Address
43,Sec.4,Keelung Rd.,Daan District, Taipei,106,Taiwan,R.O.C.
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition fee NTD/YR 48,680~56,780
Accommodation fee NTD/YR 13,000~55,000
Living expenses NTD/YR 96,000~120,000
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/NTUST.official/?locale=zh_TW
Contact Information
+886-2-27333141
[email protected]
Introduction
43,Sec.4,Keelung Rd.,Daan District, Taipei,106,Taiwan,R.O.C.
Three-school alliance
NTUST has established a three-university alliance with National Taiwan University and National Taiwan Normal University, and students share the teaching resources of the three universities to study courses across schools to establish a complete learning network, with the goal of becoming the world’s top joint university system.
學術聲望
According to the “2024 Asian University Rankings” by The Times Higher Education Special Issue (THE), NTUST has jumped significantly to 71st place, fourth in Taiwan, maintaining the first place in Taiwan in international outlook projects, and improving its research quality to fourth in Taiwan. In the “2024 World’s Best Young University Rankings”, NTUST ranked 52nd in the world, ranking second in Taiwan and first in technical and vocational schools. Among them, it continued to rank first in Taiwan in the evaluation index “International Outlook”.
According to the 2024 Asian University Rankings by QS, a British higher education research agency, NTUST ranks 74th in Asia and fifth in Taiwan. The “International Students” project ranked first in Taiwan and 63rd in Asia.
Teacher-student performance
In 2023, NTUST won three concept design awards at the Red Dot Design Awards, known as the Oscars of the design industry. At the same time, NTUST has been ranked first in the Asia-Pacific region of the Red Dot Design Rankings for three consecutive years, and its abundant design and innovation capabilities have been internationally recognized.
NTUST students are popular with companies, and according to Foresight Magazine’s 2024 Corporate Favorite College Student Comprehensive Edition Ranking, NTUST ranks third in Taiwan.
International Exchange and Cooperation
Our student exchange and cooperation schools include 60 countries around the world, and implement a dual education system with many schools.
More than 600 two-way exchange students each year
400+ partner schools worldwide (263 in Asia, 131 in Europe, 34 in the Americas, 12 in Oceania and 5 in Africa)
There are 40+ dual school partner schools around the world
Alumni
魏國強
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
Graduated from the Department of Industrial Management of NTUST
Professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
吳慧莉
(Dr. Felycia Edi Soetaredjo)
Outstanding alumni
Indonesia
Graduated from the Department of Chemical Engineering of NTUST
Won the “Asia Top 100 Outstanding Scientists Award”
艾玉寧
(Aning Ayucitra)
Outstanding alumni
Indonesia
Graduated from the Department of Chemical Engineering of NTUST
He served in the Vatican’s Wildya Mandala in Surabaya
Vice-Chancellor of the Catholic University
善素莉 (Syamsuri)
Outstanding alumni
Indonesia
Graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of NTUST
He teaches at the Indonesian Institut Teknologi Adhi Tama Surabaya (ITATS) and is currently the principal of the school.
趙德胤
Outstanding alumni
Myanmar
Graduated from the Department of Design at NTUST
Won the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council Global Outstanding Alumni Award
Highlights
Top research, ranked ahead of Top-Ranked Universities
#Ranked No. 1 among technical and vocational universities, and No. 1–3 nationwide across major evaluations.
#No. 1 among technical and vocational universities in the number of faculty selected for Stanford University’s Top 2% Scientists Worldwide list.
Enterprises’ Favorite
#Enterprises’ Favorite University
Ranked No. 3 nationwide and No. 1 among technical and vocational universities in the 2024 CommonWealth Magazine “Enterprises’ Favorite University Graduates” Survey.
#Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings 2024
NTUST ranked 71st in Asia, 4th nationwide, while maintaining No. 1 nationwide in International Outlook and rising to No. 4 nationwide in Research Quality.
#Times Higher Education (THE) World’s Best Young Universities Rankings 2024
Ranked 52nd worldwide, 2nd in Taiwan, and No. 1 among technical and vocational universities, continuing to hold No. 1 nationwide in International Outlook.
National Taiwan University Alliance, Abundant Resources
NTUST, NTU, and NTNU are members of the NTU System (NTU System) and share resources with teachers and students, and students can take courses, minors, and double majors across schools
International Campus, Expand Your Horizons with Globalized Campus
Foreign master’s and doctoral students rank first in Taiwan and have the highest density
NTUST has a highly international campus environment
Multidisciplinarity
NTUST encourages diversity, cross-domain, and multiple learning channels.
A variety of incentives are set up and a variety of scholarships and bursaries are available for application.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Engineering
College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
School of Management
College of Design
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships
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Scholarship Amount
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Eligibility
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Ministry of Education Bursary for Poor Overseas Chinese Students
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NTD/YR 36,000
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1. Based on official overseas financial statements or certificates of financial hardship provided by overseas Chinese students. 2. For overseas Chinese students enrolled in the second year or above, applicants must have achieved a passing overall academic average for the previous academic year and must not have received any disciplinary action above a warning at colleges or universities, or above a minor demerit at senior high schools.
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Outstanding Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship of the Ministry of Education
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NTD/YR 120,000
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1. Applicants admitted through the joint placement mechanism of the Overseas Joint Admission Committee (hereinafter referred to as the “OJAC”), who rank among the top five in overall placement scores in each admission round and academic category, and whose scores place them within the top 1% of their respective category.
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Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee work-study subsidy for poor overseas Chinese students
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NTD 2200
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1. Based on official overseas financial statements or certificates of financial hardship provided by overseas Chinese students.
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Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Students
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NTD 5000
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The overall academic average in the previous academic year is above 80 points, and the conduct is ranked above grade A (80 points) in both semesters.
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Top and outstanding overseas Chinese students from the Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee come to Taiwan to study for scholarships
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NTD/YR 100,000 ~ 260,000
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Overseas Chinese students who have graduated from a senior secondary school or higher, demonstrate excellent academic performance and good conduct, and meet the requirements set forth in Article 2 of the Regulations Regarding the Study and Counseling of Overseas Chinese Students Returning to Taiwan, and who enroll in undergraduate degree programs in Taiwan.
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Overseas Chinese Association General Scholarship
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NTD/YR 10,000
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The average academic score in the previous academic year was above 80 points, and the conduct score was above 75 points.
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Overseas Chinese Assistance Association Bursary
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NTD/YR 5,000
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Applicants from financially disadvantaged backgrounds or whose sources of financial support have been interrupted must have a conduct score of 75 or above.
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Overseas Chinese Assistance Association Mr. Shen Changhuan Memorial Scholarship
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NTD/YR 20,000
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The overall average academic score is 90 points or more, and the conduct score is 80 points or more.
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Tuition/Year
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College Category
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Tuition/Year
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Faculty of Engineering
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NTD/YR 56,780
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School of Electrical Resources
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NTD/YR 56,780
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School of Design
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NTD/YR 56,780
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School of Management (excluding Department of Asset Management)
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NTD/YR 49,400
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Department of Information Technology
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NTD/YR 56,780
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Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
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NTD/YR 48,680
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Living Expenses/Year
Living expenses: NTD/YR 100,000 – NTD 120,000
Accommodation fee: NTD/YR 26,000 – NTD 40,000
School accommodation
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Dormitory Name
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Accommodation fee
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Other Instructions
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First dormitory
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1 semester: NTD 12,500
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Room type: 6 people elegant room
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First dormitory
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One semester: NTD 16,000
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Room type: 4-person suite
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First dormitory
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One semester: NTD 27,500
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Room type: 2-person suite
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Barrier-free room in the first dormitory
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One semester: NTD 16,500
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Room type: 2-person suite
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The second dormitory is on the 2nd~13th floor
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One semester: NTD 6,500
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Room type: 6 people elegant room
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The second dormitory is on the 14th floor
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One semester: NTD 7,000
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Room type: 4-person suite
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Room 15 on each floor of the second dormitory
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One semester: NTD 6,600
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Room type: 4-person elegant room
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Third dormitory
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1 semester: NTD 6,800
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Room type: Suite for 6 people
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Second, the third dormitory barrier-free room
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One semester: NTD 7,100
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Room type: Suite for 3 people (including the following).
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15th floor of the second dormitory
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1 semester: NTD 8,500
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Room type: Suite for 6 people
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15th floor of the second dormitory
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One semester: NTD 10,000
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Room type: 4-person suite
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For detailed fees and dormitory photos, please visit the website:
Personal Application
Tungnan University
Information
Address
222304 No. 152, Section 3, Beishen Road, Shenkeng District, New Taipei City
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition fee NTD/YR 89,420~102,686
Accommodation fee NTD/YR 21,450
Living expenses are NTD/YR 150,000
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/TNUFB/?locale=zh_TW
Contact Information
02-8662-5948/5949
[email protected]
Introduction
The school was founded in August 1970, formerly known as “Tungnan Junior College of Technology”, and was approved to be restructured into “Tungnan Institute of Technology” on August 1, 2000, and was approved to change its name to “Tungnan University” on August 1, 2007.
In order to ensure the sustainable operation and development of the school, as well as the accurate implementation of the school affairs plan, various business and department adjustments have been made in response to the needs of sustainable development after the name change to the University of Science and Technology, and at the same time, in order to improve the effectiveness of teacher teaching and student learning, the practices and effectiveness indicators of the relevant plans for promoting the development of teaching excellence will be closely linked to the school’s mid-term school affairs development plan, and implement the school’s “students first, teaching paramount”, “Education tailored to individual aptitudes, with equal access to learning for all”The school’s philosophy comprehensively improves students’ learning ability and workplace employability, achieves successful career careers for our graduates, cultivates talents who make positive contributions to society and industry, and establishes the characteristics and reputation of the school.
International Exchange and Cooperation
In order to promote the operation of internationalization, our school has set up an international and cross-strait exchange center under the Research and Development Office in the 100th academic year, actively promoting the signing of cooperation agreements with overseas friend schools, and conducting student exchange and study, overseas high school strategic alliances and other activities. In recent years, due to the increasing vigor of international exchange activities, the frequency of international exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, and the increasing diversification of exchange forms, it is urgent to establish a dedicated unit for international affairs in order to further enhance the degree of “internationalization” of the university and integrate relevant resources within the university.
Therefore, in the 2014 academic year, the “International Affairs Office” was established, which was officially operated on February 1, 2015, to oversee the international affairs of the whole school, handle international and cross-strait activities, and provide comprehensive exchange and consulting services between overseas students and overseas scholars, thereby deepening the overall “internationalization” of the campus, enhancing the international vision of teachers and students, and strengthening the international competitiveness and popularity of the school. Our school attaches great importance to the cultivation of students’ international mobility, and has achieved good results in students’ overseas study and overseas internships. On August 1, 2023, the Comprehensive Business Group of the International Affairs Office of the Office was officially renamed the International and Cross-Strait Affairs Office.
Description of scholarships and bursaries for overseas Chinese students and foreign students
1. Types and amounts of student aid
(1) Overseas Chinese and foreign students who apply for the first year of each academic system of the school will receive NTD 20,000per semester in the first academic year. In the second semester of undergraduate and the second semester of graduate school, students who have a total average of 85 points in the previous semester and a total score of less than 85 points in the semester are not allowed to apply for this bursary.
(2) Overseas Chinese and foreign students in the second year or above (hereinafter referred to as overseas Chinese and foreign students, including transfer students), but excluding students who have extended their study period. From the 3rd semester to the 8th semester of the undergraduate department and the 3rd semester to the 4th semester of the graduate school, the bursary is NTD 15,000 per semester. According to the student’s overall average of conduct scores in the previous semester of less than 85 points and the total average score of the semester is less than 85 points, they are not allowed to apply for this bursary.
