National Chengchi University
About the University
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Information
Address
No.64, Sec.2, ZhiNan Rd., Wenshan District,Taipei City 116011,Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition: NTD 24,510~56,860/YR
Accommodation: NTD 18,200~66,300/YR
Living Expenses: NTD 120,000/YR
Official website
Contact Information
+886-2-29393091
[email protected]
Introduction
National Chengchi University (NCCU) was founded in 1927, and for more than 9 decades of re-formation and development, we have been upholding our motto, “Harmony, Independence, Balance and Preeminence”, We continue to refine our teaching methods and research in order to nurture talents for our country and the world.
We currently have 12 colleges excelling in the Liberal Arts, Law, Commerce, Science, Foreign Languages, Social Sciences, Communication, International Affairs, Education, Innovation, Informatics, Global Banking and Finance. We have 34 departments, one undeclared major in the College of Communication, 43 master’s programs and 34 doctoral programs. Additionally, NCCU offers 12 on-the-job Master’s Programs, and also 7 distinguished International Master’s Programs and International Doctoral Program.
Teaching quality and academic prestige
In the 2022 Global Views Magazine’s ranking of universities favored by enterprises, NCCU ranked 5th. In the 2022 QS Asia University Rankings, NCCU once again entered the top 100 and remains a top choice for international exchange students.
International Exchange and Cooperation
As of now, we have partnered with over 400+sister universities across 60+ countries. We offer more than 20+ language courses on campus and our professors’ academic research never stops connecting with the world.And more than 2500+ international students. It also actively promotes international exchanges such as overseas internships and volunteer work, providing students with more diverse learning experiences and making it the most comprehensive Taiwanese higher education institution in terms of internationalization.
Guidance Mechanism for Overseas Chinese Students from Hong Kong, Macau, and Malaysia
The Student Counseling and Overseas Chinese Student Affairs Division of the Office of Student Affairs has dedicated personnel responsible for matters related to overseas Chinese student counseling, including academic counseling, assistance with residence permits and entry/exit matters, scholarship applications, and arrangement of work-study opportunities, so that students can study without any worries.
Alumni
查良鏞（金鏞）
Famous martial arts novelist
Hong Kong
Jin Yong was admitted to the Department of Diplomacy at National Chengchi University in 1944. In 1952, he served as the editor of the supplement of the “New Evening Post.” In 1959, he founded “Ming Pao” in Hong Kong.
In 1955, he began writing numerous popular novels under the pen name Jin Yong, including “The Book and the Sword,” “The Legend of the Condor Heroes,” and “The Return of the Condor Heroes.” He also used the pen name Lin Huan to write scripts for Great Wall Movie Enterprises, including “The Peerless Beauty,” which won the Gold Medal Award from the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China.
金耀基
Outstanding alumni
Hong Kong
Graduated from the Graduate Institute of Political Science at National Chengchi University. His Chinese and English literary works include “From Tradition to Modernity” (1966), “Chinese Society and Culture,” “Chinese Politics and Culture,” “China’s Modern Transformation,” “Sociology and Chinese Studies,” “Chinese Culture and Modern Transformation” (2016), “The Idea of the University,” and “Rethinking the Way of the University” (2017).
His essay collections include “Cambridge Jottings,” “Heidelberg Jottings,” “Companions in Life” (2018), and “King Yau-ki’s Eighty Calligraphy Collection.”
譚俊榮
Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture of Macao
Macau
Graduated from the Department of Business Administration at National Chengchi University in 1985. In 1994, he served as the Director of the Human Resources Department of the Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau. In 1995, he served as the President of the School of Social and Applied Sciences of the Macao Polytechnic Institute. In 1997, he served as the Director of the Higher Education Auxiliary Office. In 1999, he served as the Director of the Office of the Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture. In 2007, he was elected by UNESCO as the Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Higher Education. In 2009, he served as the Chief of Office of the Chief Executive of the Macao Special Administrative Region. In 2014, he was appointed as the Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture of the Macao Special Administrative Region Government.
李展鵬
Outstanding alumni
Macau
Graduated from the Department of Journalism at National Chengchi University. He is currently a lecturer in the Department of Communication at the University of Macau, the president of “New Generation” magazine, a member of the Hong Kong Film Critics Association, and a columnist for “Ming Pao.” He is the author of “One Hundred Expressions of Film,” “Journey Moments,” and “Invisible Macau: The Neglected City and Culture,” and co-edited “The Last Song of the Evening: Anita Mui’s Performing Life” (co-edited with Cheuk Nam).
His articles have appeared in Hong Kong’s “Stand News,” Taiwan’s “Independent Commentary Network,” and “The News Lens.” He has served as a judge for film festivals such as the Taiwan Golden Horse Film Festival’s NETPAC Award, the Taiwan International Documentary Film Festival, and the Taiwan Queer Film Festival.
