National Taitung University

National Taitung University

About the University

校園資訊

Information


Address

369, Sec. 2, University Rd., Taitung, Taiwan, R.O.C.

Tuition and Accommodation Fees

Tuition: NTD 39,820~72,660/YR
Accommodation: NTD 20,250~31,500/YR
Living Expenses: NTD 96,000 – 120,000/YR

Social Media

https://www.facebook.com/TaitungUniversity

Contact Information

089-318855 #1531, 1532, 1533
[email protected]

Introduction


National Taitung University was founded in 1948, originally a normal college focusing on cultivating elementary school teachers.

On August 1, 2003, it was officially renamed “National Taitung University.” In addition to the original Teachers College, the College of Humanities and the College of Science and Engineering were added, making it a comprehensive university.

In 2014, with the completion and opening of the Zhiben campus, all colleges were moved to the Zhiben campus (the main campus) to focus on the development of academic research and teaching activities, while the Taitung campus is planned as an industry-university operation, extension education, and various characteristic centers to drive local development.

The university enrolls undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education students, with a student population of approximately 5,000. It is a warm and refined green international university with harmonious teacher-student relationships, embodying wisdom, health, sustainability, and learning.

Exclusive Scholarship

The university has scholarships and grants for overseas Chinese and Hong Kong and Macao students. Types of scholarships and grants:

1. Scholarship for Newly Admitted Overseas Compatriot, Hong Kong and Macao Students: Full tuition and miscellaneous fees are waived for the academic year of admission.

2. Outstanding Performance Scholarship for Overseas compatriot, Hong Kong and Macao Students: Those whose academic performance in the previous academic year averaged in the top 20% of the class will be exempt from full tuition and miscellaneous fees for the next academic year. Or, those whose academic performance in the previous academic year averaged in the top 50% of the class will be exempt from one-half of tuition and miscellaneous fees for the next academic year. If the number of students in a Master’s/PhD class is fewer than five, the following rules shall apply: i, Students who achieved the highest-grade point average in their college class in the previous academic year: Full tuition and miscellaneous fee waivers for the next academic year; ii, Students who achieved the second highest grade point average in their college class in the previous academic year: Half tuition and miscellaneous fee waivers for the next academic year.

3. Scholarship for teacher training students from overseas Chinese schools.

Scholarships for Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong and Macao Students: https://rd.nttu.edu.tw/p/404-1007-84179.php?Lang=zh-tw

Guidance mechanisms and dormitory provision for Hong Kong and Macao students

Regarding the care of new students entering the school and living, the seniors of the International and Overseas Chinese Student Association and the Student Affairs Office’s Life Counseling Section assist new students in handling admission-related matters. For dormitory matters, accommodation is guaranteed for Hong Kong, Macao, and overseas Chinese students.

At the beginning of each semester, the Student Affairs Office’s Life Counseling Section coordinates with various units to assist in the reception and counseling of Hong Kong, Macao, and overseas Chinese students. The Student Affairs Office also organizes fellowship activities for Hong Kong, Macao, and overseas Chinese students during the academic year to enhance the relationship between teachers and students and between students, making interactions more harmonious. The Life Counseling Section and the International Affairs Center of the Office of Research and Development assist in handling matters such as health insurance, medical insurance, residence applications, entry and exit procedures, and applications for scholarships and activity subsidies from the Overseas Community Affairs Council and the Ministry of Education.

International Exchange and Cooperation

Strengthen cooperation agreements for exchange students and dual degree programs with foreign universities, provide students with overseas learning experiences, expand students’ international horizons, and enhance students’ learning motivation and learning effectiveness. The university has signed exchange and study agreements with many universities in Japan, South Korea, the United States, Russia, and mainland China to increase students’ off-campus and overseas learning opportunities. To date, approximately one hundred exchange/study students and dual-degree students have been selected to study at sister schools for one academic year (semester) or two academic years.