(3) Transfer students are not eligible to apply in the semester of transfer admission. Applications may be submitted starting from the following semester, in accordance with the regulations applicable to enrolled overseas Chinese and international students.
(4) Students resuming their studies are not eligible to apply in the semester of reinstatement. Applications may be submitted starting from the following semester, in accordance with the regulations applicable to enrolled overseas Chinese and international students.
(5) Applicants must not be recipients of any other scholarships or grants provided by the University.
(6) Applicants who have been approved to receive financial aid under these Regulations and subsequently take a leave of absence, withdraw from the University, or are expelled shall refund a prorated portion of the financial aid for the semester, calculated based on the official date of departure.
(7) Students enrolled in overseas Chinese and international special programs who transfer to regular degree programs are not eligible to apply in the semester of transfer. Applications may be submitted starting from the following semester, in accordance with the regulations applicable to enrolled overseas Chinese and international students.
(8) Applicants who accumulated more than 40 class periods of absences and leaves (excluding official leave) in the preceding semester are not eligible to apply for this financial aid. For students admitted in or before Academic Year 2023 (inclusive), the limit is 50 class periods.
(9) Applicants with any outstanding fees owed to the University are not eligible to apply.
(10) Non-first-time undergraduate students may apply for financial aid for a maximum of eight semesters during their period of study at the University. Non-first-time graduate students may apply for a maximum of four semesters.
2. The budget required for each academic year of this bursary shall be allocated and paid by the school’s tuition and miscellaneous fee income for the current academic year.
Accommodation arrangement instructions
The two student dormitories of our school have a total of about 1,000 beds and can be moved in. The dormitory and bed allocation of dormitory students will be prioritized by the student assistance team, and appropriate adjustments may be requested if there are special circumstances. After students arrive at the school, they should be familiar with and abide by the school’s student dormitory counseling methods and dormitory life conventions. The dormitory work and rest are jointly cared for by class tutors, counselors, counseling instructors and dormitory autonomous cadres, etc., and students with enthusiasm for service are arranged to live in nearby dormitories to assist in daily daily life, so that students can feel warm and adapt to the new school environment as soon as possible.
Fee payment amount (per semester)
(1) Dormitory fee: NTD 10,725 /1 semester for rooms with less than 4 people.
(2) Winter and summer vacation accommodation: Only students who are produced by teachers and overseas students who cannot return to China for special reasons are allowed to apply for accommodation.
(3) Winter and summer vacation fee payment regulations: Accommodation fees are calculated on a weekly basis (NTD 596/week for rooms with less than 4 people), and 1 week fees will be calculated if you do not stay for less than 1 week
Transportation
1. Taipei Railway Station> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Taipei Main Station (MRT Blue Line) → Exit 3 of Shifu MRT Station→ transfer to bus 912 Zhongxiao Fuxing Station (MRT Brown Line) → Muzha Station→ transfer to bus 251.660.666.679.795.819
2. Xinyi Business District> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Exit 3 of Municipal MRT Station or Exit 1 of Xiangshan Station→ transfer to bus 912
3. Dazhi and Neihu areas> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Dazhi or Neihu MRT Station (MRT Wenhu Line) →Muzha Station →transfer to bus 251.660.666.679.795.819)
4. Shilin, Beitou, Tamsui area> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Shilin, Beitou, Tamsui area (MRT Red Line) → Xiangshan Station Exit 1 → transfer to bus 912
5. Central and Yonghe District> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Zhongyonghe Area (MRT Orange Line) → Guting Station Exit 4 → transfer to bus 949 Zhongyonghe Area (MRT Orange Line) → Dongmen Station (MRT Orange Line) → Xiangshan Station Exit 1 → transfer to bus 912
6. Banqiao, Tucheng area> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Banqiao area, train station (MRT Blue Line) → Exit 3 of the Municipal MRT Station→ transfer to bus 912
7. Xinzhuang, Luzhou, and Sanchong areas> >Southeast University of Science and Technology
Luzhou or Xinzhuang MRT Station (MRT Orange Line) → Xiangshan Station Exit 1 (Guide Bus 912)
Alumni
方清兒
Outstanding alumni
Macau
Southeast University of Science and Technology Department of Performing Arts Drama and Dance Performance “Zero” – Dancer
周秋葒
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
2023 Global Overseas Chinese School Students and Overseas Chinese Students Singing Contest Domestic Overseas Chinese Students Group – Champion
黃惠敏
Outstanding alumni
Myanmar
023 Korea Catering International Competition 1 gold and 1 bronze
Japan International Tourism Product Design Competition 2 gold
Highlights
Promote integrated teaching
Integration teaching is the process of breaking down some important concepts or skills into pieces, integrating related issues into the main curriculum, and transmitting them to students through infiltration to achieve the intangible purpose of education. These related topics can be general knowledge or cross-disciplinary expertise, as well as hot topics or practical cases.
The school encourages teachers to teach students important issues such as basic literacy, core competencies of departments, moral education, and service education through integrated courses.
Build a teaching quality assurance system to improve teaching quality
Students are guided by learning outcomes, and the relationship between educational goals and courses is planned in the course map, allowing students to learn from the department’s courses and understand their career development after graduation.
In addition to implementing placemental, formative, diagnostic and summative teaching evaluation mechanisms, the teaching cycle is improved according to the principle of aptitude, and the “1131” learning measures are implemented, that is, students must obtain 1 service certificate, 1 interdisciplinary course, and 3 types of certificates – foreign language proficiency certificate and professional ability certificate before graduation , information ability certificate, and complete the study requirements of the 1st department to improve learning effectiveness.
In addition, to ensure the quality of teaching at our school, we will actively participate in international education certifications to improve educational quality and align with international standards.
All-round student counseling with attention, care, care and care
“attention” to strengthen students’ learning adaptation, learning early warning and counseling; “care” opens up schoolwork and employment channels for students; To provide students with a high-quality learning environment with “care”; “Care” is used to establish a number of life adaptation counseling mechanisms for students to take care of students’ hearts and lives.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
School of Engineering and Electrical Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering (including master’s programs)
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Vehicle Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering
Department of Electrical Engineering
Master’s Program in Construction Technology and Disaster Prevention (no bachelor’s program)
The Engineering College
School of Hospitality, Leisure and Management
College of Innovation and Design
School of Hospitality, Leisure and Management
Department of Leisure Business Management
Department of Hospitality and Tourism
School of Innovative Design
Department of Digital Media Design
Department of Interior Design
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Eligibility
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Description of scholarships and bursaries for overseas Chinese students and foreign students |
NTD20,000 |
1. Types and amounts of student aid: (2) Overseas Chinese and foreign students in the second year or above (hereinafter referred to as overseas Chinese and foreign students, including transfer students), but excluding students who have extended their study period. From the 3rd semester to the 8th semester of the undergraduate department and the 3rd semester to the 4th semester of the graduate school, the bursary is NTD 15,000 per semester. According to the student’s overall average of conduct scores in the previous semester of less than 85 points and the total average score of the semester is less than 85 points, they are not allowed to apply for this bursary. (3) Transfer students are not eligible to apply in the semester of transfer admission. Applications may be submitted starting from the following semester, in accordance with the regulations applicable to enrolled overseas Chinese and international students. (4) Students resuming their studies are not eligible to apply in the semester of reinstatement. Applications may be submitted starting from the following semester, in accordance with the regulations applicable to enrolled overseas Chinese and international students. (5) Applicants must not be recipients of any other scholarships or grants provided by the University. (6) Applicants who have been approved to receive financial aid under these Regulations and subsequently take a leave of absence, withdraw from the University, or are expelled shall refund a prorated portion of the financial aid for the semester, calculated based on the official date of departure. (7) Students enrolled in overseas Chinese and international special programs who transfer to regular degree programs are not eligible to apply in the semester of transfer. Applications may be submitted starting from the following semester, in accordance with the regulations applicable to enrolled overseas Chinese and international students. (8) Applicants who accumulated more than 40 class periods of absences and leaves (excluding official leave) in the preceding semester are not eligible to apply for this financial aid. For students admitted in or before Academic Year 2023 (inclusive), the limit is 50 class periods. (9) Applicants with any outstanding fees owed to the University are not eligible to apply. (10) Non-first-time undergraduate students may apply for financial aid for a maximum of eight semesters during their period of study at the University. Non-first-time graduate students may apply for a maximum of four semesters. 2. The budget required for each academic year of this bursary shall be allocated and paid by the school’s tuition and miscellaneous fee income for the current academic year.
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Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
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institute |
Tuition and Fees (NTD/year)
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School of Engineering and Electrical Engineering |
NTD/YR 104,624~106,324
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School of Hospitality, Leisure and Management |
NTD/YR 93,058
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School of Innovative Design |
NTD/YR 106,324
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Living Expenses
Living expenses: NTD/YR 150,000
Accommodation fee: NTD10,725 (1 semester)
Graphic introduction to the school accommodation environment
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One semester |
One academic year
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NTD10725 |
NTD21450
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Pathways
Chihlee University of Technology
Information
Address
No. 313, Section 1, Wenhua Road, Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition fees for Master’s Program: NTD/YR 93,522
Tuition fees for Bachelor’s Program: NTD/YR 94,122
Tuition fees for 5-year Junior College Program: NTD/YR 71,220
Dormitory Fee: NTD/YR 19,000~29,000
Living Expenses: NTD/YR 120,000
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/ChihleeFB
https://www.instagram.com/chihlee.fans/
Contact Information
+886-2-2257-6167 or
+886-2-2257-6168 ext. 4178
[email protected]
Introduction
Our university is an innovative, learning-oriented institution dedicated to cultivating outstanding business professionals with strong practical capabilities. We focus on nurturing talents in business management, international trade and foreign languages, and innovative design, all with a strong global perspective. Located in the heart of the Greater Taipei metropolitan area, the university enjoys the most convenient transportation network in Taiwan.
The university places great emphasis on character education and has been awarded the Ministry of Education’s highest honor in student affairs, the “Friendly Campus” distinction. It has also received multiple recognitions as an Outstanding Institution in Character Education, Service Learning, and Life Education, and is further recognized as a “Three Acts of Goodness Model Campus” by Fo Guang Shan.
In terms of professional competency development, the university has ranked No. 1 nationwide for professional certification attainment for 11 consecutive years, earning strong recognition from both students and parents. Over the past four years, the average freshman enrollment rate has reached 95%, rising to an impressive 99% in the 2024 academic year. The university has produced numerous government and corporate leaders as well as members of parliament, establishing itself as a prestigious institution for elite talent cultivation.
Teaching quality and academic prestige
In the 2023 Technological and Vocational School Affairs Evaluation, all school affairs categories passed the evaluation, and it has won the “Teaching Excellence Project” university for 10 consecutive years (2008-2017), and has won the Higher Education Deep Cultivation Program Award for 6 consecutive years (2018-2023). Among them, in 2023, it reached a record high, winning a subsidy of NTD 86.54 million from the Higher Education Deep Cultivation Program.
In addition, it has won the “Character Education Promotion and Deep Cultivation School” awarded by the Ministry of Education for 12 consecutive years (2011-2022), and has won the Star Master Education Foundation “Three Good Campus Practice School” for 7 times (2014-2016, 2019-2022), and was awarded the Model School.
In the 1111 Job Bank survey in 2024 on the “Most Satisfactory University for Enterprises,” it won the first place in the Taiwan Private University of Science and Technology Group for 9 consecutive years (2016-2024).