莊文杰
ASTRO Current Affairs Program Host
Malaysia
Chong Men Jet graduated from the Department of Radio and Television at National Chengchi University in Taiwan. He previously worked as an executive producer and cinematographer for a travel program at Chinese Television System (CTS) in Taiwan and as an executive producer for a financial program at Next TV.
In 2014, he returned to Malaysia and became a host for ASTRO’s current affairs programs.
彭學斌
Famous Mandarin Music Producer
Malaysia
Participated in the “Golden Melody Award” songwriting competition at NCCU and was noticed by producer Lee An-hsiu, who was one of the judges at the time. After returning to Malaysia in 1998, he has produced more than 100 albums and published more than 300 songs. The artists he has worked with include: Michael Wong, Yoga Lin, Stefanie Sun, Cheer Chen, Fish Leong, Z-Chen, Nicholas Teo, and Anthony Neely. In addition, he is also the mastermind behind the overseas development of Malaysian artists such as Z-Chen, Penny Tai, Lawrence Wong, and Eric Pen.
In 2004, he wrote “I Miss Him Too” for Stefanie Sun, reaching a new career milestone. Between 2006 and 2007, Peng Hsueh-bin released a large number of compositions, including Gigi Leung’s “Love Was So Hurtful,” Cyndi Wang’s “That Summer, Quiet Sea,” and Fish Leong’s “Adoration,” each of which was the main track of the album.
Recent hit songs include Z-Chen’s “Secret Love,” Cosmos People’s “Lonely, Okay,” Anthony Neely’s “Queen,” and Yoga Lin’s “Mentor.” Peng Hsueh-bin has repeatedly won awards at the Malaysia PWH Music Award (a biennial Chinese music award in Malaysia) and the AIM Chinese Music Awards (the largest music awards ceremony in Malaysia), including Original Golden Melody, Best Composer, Best Album, Most Played Chinese Song, and Overseas Highest Royalty Song.
陳嘉榮
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
Graduated from the Department of Journalism at National Chengchi University. He is currently an anchor at 8TV and the author of: “New New Relationship: How Johor Bahru People See Singapore” (2001), “Falling in Love with the Anchor’s Desk” (2012), and “If You Blossom, Butterflies Will Come” (2015).
Highlights
Building an International Learning Environment for Students
I. Providing students with opportunities to study abroad and cultivate an international perspective
◇ Signed more than 700 cooperation agreements and more than 40 dual degree agreements, covering all parts of the world.
◇ Recommends more than 880+ students to study and research abroad (dual degree) each year.
◇ Nearly 10 teachers offer short-term courses abroad each year, leading students to study abroad.
◇ Offers as many as 20+ international languages.
◇ Has nearly 10 regional studies programs and centers to enhance students’ understanding of international affairs and culture.
II. Building an English learning environment that is in line with international standards
◇ Offers more than 880+ high-quality English-taught courses in professional fields each academic year.
◇ Established eleven all-English professional programs (eight master’s programs and three doctoral programs).
◇ The only all-English Asia-Pacific Studies English Doctoral Program (IDAS).
◇ All colleges in the school completed the ETP (English-Taught Program) program construction in the 107th academic year.
◇ International students come from more than 60+ countries, with one international student for every six students.
◇ The College of Innovation was established in the 108th academic year to continue building an international campus, shaping a diverse international learning atmosphere, and promoting administrative internationalization, with the aim of giving fuller play to the advantages of diverse cross-domain, local and international connections, and strengthening international mobility and global competitiveness.
III. Actively recruiting outstanding international students to study at the school.
◇ Produced a number of international recruitment brochures and micro-films. The 2017 international recruitment promotional video won the bronze medal in the 13th QS APPLE Global Most Creative University Video Awards for its excellent quality.
◇ Established a number of international student scholarships to attract outstanding international youth
(1) Graduate student scholarships for each department.
(2) International student scholarships.
(3) Tuition waiver scholarship for international freshmen in doctoral programs.