In order to promote faculty exchange, improve teaching quality, promote international academic research and teaching institution exchange, and cultivate students’ international macro vision, the “Overseas Off-site Teaching Program” is planned and promoted. Through cooperation with overseas sister schools, the school serves as the main teaching field, and the courses adopt a co-teaching method to strengthen students’ international exchange learning experience.

Alumni


胡昫薈
兒文所碩士班

Malaysia
Brand Marketing Specialist

Cloud Gate International Business Co., Ltd. Brand Marketing Specialist

Cloud Gate International Business Co., Ltd. Brand Marketing Specialist

幕淑穎
兒文所碩士班

泰國

Senior Academic Specialist

謝惠竹
華語文學系碩士班

Vietnam
Full-time Project Assistant,
Chinese Teacher

Full-time Project Assistant for the Internationalization Administrative Support System Project of the National Taitung University’s Higher Education Deep Cultivation Project in 2025,
Chinese Teacher

阮金山
華語文學系

Vietnam
Chinese Teacher

Chinese Teacher

Highlights


Industry-academia cooperation or school-employment integration system

The university’s Taitung campus is close to the city center and is now planned as the “Industry-Academia Innovation Park,” dedicated to promoting “industry-academia cooperation.” The Eastern Taiwan Bio-economy Center has been established, and a pilot food biotechnology practice factory was completed in 2020, planning to provide industries in the eastern region with services such as product research and development and pre-production testing.

On the other hand, it also cooperates with the Taitung County Government, combining the human and material resources of private enterprises (industries), social welfare units, communities, etc. to jointly promote maker practice TT Maker, food banks, and other clubs and facilities, where students can learn how to realize creativity, how to connect with society, and how to transform professional knowledge into practice and products, implementing what they have learned and known.

Cooperating with the Kaohsiung Software Park, it has signed a “Memorandum of Understanding on Industry Talent Cooperation” with 15 local companies. Job vacancies cover national administrative agencies, cultural industries, elderly care, biotechnology, catering tourism, financial insurance, technology industries, and many other internship opportunities, allowing students to deeply learn workplace practical skills under the guidance of workplace mentors, and then stay in the company, achieving the vision of employment upon graduation.

Under the framework of Taitung Smart City, it gives full play to the elements of sports land, combines industry, government, academia, and research units to shape Taitung’s unique sports and health corridor, provides a health and wellness center for the elderly, and constructs a health and wellness center exclusively for Taitung. Combining with five large hospitals in Taitung, it has established the nation’s first public university-established daycare center long-term care institution, using the practical experience of professional teachers and clinical medical care to provide complete teaching facilities and internship fields, and practice the cultivation of health care talents.

Featured courses

The Interdisciplinary Bachelor’s Program is based on the university’s ongoing promotion of the “Green International University,” incorporating the “humanities and social sciences” literacy, as well as the two major knowledge areas of “sustainable development” and “green production” in scientific applications as the main development goals. Through diversified learning, it cultivates interdisciplinary talents and strengthens students’ adaptive development.

The curriculum is divided into “General Education Courses (28 credits),” “Undecided Major Common Courses (30 credits),” “Departmental Expertise Courses (50 credits),” and “Free Elective Courses (20 credits).” Students in this program can take major or program expertise courses in any department of the “College of Humanities,” “Teachers College,” and “College of Science and Engineering” according to their personal interests, and the major expertise will be noted on the graduation certificate.

Under the guidance of program mentors and professional mentors, students are assisted in planning their future. In terms of curriculum, students have more autonomy, and in terms of future career, they have more diverse learning and development opportunities. In the second semester of their senior year, they can choose a full-semester internship, so that theory and practical experience are equally important, and cultivate the knowledge and skills needed for future career development.