In 2020, the College of Business Management won the ACCBE’s highest 5-year Chinese Business Management College certification, and the College of Business Foreign Languages and the College of Innovative Design won the Taiwan Assessment Association’s highest 5-year teaching quality assurance service certification from the “Teaching Quality Assurance Service Program.”
International Certification and Competition
Our students have achieved excellent results in international competitions as follows:
1. In 2018, 2022, and 2024, it won the world champion, runner-up, and third runner-up in the World Cup Computer Skills Competition respectively.
2. Won the International iF Design Award from 2019 to 2024.
3. Won the German Red Dot Brand and Communication Design Award in 2020, 2022 and 2024.
4. Won the Silver Award in the American One Show Interactive Advertising Creative International Student Award in 2022.
5. From 2020 to 2024, it won many awards such as the Global Brand Planning Competition, the Top Marketing and Sales International Marketing Planning Competition champion, and the runner-up.
6. Won gold and silver awards in international invention exhibitions in Japan, Malaysia, Moscow, Poland, Ukraine and other countries.
Graduate Path
1. Dual Degree Programs with Overseas Universities:
Our university currently maintains dual degree collaborations with the following institutions:
- Middlesex University, UK: Five program models are available:
- 3+1 years for a Bachelor’s + MBA dual degree
- 3+15 months for a Bachelor’s + Master’s in International Business dual degree
- 3+1 years for a dual Bachelor’s degree
- 1+1 years for a dual Bachelor’s degree
- 5+2 years for an Associate + Bachelor’s degree
- University of Sunderland, UK: 3+1 years for a dual Bachelor’s degree.
- San Francisco State University, USA: 3+1+1 years, awarding a Bachelor’s degree from our university and an MBA from SFSU.
- Missouri State University, USA: 3+1 years for a dual Bachelor’s degree.
2. Internship and Career Guidance: The university provides counseling and assistance in matching students with internship opportunities and employment in Taiwan.
Degree of Internationalization
At present, we have signed exchange agreements with 128 schools in mainland China, the United States, Japan, Australia, and ASEAN countries such as Vietnam and Thailand, and actively promote international and cross-strait cooperation.
6. Guidance Mechanism for Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
The university has established a dedicated “Archangel” mentorship system for international students. Each class is also assigned a homeroom advisor to assist with academic guidance. The Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs provides specialized staff to support overseas Chinese and Hong Kong/Macau students with residency permits, entry and exit procedures, scholarship applications, and other administrative matters, ensuring that students can focus on their studies with peace of mind.
Alumni
林華琴
General Manager of Meipeng Enterprise Co., Ltd.
Hong Kong
Alumnus of the 6th session of our school.
Currently the General Manager of Meipeng Enterprise Co., Ltd. and the President of the Hong Kong Taiwan Women’s Association.
譚康樂
Outstanding Alumnus
Hong Kong
Graduated from our school in 2017.
Currently residing in Taiwan, he used to be an engineer at Wistron Corporation.
潘悧蓉
Best Paper Award at the International Business and Management Practice Seminar
Malaysia
Graduated from the Service Industry Management Master’s Program, Department of Business Administration, our school in 2020.
In 2019, he won the Best Paper Award at the Taipei University of Business Academic Forum – International Business and Management Practice Seminar (National Forum).
王雪婷
Venture Grab, Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of the Entrepreneurship Platform
Malaysia
Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Venture Grab, an entrepreneurial platform
何俊樺
Director of the Guidance Office of Foon Yew High School
Malaysia
Director of the Student Affairs Department of Foon Yew High School, Johor Bahru
許環偉
Director of the Counseling Office of Yik Chiao High School
Malaysia
Director of the Counseling Department of Yik Chiao Secondary School, Perak
吳鄢如
Director of the Propaganda and Education Office of Yik Chiao High School
Malaysia
Director of the Religious Education Department of Yik Chiao Secondary School, Perak
鄭雅君
Deputy Director of the Student Affairs Office and Head of the Counseling Group of Kuan Cheng High School
Malaysia
Deputy Director of the Student Affairs Office and Head of the Counseling Group of Kuan Cheng High School
Highlights
1. The Most Well-Known Business University
Founded 60 years ago, it has a long history and is a well-known brand and teaching excellence university in Taiwan for cultivating business management talents.
2. The Most Innovative Teaching Methods
Through innovative teaching methods such as MOOCs, Virtual Reality VR, and Big Data, we train well-rounded talents who integrate online and offline resources.
3. Students Have the Most Global Mobility
Adaptive counseling and teaching, using technological management hard power + workplace ethics soft power to cultivate students with the international ability to travel around the world.
4. The Most Intelligent and Friendly Campus
Integrate digital and mobile mechanisms to build a smart learning environment and create an efficient, convenient, and friendly campus.
5. Located in the City Center with the Most Convenient Transportation
Located in the metropolitan center, it is the most convenient university in Taiwan in terms of transportation. It has diverse and rich functions for studying, internships, employment, and life.
Main Departments
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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Scholarships for International Students |
Up to NTD/YR 71,000 |
1. Eligibility: Mainly for overseas Chinese students. 2. Overseas Chinese students submit applications, which are reviewed and approved by the Internationalization Scholarship Review Committee. 3. Other information: There are various scholarships and grants in the school, and applications can be submitted every September.
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Ministry of Education Scholarship for Poor Overseas Chinese Students |
NTD/YR 36,000 |
1. Eligibility: Primarily for overseas Chinese students and students from Hong Kong and Macau. 2. Application Procedure: Every year in October, the Ministry of Education announces the approved quota. Applicants must submit an application form along with the evaluation sheet, and applications are ranked based on the review results before being submitted to the Ministry. 3. Additional Information: The scholarship provides NTD 3,000 per month per student, totaling NTD 36,000 per year. Payments are distributed in two periods: September–December and January–August. For fourth-year students, the second-period disbursement covers only January–June. 4. Regulation: Administered in accordance with the Ministry of Education Guidelines for Financial Assistance to Economically Disadvantaged Overseas Chinese Students at Senior High Schools and Above.
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Overseas Community Affairs Council Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Students with Excellent Academic Performance |
NTD/YR 5,000 |
1. Eligibility: Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao students above the second grade, with an average academic score of 80 points per semester in the previous academic year; a conduct score of 80 points per semester 2. Application method: Submit the application form, transcript of the previous academic year, and a copy of the residence permit within the announced deadline. 3. Other information: Scholarship of NTD 5,000 and a certificate. 4. Regulations: Key Points for the Issuance of Scholarships for Overseas Chinese Students with Excellent Academic Performance by the Overseas Community Affairs Council.
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Overseas Community Affairs Council Scholarship for Graduating Overseas Chinese Students with Excellent Academic Performance |
NTD/YR 1,000 |
1. Eligibility: Graduating students, with an average academic score of 80 points in seven semesters from freshman year to the first semester of senior year, and a conduct score of 80 points 2. Application method: Submit transcripts of previous years within the announced deadline 3. Other information: Scholarship of NTD 1,000 and a certificate
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Overseas Community Affairs Council Accepts Donated Scholarships |
The amount of scholarships each year is based on the amount donated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council. |
1. Eligibility: Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao students above the second grade, with an average academic score of 75 points per semester in the previous academic year; a conduct score of 80 points per semester (students who attach proof of financial hardship will be given priority) 2. Application method: Submit transcripts of previous years within the deadline announced by the office. Other information: The scholarship is based on the final review and award of the scholarship donated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council, and a certificate. 3. Regulations: Guidelines for the Overseas Chinese Students Scholarship Sponsored by Donations, Administered by the Overseas Community Affairs Council
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Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
Tuition and fees: NTD 91,820
Living Expenses
Living expenses: Approximately NTD 8,000~10,000 per month
Accommodation fee: NTD 19,000 ~ 29,000
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One semester |
One academic year |
Other Notes
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NTD 9,500~14,500 |
NTD 19,000 ~ 29,000 |
Guaranteed Accommodation for Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao Students
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Pathways
Tamkang University
Information
Address
No.151, Yingzhuan Rd., Tamsui Dist., New Taipei City 251301, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tuition and Accommodation Fees (per year)
Tuition: NTD 93,760~112,180
Dormitory Fee: NTD 25,000~50,000 (Off-campus Rental: NTD 60,000~100,000)
Living Expenses: NTD 150,000~200,000
Social Media
Contact Information
Admissions Strategy Center, Office of Academic Affairs, Tamkang University
TEL: +886-2-26215656 #3567
Email: [email protected] /[email protected]
Introduction
Founded in 1950, Tamkang University (TKU) upholds the educational philosophy of “internationalization, information-oriented education, and future-oriented education” advocated by Founder Chang Chien-pang. Through four stages of development and construction: “foundation,” “positioning,” “promotion,” and “transformation,” it has built an integrated campus of Tamsui, Taipei, Lanyang, and the Internet, forming a stable foundation for Tamkang.
Tamkang University is committed to achieving the medium- and long-term vision of “Co-creating Greater Tamsui, Intelligent Great Future,” and is moving towards the school development goals of “AI+SDGs=∞” and “ESG+AI=∞,” to build Tamkang University into an international, smart, future-oriented, sustainable cloud university city.
With approximately 320,000 alumni in various fields demonstrating immediate combat effectiveness in the workplace, Tamkang University has been ranked first among private universities for 28 consecutive years in the 2025 Cheers magazine survey of “Top University Graduates Favored by 2000 Major Enterprises.”
Our school, founded over 75 years ago, cultivates students with a focus on the Five Disciplines within the Three Main Areas and Eight Core Competencies. With forward-looking thinking that keeps pace with the times, we have a sound Tamkang DNA. In the future, we will continue to cultivate talents most favored by enterprises, carry on the excellent Tamkang culture, and, with the support of alumni around the world, jointly create a world-class, exquisite, and outstanding comprehensive university.
International Exchange and Cooperation
1. Established the “Vice President for International Affairs,” “Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs,” “Committee for Internationalization and International Exchange,” and “Cross-Strait Academic Cooperation Project Team” to formulate and implement the school’s internationalization strategy.
2. Since establishing the first sister school with Chuo Gakuin University in Japan in 1968, we have established sister school partnerships with 285 international and mainland schools in 45 countries.
3. Since 1994, we have been promoting the “Junior Year Abroad Program,” and have cumulatively sent 9,516 students to study abroad.
4. Conduct student exchanges with 218 sister schools, and signed 45 dual degree cooperation agreements with 29 sister schools in 9 countries.
5. Develop overseas training programs for faculty and staff, encouraging or subsidizing teachers and students to go abroad for exchanges and learning.
6. Provide students with diverse international learning programs: exchange student programs, junior year abroad, dual degree programs, short-term study, camp activities, experiential internships, international volunteers, NGO activities, international youth conferences or competitions, etc.
7. Offer English enhancement courses and hold study abroad experience salon lectures, intercultural lectures, cross-cultural communication workshops, etc., to help students who are interested in studying abroad to have professional knowledge and enhance their international perspective and literacy.
8. Sister schools customize camps and feature-themed physical or online short-term courses to deepen local connections and promote campus internationalization.
境外生輔導機制
1. Dedicated counselors provide students with comprehensive and thoughtful counseling, assistance, and services.
2. Orientation for new students: Explaining regulations related to overseas students and residence, entry and exit, work-study, scholarships for underprivileged students, health insurance, etc.
3. Accommodation counseling: Reserving some dormitory beds and providing off-campus accommodation information.
4. Caring seminars: Holding face-to-face small group counseling and providing career planning information.
5. Academic counseling: Helping students solve academic problems and arranging small class or one-on-one tutoring.
6. Peer counseling: Senior students assist freshmen with their daily lives in Taiwan and help them adapt to life in Taiwan.