(4) International freshman scholarship.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Liberal Arts
College of Science
College of Social Sciences
- Department of Political Science
- Department of Sociology
- Department of Public Finance
- Department of Public Administration
- Department of Land Economics, Land Resource Planning Group
- Department of Land Economics, Land Management Group
- Department of Land Economics, Land Surveying and Information Group
- Department of Economics
- Department of Ethnology
- Graduate Institute of Development Studies
- Graduate Institute of Labor Research
- Graduate Institute of Social Work
- Master of Eminent Public Administrators
- International Master's Program in Asia-Pacific Studies
- International Doctoral Program in Asia-Pacific Studies
- International Master’s Program of Applied Economics and Social Development
- Master's Program of Land Policy and Environmental Planning for Indigenous Peoples
College of Commerce
- Department of Finance
- Department of International Business and Trade
- Department of Accountancy
- Department of Statistics
- Department of Business Administration
- Department of Management Information System
- Department of Finance
- Department of Risk Management and Insurance
- Graduate Institute of Technology, Innovation and Intellectual Property Management
College of Foreign Languages and Literature
- Department of English
- Department of Arabic Language and Literature
- Department of Slavic Languages and Literature
- Department of Japanese
- Department of Korean Language and Literature
- Department of Turkish Language and Culture
- Department of European Languages and Cultures
- Department of Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures
- Graduate Institute of Linguistics
- Master Program in Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies
College of Communication
- Undeclared in College of Communication
- Department of Journalism
- Department of Advertising
- Department of Radio and Television
- Master's Program in Communication
- Master's Program in Digital Content & Technologies
- College of Communication PhD Program
- International Master’s Program in International Communication Studies
- International Master's Program in Inter-Asia Cultural Studies
College of International Affairs
College of Education
International College of Innovation
College of Informatics
Scholarships/Living Expenses
Scholarships
Overseas Chinese Scholarship and Bursary
| Scholarship name | application time | Amount of money | Application objects and restrictions | nature |
| The Ministry of Education rewards outstanding overseas students with scholarships to study in universities in China. | According to the announcement of the Ministry of Education | 12,500 yuan per month for freshmen1 yuan per month for current students | Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students | excellence |
| Ministry of Education Research Institute Outstanding Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship | First and second semester of each academic year | 1 yuan per monthAvailable for 6 months | Graduate School (can apply from the second semester of first grade) | excellence |
| Ministry of Education Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Students | First semester of each academic year | 3,000 yuan per month | Poor overseas Chinese students in school | cold |
| Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee Study Subsidy for Overseas Chinese Students in Han Dynasty | First and second semester of each academic year | $7,500 per quarter | undergraduate school | cold |
| Overseas Chinese Affairs Council Scholarship for Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students and Outstanding Academic Conduct | First semester of each academic year | Outstanding RMB 2;6000 yuan for excellent academic performance | College students who are sophomores or above | excellence |
| Overseas Chinese Affairs Council accepts donations for scholarships and bursaries | Next semester of each academic year | 1 million yuan | Sophomore students and above(Including research institute) | Excellent, cold |
| Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee Chairman Award for Outstanding Overseas Chinese Graduates | Next semester of each academic year | 5 million yuan | Fresh graduates from overseas Chinese | excellence |
| The Overseas Chinese Affairs Council awards scholarships to top and outstanding overseas Chinese students to study in universities in Taiwan. | According to the announcement of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council | Top 26 yuanOutstanding RMB 10 | Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students | excellence |
| National Chengchi University Joint Scholarship for Top and Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students and Overseas Chinese Affairs Council | First semester of each academic year | Top 13 yuanOutstanding RMB 5 | Recipients of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council’s Top and Outstanding Scholarships | excellence |
| National Chengchi University Outstanding Overseas Chinese Scholarship | Next semester of each academic year | 2 million yuan | Fresh graduates from overseas Chinese | excellence |
| National Chengchi University Malaysia Alumni Association Scholarship | Next semester of each academic year | 1 million yuan | Malaysian university student | cold |
| National Chengchi University Malaysia Alumni Association Graduate Scholarship | Next semester of each academic year | 2 million yuan | Second-year students and above from the Institute of Malaysian Studies | excellence |
| National Chengchi University Hong Kong Alumni Association Scholarship | Next semester of each academic year | 2 million yuan | Hong Kong undergraduate students who are in their second year or above | cold |
Except for the above-mentioned scholarships and bursaries, which are announced annually by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council and the Ministry of Education, you can check the latest news in this group.
In early September of each academic year, we will announce the acceptance of applications for various on-campus and off-campus scholarships and bursaries. For relevant information, please see:Latest news from the overseas Chinese group
Living Expenses
Living Expenses: Approximately NTD 120,000 per academic year
Accommodation: Approximately NTD 9,100~32,150 per semester
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One semester |
One academic year |
Other Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
Approximately NTD 9,000 |
Approximately NTD 18,000 |
Four-person room |
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
Tuition per semester for overseas Chinese students from Hong Kong and Macau (bachelor’s program) in each college is approximately NTD 24,510~28,430
Tuition per semester for foreign students and students from mainland China is approximately NTD 49,020~56,860
Tuition per semester for overseas Chinese students from Hong Kong and Macau (master’s and doctoral programs) in each college is approximately NTD 12,910~14,990
Tuition per semester for foreign students and students from mainland China is approximately NTD 12910~29,980
Graphic introduction to student dormitories
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Accommodation Fee per Semester |
Accommodation Fee per Academic Year |
Other Notes |
|---|---|---|
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NTD 9,057 |
NTD 18,114 |
Dormitory Name: Ziqiang 6th Dorm (Male) / Ziqiang 9th Dorm (Female) |