Featured Courses:

USR Courses:

The school has been preparing for the USR program since 2017 and has entered its 6th year. Starting in 2023, it will focus on cultivating interdisciplinary autonomous talents with the spirit of USR practice, assisting in the upgrading of regional industries, and creating a sustainable base for Taitung’s green culture, and linking SDGs with issues of local care, industrial chain connection, and economic sustainability.

Departments


School Departments and Programs

Interdisciplinary Bachelor's Program

Photos & Videos


Photos


Videos

NTTU Promotional Video (Chinese)

NTTU Promotional Video (English)

Department of Digital Media and Cultural and Creative Industry, National Taitung University

NTTU Department of Physical Education Overseas Off-site Teaching Roller Skiing (Results)

Discovering Taiwan: A Thailand Student’s Cultural and Language trip_KANOKWAN SESO

Taitodai gaku shōkai bideo

Taidong daehaggyoreul sogaehamnida

Video Pengenalan Universiti Taitung

Video Giới thiệu Đại học Đài Đông_Bản tiếng Việt

Department of Music, National Taitung University

Department of English Language and Literature, National Taitung University

Department of English Language and Literature, National Taitung University

Department of Art and Design, National Taitung University

Department of Physical Education, National Taitung University

Department of Special Education, National Taitung University

Department of Cultural Resources and Leisure Industry, National Taitung University

Cultural Exchange Experience between International and Local Students

Scholarships


Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarship Amount

Eligibility

Scholarships for Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong and Macao Students, National Taitung University

NTD 21,490~72,660 per academic year depending on application qualifications or grades

1. Limited to overseas Chinese students and Hong Kong and Macao students studying at the university in accordance with the Regulations Regarding Study and Counseling Assistance for Overseas Chinese Students in Taiwan and the Regulations Regarding Study in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macao Residents.

2. Scholarship for Newly Admitted Overseas Compatriot, Hong Kong and Macao Students: Full tuition and miscellaneous fees are waived for the academic year of admission.

3. Outstanding Performance Scholarship for Overseas compatriot, Hong Kong and Macao Students:
— Average academic performance in the top 20% of the class in the previous academic year: Full tuition and miscellaneous fees are waived for the next academic year.
— Average academic performance in the top 50% of the class in the previous academic year: One-half of tuition and miscellaneous fees are waived for the next academic year.

If the number of students in a Master’s/PhD class is fewer than five, the following rules shall apply:
— Students who achieved the highest-grade point average in their college class in the previous academic year: Full tuition and miscellaneous fee waivers for the next academic year.
— Students who achieved the second highest grade point average in their college class in the previous academic year: Half tuition and miscellaneous fee waivers for the next academic year.

Lai Fu Scholarship for Underprivileged Students, National Taitung University

NTD 10,000

1. Currently enrolled full-time undergraduate students with student status

2. Those who are truly from underprivileged families or have encountered special circumstances

3. Average academic semester grade of 75 or higher, average conduct grade of 80 or higher, and no failing subjects

4. Have 20 hours or more of service hours (service hours that are paid or are obligatory, such as tutorial services, are not applicable)

5. Number of scholarships: 20 scholarships are provided each semester, each worth NT$10,000

Ministry of Education Scholarship for Outstanding Overseas Chinese Graduate Students

NTD 60,000 per semester

1. The school enrolls (including distribution and examination) five or more overseas Chinese graduate students.

2. The number of subsidies is calculated based on the proportion of overseas Chinese graduate students reported by each school to the total number of overseas Chinese graduate students reported by all schools to the Ministry of Education. The subsidy funds are allocated to each school at NT$10,000 per person per month from August of that year to January of the following year (a total of 6 months).

3. Hong Kong and Macao students who are admitted in accordance with the Regulations Regarding Study in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macao Residents shall be subject to the same regulations.

Ministry of Education Scholarship for Underprivileged Overseas Chinese Students

NTD 3,000 per month, allocated for a total of 12 months.