7. Providing scholarships: Providing entrance scholarships, as well as scholarships and work-study opportunities for current students.
8. Psychological counseling: Providing professional counseling to students in need to help them solve psychological problems.
9. Career counseling: Inviting business people to the school to share their career experiences and integrating employment resources to achieve the goal of making the best use of talent.
Alumni
麥業成
Elite Alumni of Tamkang University
Hong Kong
Elite Alumni of Tamkang University
Received the Tamkang Golden Eagle Award in 2014
Current Vice President of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association (18th to 19th)
Current Honorary President of the Federation of Hong Kong Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities
Vice Chairman of the Yuen Long District Council (2021.7.12)
葉雅琴
Honorary President of the Federation of Hong Kong Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities
Hong Kong
Honorary President of the Federation of Hong Kong Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities
President of the Federation of Hong Kong Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities (2017-2019)
Vice President of the 10th World Federation of Taiwan Alumni Associations
Founded the Taiwan Universities Education Exhibition (Hong Kong) in 2017
Former President of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association (14th to 16th)
梁宗榮
Supervisor of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association
Hong Kong
Current Supervisor of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association (18th to 19th)
Former President of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association (17th)
賴志文
President of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association
Hong Kong
Executive Director of Man Shi Jia Property Services Limited
Member of the Registration and Appeal Committee of the Urban Renewal Authority of Hong Kong
Member of the Training and Education Committee of the Hong Kong Qualifications Framework
Member of the Focus Group of the Hong Kong Property Management Authority
Secretary-General of the 7th Council of the Hong Kong Federation of Property Management
Specially Invited Director of the Hong Kong Property Services Alliance
Secretary-General of the Hong Kong Institute of Housing
Member of the Appeal Committee of the Property Management Authority of the Hong Kong Home Affairs Department (2020-2023)
President of the 5th Council of the Hong Kong Federation of Property Management (2018-2020)
Secretary-General of the Hong Kong Federation of Property Management (2012-2018)
Current President of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association
李小娟
Distinguished Alumni
Hong Kong
Current President of the Tamkang University Hong Kong Alumni Association (18th to 19th)
APSCA / Professional Assessment Examiner (2020 to present)
KiK Textilien und Non-Food Gmb / Senior Sustainability Consultant (2018-2023)
ALDI Services Asia Limited / Asia Pacific Director of Sustainability (2013-2017)
s.Oliver Asia Limited / Senior Manager of Sustainability Asia Pacific (2011-2013)
The Walt Disney Company Asia Pacific Limited / Asia Pacific Manager of International Labor Standards (1997-2011)
張嘉寅
President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association of Macao
Macao
Photographer, Macao Special Administrative Region Government Information Bureau
President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association of Macao
李振聲
Outstanding alumni
Macau
Chief Senior Technician, Macao Housing Bureau
Vice President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association of Macao
周頌偉
Outstanding alumni
Macau
Chairman of the Tamkang University Alumni Association of Macao
季明君
Outstanding alumni
Macau
Supervisor of the Tamkang University Alumni Association of Macao
李子松
Dato’
Malaysia
Honorary President of the Federation of Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities, Malaysia
Consultant, Overseas Community Affairs Council, Republic of China
Group Chairman, SQC Strategic Quality Management Consultant Co., Ltd.
President of the 10th World Federation of Taiwan Alumni Associations
Winner of the 1st “Global Outstanding Alumni Award from Taiwan”
Chairman of the Sanda Group
Received the Tamkang Golden Eagle Award in 2012
Advisor, Federation of Tamkang University Alumni Associations in Southeast Asia
巫曉微
Vice Principal, Han Chiang High School, Penang, Malaysia
Malaysia
Vice Principal, Han Chiang High School, Penang, Malaysia
黎鎮光
Principal, Yuh Cai Independent High School, Perak, Malaysia
Malaysia
Principal, Yuh Cai Independent High School, Perak, Malaysia
楊麗絲
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
Former Vice Principal, Poi Lam High School, Malaysia
彭慶和
President of the Federation of Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities, Malaysia
Malaysia
Honorary President of the Federation of Tamkang University Alumni Associations in Southeast Asia
Received the Tamkang Golden Eagle Award in 2025
陳棏義
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
Advisor, Tamkang University Alumni Association in Malaysia
袁家宏
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
Advisor, Tamkang University Alumni Association in Malaysia
Vice President of the Federation of Tamkang University Alumni Associations in Southeast Asia
何子瑜
President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association in Malaysia
Malaysia
President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association in Malaysia
呂世典
Elite Alumni of Tamkang University
Indonesia
Advisor, Federation of Alumni Associations of Taiwan Universities, Indonesia
Advisor, Tamkang University Alumni Association in Indonesia
Chairman, Jakarta Kinmen Mutual Aid Foundation, Indonesia
Chairman of the Indonesian Chinese Association
Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Honorary Chairman, Indonesian Hokkien Association
Advisor, Federation of Tamkang University Alumni Associations in Southeast Asia
Director, PT. PRIMA MANUNGGAL INTI INTERNUSA, Indonesia
賴律宋
Outstanding alumni
Indonesia
Advisor, Tamkang University Alumni Association in Indonesia
Vice President of the Federation of Tamkang University Alumni Associations in Southeast Asia
Director, PT. VISIMODA ANDALAN, Indonesia
周麗燕
Elite Alumni of Tamkang University
Indonesia
Founded D*LIGHT GROUP in 2006
Selected by GLOBE ASIA magazine as one of the “99 Best Female Entrepreneurs” for 2007-2018
Selected by INVESTOR Finance Magazine as the “Best CEO of Securities Companies” in 2011
Founded D*LIGHT INSTITUTE in 2012
Independent Administrative Head of PT Narada Kapital Indonesia in 2013
Executive Director of the Indonesian Securities Companies Association (2014~)
Received the Tamkang Golden Eagle Award in 2015
張哲菘
President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association in Indonesia
Indonesia
President of the Tamkang University Alumni Association in Indonesia
General Manager, SAKURA ELEVATOR INDONESIA CORP
Highlights
Envisioning the Future: Interdisciplinary Learning
[Cross-Department Course Selection]
Cultivate interdisciplinary expertise through cross-department course selection or interdisciplinary credit programs.
[Cross-School Course Selection]
Courses from U9 League Universities, cross-school course selection.
[New Minor System, Rich Expertise]
You can choose another department as a minor, sub-major, or second major to expand your second expertise.
[Department Transfer]
Well-established department transfer system within the school.
[EMI All-English Instruction]
Excellent quality of all-English courses, doubling your strength.
All-English Bachelor’s Programs (Three-Pronged Education)
The All-English Bachelor’s Program in the Department of Information Engineering, the All-English Bachelor’s Program in the Department of Business Administration, the All-English Bachelor’s Program in the Department of English, the All-English Bachelor’s Program in the Department of International Tourism Management, and the All-English Bachelor’s Program in the Department of Global Political Economics aim to promote Tamkang’s unique culture and continue to create the school’s pioneering characteristics in the country. With the aim of “All-English Teaching, All-Junior Year Abroad, and All-Residential College,” we plan and implement the holistic development courses, study abroad counseling, and all-residential college activities of the Three-Pronged Education Bachelor’s Program to achieve the goal of cultivating high-quality professionals with international competitiveness, social participation, and interpersonal interaction.
Through the All-Junior Year Abroad program, we assist students in expanding their international horizons and enriching their international learning experiences. Through all-English teaching and counseling mechanisms, we strengthen students’ English proficiency, which helps improve their international language communication skills, smoothly connect to their junior year abroad, and lay the foundation for internationalization. Through the planning of all-residential college courses and activities, we promote the practice of localized internationalization, cultivate students’ self-directed learning and interdisciplinary thinking, and actively engage in social participation to promote holistic development.
Club Learning and Practical Courses
By “guiding introductory courses,” students enhance their basic understanding of club activities. Through “activity participation and execution,” they establish club values and learn seven major skills in the process of participating in activities: positive thinking, innovation and creativity, communication and expression, interpersonal relationships, critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork, cultivating their competitiveness for future entry into the workplace. This course is required and consists of three parts:
A. Introductory Courses
Planning courses such as self-awareness, team formation, activity brainstorming, practical planning, presentation of results, problem-solving, and communication. Experts and industry professionals with club experience and related backgrounds are invited to guide students to have a basic understanding of participating in clubs.
B. Activity Participation
Through club experiences and diverse activities, students develop creative thinking and cultivate critical thinking skills.
C. Activity Execution
Through planning and organizing club activities, students demonstrate teamwork and cultivate problem-solving skills.
Outstanding Internationalization Achievements
Tamkang has long been deeply involved in internationalization and has laid a solid foundation. In 2015, it won the “Special Excellence Award for Internationalization Quality Inspection of Universities and Colleges from the Ministry of Education” and is a model university for internationalization. Accumulated achievements include: establishing 45 countries and 285 sister schools; signing 9 countries and 29 schools with 45 transnational dual degree programs; and being an internationalized campus with approximately 1,500 international students.
Tamkang is committed to cultivating students to become world citizens with international competitiveness. The “Junior Year Abroad Program,” the first of its kind in the country, has been promoted since 1994, and has cumulatively sent 9,516 students to study abroad. Each year, junior students are selected to study at well-known universities in Europe, America, Australia, Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, and mainland China. We also cooperate with sister schools on exchange student programs, transnational dual degree programs, and transnational distance learning courses to provide students with diverse overseas mobile learning programs.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Liberal Arts
College of Science
College of Engineering
- Master's Program, Department of Architecture
- Master's Program, Department of Civil Engineering
- Master's Program, Department of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering
- Master's Program, Department of Mechanical and Electro-Mechanical Engineering
- Master's Program, Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering
- Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Doctoral Program, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
- Master's Program, Department of Aerospace Engineering
College of Business and Management
- Division of International Economics and Management, Department of International Business (Chinese-Taught Program)
- Master's Program, Department of Banking and Finance
- Department of Risk Management and Insurance
- Master's Program, Department of Economics
- Master's Program, Department of Business Administration
- Master's Program, Department of Accounting
- Department of Statistics and Data Science
- Master's Program, Department of Information Management
- Department of Transportation Management
- Department of Public Administration and Law
- Department of Management Sciences
College of Foreign Languages and Literature
- Doctoral Program, Department of English
- Master's Program, Department of Japanese
- Division of Spanish, Department of European Languages and Cultures
- Division of French, Department of European Languages and Cultures
- Division of German, Department of European Languages and Cultures
- Division of Russian, Department of European Languages and Cultures
College of International Affairs
College of Education
Department of Artificial Intelligence
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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Hong Kong and Macao Region |
One Year of Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Waiver |
Tamkang University Overseas Students
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Malaysia |
One Year of Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Waiver |
Tamkang University Overseas Students
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Indonesia |
One Year of Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Waiver |
Tamkang University Overseas Students
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Tamkang University |
NTD 50,000 per undergraduate student |
Tamkang University Overseas Students
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Overseas Student Scholarship |
NTD 8,600/semester |
Tamkang University Overseas Chinese Students
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Ministry of Education Bursary for Poor Overseas Chinese Students |
NTD 3,000/month |
Tamkang University Underprivileged Overseas Chinese Students
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Tuition/Year
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College Category |
Tuition/Year
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College of Liberal Arts, College of Foreign Languages and Literature, College of International Affairs, College of Education |
Bachelor’s Program: NTD 93,760
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College of Science, College of Precision Health |
Bachelor’s Program: NTD 108,520
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College of Engineering, AI Academy |
Bachelor’s Program: NTD 109,440
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School of Business and Management |
Bachelor’s Program: NTD 95,180
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Department of Mass Communication, Department of Information and Communication, Department of Information Management |
Bachelor’s Program: NTD 109,440
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Living Expenses/Year
Living Expenses: NTD 150,000 – NTD 200,000
School Dormitory Fee: NTD 25,000~50,000 (Off-Campus Rental Fee: NTD 60,000~100,000)
School accommodation
Our school’s student dormitories are divided into Songtao Building 1, 2, and 3 (female shared room dormitories), Songtao Building 4 and 5 (female family-style suite dormitories), and off-campus Tamkang International College suite dormitories.
In addition to the diversity of hardware room types, more importantly: diverse purposes, diverse education, and diverse methods
The diverse main axes of each dormitory are: shaping the internationalized “Tamkang International College”; creating a new Dongcun “family settlement dormitory”; and establishing an integrated “environmental education dormitory.”
For details, please check the New Student Accommodation Area on the website: http://oosa.tku.edu.tw/asdx-freshman
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Songtao Building 1~3 (Female Dormitory) |
Tamkang International College (Male/Female Dormitory)
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Room Type: 2-person shared room (no balcony) (NTD 25,700/semester) |
Room Type: 3-person suite, 4-person suite (NTD 19,250/semester)
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Dormitory Deposit: 2-person shared room (NTD 4,000/academic year) Students approved for accommodation should pay accommodation-related fees for the upper and lower semesters within the specified period and must live for one academic year; those who do not live for a full academic year will not be refunded the dormitory deposit. |
Dormitory Deposit: NTD 5,000/academic year Students approved for accommodation should pay accommodation-related fees for the upper and lower semesters within the specified period and must live for one academic year; those who do not live for a full academic year will not be refunded the dormitory deposit.
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Management Fee: 0 |
Management Fee: NTD 3,000/semester (24-hour security/shuttle bus/internet)
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Utilities: 0 |
Utilities: Charged according to the meter
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Air Conditioning Fee: Paid according to the meter reading with an air conditioning stored-value card |
Air Conditioning Fee: 0
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Internet Fee: NTD 639/semester (including dormitory telephone use) |
Internet Fee: 0
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Dormitory Self-Government Association Fee: NTD 100/academic year |
Dormitory Self-Government Association Fee: NTD 100/academic year
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Remarks: |
Remarks: The room has a single bed board, desk, wardrobe, and bathroom. A public washing, drying, and drying area is set up on the top floor.
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*The various fees for the 115th academic year dormitory shall be subject to the announcement of the Schedule of Fees for the Use and Maintenance of Various Venues and Equipment of our school for the 115th academic year.
Pathways
MING CHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
Information
Address
No. 84, Gongzhuan Rd., Taishan Dist., New Taipei City 243303, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition: NTD/YR 101,520
Dormitory Fee: Male NTD/YR 8,000, Female NTD/YR 10,000
Living Expenses: NTD/YR 60,000
Official website
Contact Information
+886-2-2908-9899#3007
[email protected]
Introduction
Based on the concept of holistic education, our university strives to grasp industry trends, making MCUT a leading base for cultivating first-class industry talents. Our students are independent, down-to-earth, hardworking, and have a thorough attitude. On average, graduates possess more than two professional licenses, with 100% employment rate. Their performance in academic or industrial and commercial fields is highly recognized. The employer satisfaction survey results for our graduates within one year after graduation average about 4 points (out of 5) in the past three years, with satisfaction scores of over 4.3 points for practical skills, computer application ability, sense of responsibility, and emphasis on workplace ethics.
In addition, we have repeatedly won the title of “favorite graduates of enterprises” by 1111 Job Bank, 104 Job Bank, and Global Views Magazine. Since 2017, in the Global Views Magazine’s [University Ranking Survey], our university has been ranked first among private universities of science and technology. In the 2022 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, our university is the only university of science and technology in Taiwan (regardless of public or private) to be listed in the world rankings.
Fast Track Program for Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees
After enrolling in the bachelor’s program, students can take master’s courses in advance during their senior year, obtaining both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in just 5 years. Alternatively, they can choose to go to overseas sister schools with scholarships to continue studying for another master’s degree, completing a transnational dual master’s program, which greatly saves time and expenses, maximizing learning efficiency.
Overseas Sister School Exchange
Provides students with opportunities to exchange and study at overseas sister schools (exchange students, short-term study, dual degree programs), allowing them to have diverse international experience during their studies.
Industry-Academia Collaboration Internship within the University
During the junior year, students participate in industry-academia projects of research centers or department professors within the university. In addition to enhancing professional skills, they also accumulate practical experience in cooperation with the Taiwanese industry.
Alumni
莊靈鷲
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design, he was admitted to the university’s master’s program with excellent grades and actively participated in various international exchange activities, making him a good helper for the teachers.
韋健嵐
Outstanding alumni
Macao
After passing a rigorous review, he was recruited by the parent company, Formosa Plastics Group, to the headquarters’ computer department for a one-year work-study internship. His hard work, strong learning ability, and dedication were highly praised by his supervisors.
趙煜辰
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
Switching from a liberal arts background to science and engineering, although the coursework started from scratch, he continued to work hard and his proactive attitude is exemplary.
Highlights
Industry-Academia Collaboration Internship within the University
During the third year, students participate in industry–academia projects led by on-campus research centers or department professors. This not only enhances their professional skills but also allows them to gain practical experience collaborating with Taiwanese industries.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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Scholarships for International Undergraduate Students |
NTD 15,927 (Male) |
Dormitory fees are subsidized for up to five semesters, and meal expenses for up to four semesters. The first semester of enrollment receives the subsidy unconditionally. For subsequent semesters, students can continue to receive the subsidy if they meet the required number of credits and pass the academic performance and conduct review.
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Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
College of Engineering NTD 50,760×2 (semesters) = NTD 101,520
College of Environmental Resources NTD 50,760×2 (semesters) = NTD 101,520
College of Management and Design NTD 50,760×2 (semesters) = NTD 101,520
Living Expenses
Living Expenses: NTD 5,000*12 (months) =NTD/YR 60,000
Dormitory Fee:
Male: NTD 4,000*2 (semesters) = NTD 8,000
Female: NTD 5,000*2 (semesters) = NTD 10,000
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One semester |
One academic year |
Other Notes
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NTD 4,000 NTD 5,000 |
NTD 8,000 NTD 10,000 |
Male Female
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Pathways
National Taipei University
Information
Address
237303 No.151, Daxue Rd., Sanxia Dist.,New Taipei City, Taiwan
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition: 45,691 – 52,668 NTD/YR
Accommodation: 24,000 NTD/YR
Living Expenses: 230,000 NTD/YR
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/ntpu.oia
Contact Information
+886-2-8674-1111
[email protected]
Introduction
Since its establishment in 1949 as the Taiwan Provincial College of Local Administration, the university has gone through various stages of development as the Provincial College of Law and Business, the Provincial Chung Hsing University College of Law and Business, and the National Chung Hsing University College of Law and Business. In 2000, it was approved to be reorganized as “National Taipei University” and has become a well-known comprehensive university in the country.
Outstanding alumni are found in all walks of life, including the Governor of the Central Bank, the Chairman of state-owned enterprises, Grand Justices of the Judicial Yuan, and more than 40 heads of central agencies of various government ministries; more than 20 legislators; and more than 30 local administrative heads, councilors, and key party and government officials; and countless elites in other fields such as business, media, arts and culture, social movements, social services, film and television. This proves the achievement of the university in talent cultivation, and also makes the alumni network an important advantage and solid backing for the university to promote its development, jointly building the important cornerstone of the university in teaching, research, social practice, and public development.
Teaching quality and academic prestige
National Taipei University inherits the excellent traditions of Chung Hsing University’s College of Law and Business, focusing on teaching and research in the fields of law, politics, society, and economics, and promoting the campus spirit of “pursuing truth and serving the people.”
Since its establishment in 1949 as the Taiwan Provincial College of Administration, it has been around for more than sixty years. Approximately 20% of the graduates hold leadership positions in various public and private sectors, spread across central and local governments, judicial departments, the investigation and police system, the legal profession, and major accounting firms and financial holding groups, serving as management and key personnel, which is an important advantage and support for the university to promote its school development.
Since 2000, the university has been promoted to a brand-new comprehensive university. For the development of school affairs, SWOT analysis is used to position the university, and four school missions are promoted: “Cultivating students with a global perspective,” “Strengthening the research capacity of teachers,” “Strengthening students’ learning ability,” and “Activating the assets of the Taipei campus.”
Since 2009, the university has continuously received awards from the Ministry of Education’s Teaching Excellence Program, and continues to offer professional and interdisciplinary courses, and exchanges with world-renowned universities. 43% of undergraduate freshmen come from the top 15 high schools in the country, the average enrollment rate for master’s programs is 92.9%, and the average enrollment rate for doctoral programs is 81.6%, making it a desirable goal for students.
In 2011, the Ministry of Education approved the establishment of the “Taipei United University System” with National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei Medical University, and National Taiwan Ocean University, which has become an advantage and opportunity for the university to develop its school affairs. The university strengthens the integration of learning and application according to industry needs, and establishes departments according to the human resources and industrial upgrading professional needs of the country and society, focusing on industry-academia cooperation.
International Exchange and Cooperation
Internationalization is the primary strategy for the future development of National Taipei University. The university establishes a campus environment conducive to international exchanges, expands the international vision of all faculty and students, enhances the overall competitiveness of the university, and continues to face global challenges with an innovative and proactive attitude.
The university is committed to enhancing the service capacity of international academic cooperation, cultivating students with the ability to develop internationalization, encouraging active participation in studying abroad, establishing the ability to connect with the world, and pursuing substantive cooperation through strategic sister school searches and signing cooperation agreements, in order to maximize the benefits for faculty and students.
Students who go to sister schools abroad for exchange can not only make friends from different countries, but also broaden their horizons and expand their horizons. At present, the university has exchange student programs with about 223 universities around the world. Students can also obtain a master’s degree in the shortest time by going to the United States or Europe through a dual degree program, increasing their knowledge and competitiveness.
International Certification
1. 2020 THE World University Rankings, 12th among public universities in Taiwan. Ranked 301-350 in Asia, and 201-250 among the youngest universities in the world.
2. College of Business: Obtained AACSB international authoritative business management education certification in 2016; ranked 301-400 in the world in the 2020 THE World Rankings for Business and Management.
3. Department of Accounting: ACCA Chartered Certified Accountant Association and Australian CPA certification
4. Department of Real Estate and Urban-Rural Studies: RICS Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors certification
5. College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: Taiwan IEET certification
Welfare for Hong Kong and Macao students, guidance mechanism for Hong Kong and Macao students
The university has established a complete counseling mechanism for overseas Chinese students from Hong Kong and Macao, which is handled by the “Overseas Chinese and Mainland Students Group” of the Office of International Affairs. It is responsible for admission counseling, airport pick-up, assisting in handling residence permits and entry and exit matters, academic counseling, life counseling, physical and mental counseling, scholarship applications, and arranging work-study opportunities, so that students can study with peace of mind without any worries.
The Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students Group also established the “Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students Association” to regularly hold various rich club activities.
The dormitory provides
Overseas Chinese and foreign freshmen enjoy guaranteed accommodation. Cost: NT$12,000 per semester for a 4-person room, excluding winter and summer vacations. For details, please click link to view
Exclusive Scholarship
A large number of scholarships (grants) are available for application every year. The sources range from appropriations from the Ministry of Education and the Overseas Community Affairs Council, and various departments of Taipei University and Taiwanese enterprises across the country provide generous scholarships (grants), such as the Xitou Miti Hotel Filial Piety Scholarship, the Taipei University Village Qian Hope Scholarship, and the Ms. Zheng Chunzhi Diligence Scholarship.