1. Have proof of being underprivileged.

2. Overseas Chinese students in the first to fourth grades of the university who come to Taiwan to study in accordance with the Regulations Regarding Study and Counseling Assistance for Overseas Chinese Students in Taiwan, and Hong Kong and Macao students who are admitted in accordance with the Regulations Regarding Study in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macao Residents, shall be subject to the same regulations, but this does not include students who have extended their study period.

3. One slot is guaranteed for students with New Southbound Policy nationality.

Scholarship for outstanding overseas Chinese students

NTD 5,000 per person and a certificate

1. Any overseas Chinese student who is studying at a university or college in the second grade or above may apply based on their academic and conduct performance in the previous academic year, with an overall academic average of 80 or higher and a conduct grade of A (80) or higher in both semesters.

2. Hong Kong and Macao students who come to Taiwan to study at domestic universities and colleges in accordance with the “Regulations Regarding Study in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macao Residents” and meet the above qualifications may also apply.

3. Master’s and doctoral students and students who have extended their study period may not apply.

4. Those who have not received the “Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship Donated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council” in the same year.

Scholarship for Outstanding Overseas Chinese Students

NTD 50,000 per person and a certificate

1. Any overseas Chinese student who is studying at a university or college in the second grade or above may apply based on their academic and conduct performance in the previous academic year, with an overall academic average of 80 or higher and a conduct grade of A (80) or higher in both semesters.

2. Hong Kong and Macao students who come to Taiwan to study at domestic universities and colleges in accordance with the “Regulations Regarding Study in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macao Residents” and meet the above qualifications may also apply.

3. Master’s and doctoral students and students who have extended their study period may not apply.

4. Those who have not received the “Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship Donated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council” in the same year.

Overseas Chinese Student Scholarship Donated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council

The number and amount of scholarships each year are determined by the Overseas Community Affairs Council.

1. Studying at a university or college in the second grade or above (excluding master’s and doctoral students), with an overall academic average of 80 or higher in the previous academic year, and a conduct grade of A (80) or higher in both semesters.

2. Master’s and doctoral students and students who have extended their study period may not apply.

3. Hong Kong and Macao students who come to Taiwan to study at domestic universities and colleges in accordance with the “Regulations Regarding Study in Taiwan for Hong Kong and Macao Residents” and meet the aforementioned qualifications may also apply.

4. Those who have not received the “Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Students with Excellent Academic Performance” allocated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council in the previous year.

Overseas Chinese Federation Cultural and Educational Foundation handles various overseas Chinese student scholarships

NTD 5,000 per person and a certificate

1. Average academic grade of 75 or higher in the previous academic year, and a conduct grade of A.

2. Those who have not received any other scholarships in the current academic year.

3. Priority is given to underprivileged overseas Chinese students, but proof of being underprivileged must be provided.

Service-type Scholarship

Issued according to the service situation

Scholarships are issued according to students’ language skills, assistance with international exchanges, recruitment, and service learning for new student enrollment.

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

College of Science and Engineering NTD 22,200~25,490/YR
College of Humanities NTD 19,910~36,330/YR
Teachers College NTD 20,620~25,490/YR

Bachelor’s Degree Program of Undecided Major NTD 21,980/YR (Fees will be charged according to the selected major (department or program) from the second year onwards)

Living Expenses

Living expenses: NTD 96,000~120,000/YR, depending on personal living habits

Graphic introduction to student dormitories

One semester

One academic year

Other Notes

Four-person suite NTD 10,125
Two-person suite NTD 15,750

Four-person suite NTD 20,250
Two-person suite NTD 31,500

Dormitory names: Zhiben Academy, New Student – Second Dormitory, Old Student – First Dormitory
Accommodation target: All students can apply, international students are guaranteed accommodation
Room type: Undergraduate – four-person suite, graduate student – two-person suite
Description: Introduction to the interior of the Zhiben Academy student dormitory
https://wdsa.nttu.edu.tw/p/405-1009-96178,c4630.php?Lang=zh-tw

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