Transportation
The main campus of the university is located in Sanxia District, New Taipei City, and is integrated with the local community to become the “Taipei University Special Zone.” This area is known as a “university town.” The roads in the area are wide, and most of them are tree-lined avenues. The transportation is convenient. It is only a 30-minute drive from downtown Taipei and Taoyuan International Airport. The streets are neat and tidy, and it is also known as the back garden of Greater Taipei.
The school is surrounded by complete living functions, with supermarkets, convenience stores, and hypermarkets clustered together. It is only a 5-minute drive from the center of Sanxia City. The environment is good, and the air is good for 53.83% of the year. There are also many clinics and regional hospitals (Enzhugong Hospital) near the school. There are many snacks in Sanxia Old Street, and there is Qingshui Zushi Temple next to the old street for worship; Yuan Mountain is a good place for hiking, enjoying the sunset and watching the night view; and the works of famous artists can be seen everywhere on the Art Avenue.
Campus Events
The school has a fellowship association for overseas Chinese, foreign and mainland students (Overseas Chinese, Foreign and Mainland Students Association), with 5 subordinate associations (Malaysian Students Association, Hong Kong and Macao Students Association, Myanmar Students Association, Overseas Students Association).
There are many general student clubs, which can be divided into service, recreation, music, and academic, etc. Students can choose suitable clubs according to their interests.
Alumni
黃進能
President of the Hong Kong Alumni Association
Hong Kong
President of the Hong Kong Alumni Association, who previously served as a consultant for studying in Taiwan at the Haihua Service Foundation and a consultant for Hong Kong film censorship, and founded the Outstanding Hong Kong Students Award Program for various universities in Taiwan.
Currently working as a bank manager, he has provided comprehensive solutions for many companies in the past, including: providing 300 million euros of off-balance sheet financing advice to Chinese companies in industries with overcapacity to release excess capacity to build photovoltaic power plants in Europe; providing 3 billion Hong Kong dollars of financing advice to Taiwanese real estate groups to eliminate the risk of their capital chain breaking; providing Eurasian payment solutions advice to Hong Kong financial institutions, etc.
高端訓
Founder of Big Data Hot Brand Innovation Center
Malaysia
Founder of Big Data Hot Brand Innovation Center
Chief Consultant of Leo Burnett Big Data Brand
Brand Director of the Brand Acceleration Center of the General Chamber of Commerce
Adjunct Professor of the Department of Business Administration, National Chengchi University
Adjunct Professor of EMBA, Taipei University
鄧伊琪
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
Currently a Director and Partner of AMS UK International Education (Macau and Dubai),
International Director of the Academy of Multi-Skills International Curriculum,
General Manager of the International Academic Department of the French Carrelsson University.
冼明德
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
After graduating, he obtained a teacher’s qualification,
and is currently working in a secondary school for ethnic minorities, supporting non-Chinese speaking students and cultivating talents.
曾肇文
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
Vice President of the Hong Kong Alumni Association.
He has worked in the financial and banking industries for more than ten years. He now runs a regional business center, providing comprehensive business solutions for start-ups,
supporting start-up offices, secretarial and accounting audit services, and also serves as a consultant for many secretarial companies, and a compliance officer for money laundering reports.
Highlights
Important base for civil servant training
Taipei University is an important base for civil servant training in Taiwan. 25% of its graduates work in the civil service system. Following the excellent traditions of the past, it expects students to care about society and use cross-border expertise and international mobility to meet global competition and challenges.
Continuing the foundation of the College of Law and Business of Chung Hsing University in the past, alumni are located in the central and local governments, the judicial investigation and police system, finance, law, and public and private enterprises. These outstanding alumni accumulated over the years have become the unique advantage of Taipei University.
Cross-border, multinational talents
The Graduate Institute of Urban Planning of the university is the first graduate institute in the country to cultivate mid- and high-level urban planning talents. The Graduate Institute of Criminology and the Graduate Institute of Classical Literature and Folk Arts are among the few in national universities.
Accounting Department/Institute with guaranteed employment
In addition to the large number of alumni who have passed the bar exam and become judges, the Department of Accounting of the university is known as a guarantee of employment. In the four major accounting firms in Taiwan, an average of two to three jobs can be admitted per person.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Public Affairs
College of Business
College of Law
College of Social Sciences
College of Humanities
College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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Ministry of Education Bursary for Poor Overseas Chinese Students |
NTD 36,000 (NTD 3,000 per month) |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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Ministry of Education Scholarship for Outstanding Overseas Chinese Graduate Students |
NTD 60,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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Overseas Community Affairs Council Outstanding/Excellent Academic Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship |
Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students NTD 50,000; Excellent Academic Performance NTD 5,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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Overseas Community Affairs Council Accepts Donated Overseas Chinese Student Scholarships |
NTD 5,000~20,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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Overseas Chinese Association Scholarship/Grant |
Scholarship: NTD 10,000; Grant: NTD 5,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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Shanghai Commercial Bank Malaysian Chinese Scholarship |
NTD 20,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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Various Overseas Chinese Student Scholarships from the Overseas Chinese Salvation Federation (Overseas Chinese Federation Cultural and Educational Foundation) |
NTD 5,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Office of International Affairs of the university
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National Taipei University Village Qian Hope Scholarship |
NTD 20,000~25,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Student Affairs Office of the university
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Ms. Zheng Chunzhi Memorial Scholarship |
NTD 15,000 |
According to the latest brochure announced by the Alumni Center of the university
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Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
College of Law, College of Public Affairs, College of Social Sciences, College of Humanities NTD45,691
College of Business NTD46,091
College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science NTD52,668
Living Expenses
Living expenses: NTD 230,000
Please refer to the website for dormitory-related expenses: https://www.ntpu.edu.tw/admin/a8/org/a8-9/intro.php
School accommodation
The student dormitory on the Sanxia campus is located in the center of the Sanxia campus, next to the Xin Lake. There are currently four student dormitories, namely Xiaori Building, Haoyue Building, Fanxing Building, and Chenxi Building, which surround the Roman Square and jointly form the student dormitory area; a gym and table tennis room are set up in the basement of the dormitory area for students to use for leisure and fitness.
Student Dormitory – Haoyue Building
Haoyue Building is currently a female dormitory with 14 floors. The rooms are 3-person or 4-person suites, all with private bathroom facilities and balconies, and are equipped with internet, air conditioning and indoor extensions for students to use. Each floor has a dedicated lounge, and the lounges on the 4th and 9th floors are equipped with simple dormitory kitchens. The lounges on the 4th, 6th, 9th, 12th, and 14th floors are equipped with TVs, and there is a reading room on the 1st floor. The laundry rooms on each floor are equipped with washing machines, dryers, spin dryers, and laundry sinks.
Student Dormitory – Xiaori Building
Xiaori Building is currently a male dormitory with 7 floors. The rooms are 3-person or 4-person suites, all with private bathroom facilities and balconies, and are equipped with internet, air conditioning and indoor extensions for students to use. Each floor has a dedicated lounge, the lounge on the 3rd floor is equipped with a simple dormitory kitchen, the 2nd and 6th floors have reading rooms, and the lounges on the 3rd and 5th floors are equipped with TVs. The laundry rooms on each floor are equipped with washing machines, dryers, spin dryers, and laundry sinks.
Student Dormitory – Fanxing Building
Fanxing Building is currently an international scholar dormitory and a male dormitory with 9 floors. The 9th floor is an international scholar dormitory, and the 1st to 8th floors are 2-person suite student dormitories, all with private bathroom facilities and balconies, and are equipped with internet, air conditioning and indoor extensions for students to use. Each floor has a dedicated lounge, the lounge on the 3rd floor is equipped with a simple dormitory kitchen, and the lounges on the 3rd and 5th floors are equipped with TVs. The laundry rooms on each floor are equipped with washing machines, dryers, spin dryers, and laundry sinks.
Student Dormitory – Chenxi Building
Chenxi Building is currently mainly planned as a dormitory with the same building but different floors for men and women. It has 10 floors. It is tentatively scheduled that men will be on the 2nd-5th floors/women will be on the 6th-10th floors (the floors will be slightly adjusted each year according to the number of new students applying); the rooms are 4-person suites, all with private bathroom facilities and balconies, and are equipped with internet, air conditioning and indoor extensions for students to use. Each floor has a dedicated lounge, and the lounges on the 3rd, 6th and 9th floors are equipped with simple dormitory kitchens. The lounges on the 3rd, 5th, 6th and 9th floors are equipped with TVs. The laundry rooms on each floor are equipped with washing machines, dryers, spin dryers, and laundry sinks.
Pathways
National Taiwan University of Arts
Information
Address
No.59, Sec. 1, Daguan Rd., Banqiao Dist., New Taipei City
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition
Undergraduate: 52,460 NTD/YR
Graduate/Credits: 24,360+1,440 NTD/YR
Accommodation Fee:
NTD/YR19,000 (4 people per room, undergraduate dormitory)
NTD/YR22,000 (2 people per room, graduate dormitory)
Living Expenses:
NTD 96,000 – 120,000NTD/YR, depending on personal living habits
Official website
NTUA OIA Office of International Affairs
Contact Information
(+886) 02-22722181
[email protected]
Introduction
Teaching quality and academic prestige
*Cheers Magazine’s “2021 Survey of Enterprises’ Favorite Master’s Students”: Our university won 11th place among national universities & 13th place among all universities in the category of enterprises’ favorite master’s students.
*Cheers Happy Worker Magazine – 2021 Best Graduate School Guide: Our university won 2nd place in the “Arts, Design, and Architecture” category among all universities and colleges in the country.
*Cheers Magazine’s survey of Taiwan’s 2000 enterprises ranked our university second among enterprises’ favorite master’s students in the architecture/design/art category.
*Our university has won the “Best Performing School Award” in the MOD Micro Film and Golden Film Creation Competition for 3 consecutive years (2018-2020).
*The NTUA Art Village Renovation Project upholds the preservation of cultural assets and the establishment of an art ecological park. The art village on the north side of the school was originally an old, idle dormitory for teachers. The plan is to recycle, renovate, and repair it, and cooperate with the existing courtyard texture of each building to develop into an art landscape garden with exhibition and performance functions, enhance the special urban geographical and humanistic value, and transform it into an international art village with humanistic and historical texture.
International Exchange and Cooperation
*Our university has signed academic exchange and cooperation agreements with more than 200 outstanding art universities and comprehensive universities around the world. All students enrolled in our university are eligible to apply for overseas exchange and study opportunities to enhance their international perspective and practical experience in exchange.
*We encourage teachers and students to participate in international competitions, exhibitions, and performances, and have a subsidy program for teachers and students to participate in international teaching, exhibition, and competition performances, which subsidizes more than 100 teachers and students to participate in international competitions every year.
*Each department has activities such as exhibitions, performances, and academic seminars in cooperation with well-known foreign universities, providing opportunities to contact well-known domestic and foreign artists and increase opportunities for international internships and participation in exhibitions and performances.
Care for international students’ life on campus
*Our university gives priority to providing accommodation for international students, 4 years for undergraduates and 2 years for graduate students.
*Dormitory Apple Festival activities to care about the accommodation status of boarding students and build relationships.
*The International Affairs Office and the Overseas Chinese and Foreign Student Association of our school hold monthly cultural activities for overseas students, in addition to increasing interaction opportunities with Taiwanese students, to strengthen the care for overseas students studying in Taiwan.
Highlights
Featured courses
The National Taiwan University of Arts (hereinafter referred to as NTUA) implements the horizontal and vertical development of art interdisciplinary experimental education in the technology era. With the concept of a central settlement, it connects the Center for Technology and Art Experiment and the Center for Sound Art Experiment, and mediates the Research Center for Cultural Heritage Maintenance, and expands the Research and Teaching Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage and the Experimental Teaching Center for Physical Art to gather diverse art practice energy and continue to develop innovative interdisciplinary experimental characteristic courses.
NTUA has always emphasized the solid deployment of teaching, and also balanced the distribution of students from various departments and institutes of characteristic courses. Starting from the interdisciplinary workshop of the pre-repair (college-level) academic innovation platform for bachelor and graduate students, the five centers strengthen the application-oriented science and technology of humanistic thinking, emphasize the radical experience of innovative knowledge and creative development, and cultivate young students to become outstanding art talents with aesthetic perception and interdisciplinary practice. From the 109th academic year to the present, NTUA has successively offered more than 40 series of innovative experimental/technology interdisciplinary courses, which have been fruitful. Focusing on the first semester of the 111th academic year, the five centers offered a total of 14 courses.
Center for Technology and Art Experiment
A total of 2 innovative courses in technology and art application are offered. Courses such as “Digital Matte Painting Workshop” and “Virtual Concert Production Workshop” allow students to understand the process of game scene concept design, from composition to lighting and design concepts to help cultivate digital concept designers to meet industry trends, as well as manage virtual characters and use Mocap motion capture technology to complete the character’s performance production; Unreal Engine is used to create a complete stage and visual effects to create a trendy stage with idol charm.
Sound Art Experiment Center
A total of 1 music technology interdisciplinary application course is offered. In the course “Max/MSP’s Sensory Symphony and Immersion Design”, students will learn about the artistic issues and programming skills involved in the development of interactive computer music and art. The course focuses on the Max/MSP programming environment, the basic principles of programming, MIDI, the details of digital audio, the algorithmic composition of music, and artificial intelligence, etc., to expand and enhance students’ basic abilities in sound software, and to have a basic understanding of immersive experience perception and cognitive design.
Research Center for Cultural Heritage Maintenance
A total of 2 courses on scientific research on cultural relic restoration are offered. Through courses such as “Cultural Heritage Scientific Testing and Analysis Class (Beginner Class)” and “Microscopic Testing Technology and Radiation Safety Personnel Training and Certification Class”, the basic scientific concepts and chemical practices related to cultural relic preservation are promoted through parallel teaching and training of academic theory and operational skills.
Research and Teaching Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage
A total of 4 practical courses on the preservation of intangible cultural heritage are offered. In response to current needs, traditional skills and modern design are integrated to launch courses such as “Development and Application of Lead-Free Glaze for Koji Pottery”, “Traditional Craftsman Qualification Training Class – Clay Sculpture and Cut and Paste”, “Introductory Course on Lacquer Thread Carving Craft”, and “Traditional Music Rooting Workshop – Beiguan Music”, to construct knowledge and content of cultural heritage, stimulate potential professional research on cultural heritage, cultivate technical and artistic talents for cultural heritage inheritance, and assist in applying for the review of traditional craftsman qualifications by the Ministry of Culture to improve the overall quality of technical talents in our school.
Experimental Teaching Center for Physical Art
A total of 5 experimental courses on innovative development of physical movements are offered. Courses such as “Let’s Use Theater to Dialogue”, “Portrait Series of Artists – A Comprehensive View of Performing Body”, “Master the Skills of Storytelling! – Howling Performance’s Howling Short Film Creation Mindset”, “Suzuki Tadashi Actor Training Method (Beginner)”, and “Theater X Image X Immersive Interaction – ‘The Real Appearance’ Performance Workshop” allow students to develop critical thinking from different perspectives, redeploy spatial systems, bodies, and various media from their own contexts, find new perspectives of viewing and narration, and experience the integration or conflict of cross-border productions, etc., and then enhance their aesthetic literacy and analytical skills in Western mainstream contemporary theater, and develop creative models with local potential. The five centers will continue to pursue the combination and application of art and technology, and promote forward-looking art experimental characteristic courses through the integration of teaching, research and creation in the central settlement, and fulfill NTUA’s role as a stage for art and technology exhibition, performance, screening, and discussion.
Industry-Academia Cooperation
In order to implement the integration of learning and application, our school has begun to strengthen the connection between industry and academia, leading students to carry out industry-academia cooperation projects, internships and on-site visits to industries, combining the theoretical knowledge of the classroom and the practical operation of the industry to understand the basic knowledge and abilities of the current industry situation, and guide students to carry out product commercialization, participate in international competitions, patent licensing, innovation and entrepreneurship and other industrial knowledge, cultivate students’ ability to connect with the industry, and integrate the upstream, midstream and downstream of talent cultivation in a consistent mode of learning, internship, production and marketing, guide students to create, start businesses and find employment, and effectively enhance students’ employment competitiveness.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
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Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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OCAC Academic Excellence Scholarship |
NTD 5000 |
Overseas Chinese students (excluding master’s and doctoral students) who are officially enrolled in the school and are in their second year or above.
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Overseas Community Affairs Council Accepts Donated Overseas Chinese Student Scholarships |
Based on each donor |
Overseas Chinese students who are officially enrolled in the school
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Ministry of Education Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Graduate Students |
NTD 60,000 |
Overseas Chinese students who are officially enrolled in the school and are in their first year or above (excluding students who are extending their studies), or those who originally studied at a university in Taiwan and graduated in the current year and continue to study in graduate school.
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Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
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College Name |
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
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College of Fine Arts |
Undergraduate NTD 52,460
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Department of Music |
Additional fees for major courses
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Living Expenses
Living expenses: NTD 96,000 – 120,000, depending on personal living habits
Accommodation fee: NTD 19,000 (4 people per room, undergraduate dormitory) NTD 22,000 (2 people per room, graduate dormitory)
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One semester |
One academic year |
One academic year
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NTD 9,500 |
NTD 19,000 |
Female Dorm 1: 4 floors, 4-person room. *Bed set (desk below, bed above, bedding to be prepared by yourself), bookcase, wardrobe, locker, air conditioner, telephone (incoming calls only), internet. *Bed size: 195cm X 90cm
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School accommodation
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Aletheia University
Information
Address
No. 32, Aletheia Street, Tamsui District, New Taipei City, 25103
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition: NTD/YR 90,340~104,480
Accommodation: NTD/YR 33,000~37,000
Living expenses: NTD/YR 96,000~100,000
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/aucfia/?view_public_for=1416356578666952
Contact Information
+886-2-2621-2121
[email protected]
[email protected]
Introduction
A teaching-oriented university that emphasizes practical skills
- Emulate the spirit of Mackay and create environmental advantages.
- Many visits and internships, industry-academia collaboration.
- Promotion of “interdisciplinary courses” and “micro-credit courses.”
- International exchange, global perspective.
Pragmatic teaching, excellent performance: Aletheia is visible
- Emphasis on industry internship status, seamless integration of certification training and employment.
- Emphasis on character education, balanced performance in both literary and martial arts.
- Encourage participation in relevant off-campus competitions, and excellent performance verifies academic success.
- The faculty are experts in various fields and strive to obtain teaching resources with dedication.
- Dual degree programs, a grand slam for international studies.
- Emphasize social responsibility and realize Mackay’s spirit of love and service.
A distinguished alumni network and a time-honored brand guarantee quality
- Alumnus Lin Ting-san, the “Rice Expert,” is famous overseas, working with Taiwan and Japan to create a win-win situation.
- Warm-hearted CEO: Yang Chi-hua, Chairman of Din Tai Fung
- Distinguished alumnus Chang Kuo-wei, Chairman of Starlux Airlines, personally inspected and flew the plane back to Taiwan.
- Taiwanese snacks seen by the world: Lin Tsung-ming, CEO of Shay Guo Yu Tou, returns to his alma mater.
- AU’s outstanding alumnus Bai Wenliang promotes a win-win situation for alumni network enterprises and sustainable co-prosperity.
- Outstanding alumnus enterprise of the school: Fushou wins the Circular Economy Leadership Award.
Multiple transnational courses and activities, lively and pragmatic international exchanges
- Overseas study camps: Korea Exchange In-depth Cooperation Program, Japan Meijo University Skiing Course Program, Mainland Sister School Summer Camp, Philippines Winter and Summer Vacation Study Tours.
- Sister schools have been established with many schools in the United States, Europe, Japan, South Korea, Mainland China, and the Philippines.
- Dual degree programs: Middlesex University, University of the West of England, Sant Pol Hotel, University of Girona, Spain
– Tourism College StPOL
Exclusive Resources for International Students
- Exclusive activities for international students: New student orientation, welcome activities, cultural and intellectual tours, care activities, and festival activities, etc.
- Scholarships: AU Scholarship for Outstanding International Students, AU Scholarship for International Students, AU Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Students.
Highlights
AU Deep-Rooted Education: Teaching Innovation, Dedicated Counseling
Starting from Mackay’s spirit of “pursuing truth, love, and service,” we strengthen the advantages of culture, technology, and innovation, emphasize interdisciplinary and practical teaching, as well as the characteristics of local connection, international exchange, and care for the disadvantaged, to become a first-class teaching university with both humanistic qualities and emphasis on practical skills.
— Teacher professional growth training: Provide teachers with teaching or learning, multiple self-training and discussion channels, so that teaching courses develop in a high-quality direction that keeps pace with the times.
— Industry-academia internships and workplace experience: Provide students with workplace internship channels, realize the application of what they have learned, and seamlessly integrate skills into today’s industry, and graduate to employment.
— Curriculum micro-learning flexibility: Make teaching innovation thematic, flexible credits, so that the topics learned are many and broad, and induce students’ ability to learn independently and make learning life-oriented.
— Promotion of interdisciplinary courses: In order to meet the diverse and ever-changing industry needs, cultivate cross-domain talents, broaden students’ learning fields, and cultivate students’ core expertise and employment capabilities.
— Implement a counseling mechanism for academic and life: Implement the mentor system, and carefully counsel students in their studies and life: let students adapt to the living environment and optimize learning methods.
— Competency Diagnosis and Career Exploration: Assessing individual abilities and interests to cultivate advantageous skill pathways, integrating learning outcomes to further explore suitable career fields.
— University Social Responsibility Promotion: Give back to the society what you have learned, encourage the use of professional knowledge and creativity, improve the gap between learning and application, focus on social issues, and practice sustainable development.
AU Limited Art and Culture Experience: Experience the power of immersive art and culture and walk out of AU’s values
General Art and Culture New Experience ─ New Generation Art Care Course:
1. The new taste of Tamsui Old Street: Returning to agriculture and cultural and creative marketing
2. Theater performance ─ Whimsical Drama Classroom
3. Mackay’s natural class
4. A date with Li Tianlu Puppet Show
Because of the school’s beautiful and historically rich campus, it is the best environment for implementing art and culture courses. In addition to being close to the abundant artistic energy of the Tamsui area, it can quickly connect the rich artistic resources of the Greater Taipei area, giving students a broader learning momentum.
Since the 98th academic year, we have started to offer the “General Art and Culture New Experience ─ New Generation Art Care” course, actively inviting high-quality art and cultural and creative groups from outside the school to offer courses, and successively cooperated with Cloud Gate Dance Theater, Juming Museum, Tamsui Fort Santo Domingo, Li Tianlu Puppet Show Museum, Vanilla Street House Cultural and Creative Company, and Whimsical Theater to offer courses, and combined with the New Taipei City Tamsui Environmental Art Festival to deepen the localization characteristics of this project and increase the diversity and richness of general education courses.
The learning environment is no longer a classroom lecture alone, but emphasizes the two-way interaction between learners and the physical art and cultural environment and industry. The teachers are all leaders in the fields of art, culture, and cultural research, so that students participating in the course can gain a lot and receive continuous positive feedback.
Featured courses
Highlight 1 Mackay Cultural and Creative
Mackay and cultural development have always been inseparable. Highlight 1 presents the school’s various developments in “Mackay + Cultural and Creative,” including digital museums, monument performances, and the famous Mackay Natural Class, etc.
Highlight 2 Care for the Disadvantaged
The school’s volunteer service has always enjoyed a good reputation. This highlight uses local and overseas services to promote Mackay’s compassion and benefit the disadvantaged.
industry-academia cooperation or school-employment integration system
Highlight 3 Innovation and Sustainability
The school has always focused on innovative teaching. Through overseas and industry-academia internships, combined with innovative teaching and services, it enhances students’ learning outcomes and competitiveness.
Highlight 4 Programming Popularization
In view of the rapid development of information technology, this highlight’s plan focuses on cultivating students’ latest information technology and developing professional talents in various industries.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Liberal Arts
College of Tourism, Leisure and Sports
College of Management and Information
College of Finance and Economics
Scholarships
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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Scholarships for Overseas Students |
NTD13,000 |
International students who are admitted to the school through the following three channels will receive a full accommodation subsidy for staying in the school’s four-person dormitory: 1. Those who participate in the Overseas United Admissions Committee, fill in the school as their first choice and are admitted to the school. 2. Overseas Chinese students who are admitted to the school through the school’s independent admissions channel. 3. Foreign students who are admitted to the school.
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Regulations for Scholarships for Outstanding International Students |
NTD45,170~52,440 |
International students (excluding transfer students) who apply for admission and are officially admitted to the school and do not receive other full scholarships will be awarded based on their application documents, Chinese proficiency, and academic performance (including academic, moral, and sports performance) in the previous academic year after review.
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Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
College of Humanities NTD/YR 90,340~90,740 College of Management and Information NTD/YR 91,720~104,880 College of Finance NTD/YR 91,720~92,120 College of Tourism, Leisure and Sports NTD/YR 91,720~99,478
Living Expenses
Living expenses: NTD/YR 96,000~100,000 Accommodation: NTD/YR 33,000~37,000 (including electricity and deposit)
School accommodation
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One semester |
One academic year |
Other Notes
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Four-person room type NTD 16,500 Three-person room type NTD 18,500 |
Four-person room type NTD 33,000 Three-person room type NTD 37,000 |
1. The dormitory rooms include bathroom equipment, desks and chairs, bookshelves, curtains, bed sets, wardrobes, electric fans, air conditioners, and dormitory internet. 2. The public space is equipped with a lounge, reading room, storage room, and night self-study room. There are also automatic washing machines, dryers (coin-operated), and spin dryers.
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Pathways
Huafan University
Information
Address
No. 1, Huafan Road, Shiding District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition Fee NTD/YR109,710
Accommodation fee NTD/YR18,000
Living expenses NTD/YR48,000
Official website
Contact Information
+886-2-26632102
[email protected]
Introduction
◎ Founded in 1990, our school is the first university founded by Buddhists, and the founder is Venerable Xiaoyun, a great bhikshuni in the Buddhist world, integrating educators, religious scholars, and artists, advocating awareness education that emphasizes moral education.
◎ The first university in Taiwan to fully integrate Maker Education, Artificial Intelligence, and AV/VR (Virtual Reality) technologies across all academic programs, fostering hands-on, future-oriented learning.
◎ It pioneered the nation’s only customized learning system, in which each student has a personalized learning map and independently plans a four-year academic curriculum, with the freedom to take interdisciplinary and cross-college courses.
◎ The university is the only institution in the country to implement a Learning Clinic system that provides academic diagnosis and support.
◎ The first university nationwide where all students are provided with their own individual and independent workspace.
◎ The first university in Taiwan to fully implement a residential college system across the entire campus.
◎ The first university in the country where all students have their own independent workspaces.
◎ Students at the HFU emphasize learning by doing and hands-on practice. In addition to earning a degree from the university, students may also obtain dual master’s degrees in collaboration with overseas institutions, apply for exchange programs, participate in international internships, and attend overseas professional training programs, thereby connecting with global education and creating broader opportunities for their future careers.
Exclusive Scholarship
Jue Zhi Yu Moral Scholarship: NTD108,000, available to all freshmen who are interested in joining, the application method must take the “Campus Joint Maintenance Internship Course”, which will be guided and assessed by each teacher.
The dormitory provides
In addition to the protection of basic access control equipment, each dormitory has a dormitory supervisor to assist students in their accommodation needs, and the dormitory is equipped with air conditioning, wired and wireless networks for students to use.
Counseling mechanism for Hong Kong and Macao students
The Education Office of our college has dedicated personnel responsible for guiding overseas Chinese students to adapt to life in Taiwan and their studies, including learning counseling, assisting in applying for residence permits and immigration transfers, mobile phone and account opening, work-study opportunity arrangements, and scholarship applications.
Alumni
雷清琳
Distinguished alumni
Hong Kong
◎The student graduated from the Department of Fine Arts and Cultural and Creative Studies of our university, and successfully applied to work in Taiwan, and is currently working at the Taiwan Sustainable Energy Research Foundation.
周承禧
Distinguished alumni
Hong Kong
◎The student graduated from the Department of Fine Arts and Cultural and Creative Studies of our university, and his work won the 28th Annual Art Exhibition in the mixed media category.
◎In the 105th academic year, he was selected as an international exchange student by our school and went to his sister school, the University of Castile La Mancha in Spain, for a half-year exchange study.
Highlights
Green University
The campus is located in Shiding District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, with a beautiful campus environment and an exquisite forest university. HFU is located on Dalun Mountain, 550 meters away, and the water source of the back mountain has a rich and clean natural ecology. According to expert research, there are seven species of fireflies at HFU, including black-winged fireflies, red-breasted black-winged fireflies, Daduan black fireflies, and Sode’s vein-winged fireflies in spring, as well as mountain window fireflies, orange fireflies, and Yunnan flat fireflies in winter, with the best time to enjoy fireflies from late April to the end of May every year. (For pictures of fireflies, please refer to the China Times Electronic News: Huafan New Six Arts Achievement Exhibition and Firefly Appreciation Tea Party Taste the Essence of Culture Report link)
International exchange activities
In the four years of university, 4 out of 10 students will go abroad for internships, serve as exchange students at overseas sister schools, or participate in professional study tour courses.
1. Overseas exchange one-year universities: Purdue University in the United States, Murray State University in the United States, Arkansas State University in the United States, Louis Clark State College in the United States, Buddhist University of Law in the United States, Lawrence Institute of Technology in the United States, University of North Carolina at Pembroke, University of New England in the United States, Moheed State University in the United States, University of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain, Emmon University in the United Kingdom, Paris Eighth University in France, Konkuk University in South Korea, Samyuk University in South Korea, Kumgang University in South Korea, Kyungil University in South Korea, Weide University in South Korea, Sapporo City University in Japan, Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies in Japan, Kyoto Women’s University in Japan, Onomichi City University in Japan, Shitennoji University in Japan, and Ilmenau University of Technology in Germany. Mainland China: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Taiyuan University of Technology, Capital Normal University, Jiangnan University, Taiyuan University of Technology, Jinan University, Qingdao University, Qingdao University of Technology, Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts, Tianjin University of Technology, Sichuan Foreign Studies University, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, Shanghai Normal University, Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, Liaocheng University, Nanjing Xiaozhuang College, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou University Oujiang College, Shaanxi University of Science and Technology, Liupanshui Normal University, Yibin College, Jishou University, Chongqing Three Gorges College, Ludong University, Jiangsu Institute of Technology, Junnan Normal University, Wuyi University, School of Information, Shanxi Agricultural University, Taiyuan Institute of Technology, Shanxi Media College.
2. Overseas internship countries (summer vacation or half a year): Germany, Japan, Mainland China, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Mexico.
3. Master’s dual degree university: Master’s degree students from HFU can apply to enter the master’s program of the University of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain/Imperial Gate University in the United Kingdom at the same time, and obtain both Huafan and British/Spanish master’s degrees upon graduation.
4. Bachelor’s dual degree university: Bachelor’s degree students of HFU can apply to enter the bachelor’s program of Murray State University in the United States at the same time, and obtain both Huafan and American bachelor’s degrees upon graduation.
5. Obtain a bachelor’s degree in Chinese and a master’s degree in the United States (3+1+1) in five years: In my senior year, I worked as an exchange student at Purdue University in the United States, and at the same time obtained admission to the master’s program of the school, and then obtained a master’s degree from Purdue University in the United States one year later.
6. Obtained a bachelor’s degree in Chinese and a master’s degree in Germany (3+1+2) in six years: went to Germany to study languages during the summer vacation of two years at university, and served as an exchange student at the Ilmenau University of Technology in Germany in his senior year.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
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Photos & Videos
Photos
Videos
Scholarships
Living Expenses
Accommodation fee: NTD18,000
Living expenses: NTD48,000
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
Faculty of Humanities and Arts NTD109,710
School of Design and Creativity NTD109,710
College of Smart Life Science and Technology NTD109,710
Buddhist College NTD109,710
Scholarships
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Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility
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Moral scholarship |
NTD108,000 |
1. Regardless of status in the first and second semesters of freshman year, registration and payment procedures must be completed at the beginning of the semester. 2. In the first and second semesters of the freshman year, students must take the “Campus Joint Maintenance Internship Course”, which will be guided and assessed by each teacher. 3. In order to encourage diligent study, in the first semester of the freshman year, the total academic average of the previous semester must be 75 points or more, and the attendance rate of each subject must reach more than 80% before you can take the “Campus Joint Operation and Maintenance Internship Course” to receive the scholarship. (Public holidays and bereavement leave are considered to be attending class). 4. During the midterm exam and final exam week each semester, those who pass the assessment of the classroom teacher will receive a scholarship of NTD 27,000 each. 5. Scholars who have withdrawn midway will not be recovered if they have been awarded scholarships; If you are reprimanded or above during each semester, the scholarship will be suspended.
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Innovative Co-learning Scholarship |
NTD108,000 (approved incentive according to the content of the plan) |
1. Two people (or more) will form a team to propose an innovative co-learning plan, and cross-departmental and cross-field formations are welcome. Individuals can also propose co-learning plans in the form of projects. 2. Subsidy content: creative equipment, creative space, and creative incentives (up to 5 yuan per person per semester, a total of 2 semesters, 50% in the middle of each semester, and 50% at the end of each semester.) ) 3. Project completion reward: NTD 8,000 per person.
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International Exchange Scholarship |
NTD15,000~ 50,000 |
Students submit international exchange applications and submit them to the internationalization team for review, and different international exchange scholarships are granted according to different countries to encourage students to strengthen their international mobility skills
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Bursary for overseas Chinese students |
NTD3,000 |
For those with financial needs, the Ministry of Education will approve the quota and list after application.
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Overseas Chinese Association: |
NTD5,000 |
Limited to sophomore years and above, with a total average of 75 points or more in the previous academic year (1-2 students from the school)
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Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee: |
NTD 50,000 |
limited to sophomore years and above, with a total average of 80 points or more in the previous academic year
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Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee: |
NTD 5,000 |
limited to sophomore years and above, with a total average of 80 points or more in the previous academic year
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