National Dong Hwa University
About the University
校園資訊
Information
Address
No. 1, Sec. 2., Da Hsueh Rd., Shoufeng, Hualien 974301, Taiwan, R. O. C. Postal code: 974301
Tuition and Accommodation Fees
Tuition: NTD 24,900〜55,580/YR
Accommodation: NTD 15,000〜32,100/YR
Living expenses: NTD 48,000〜120,000/YR
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/ndhu.page
Contact Information
+886-3-8905114
[email protected]
Introduction
National Dong Hwa University is located in Hualien, eastern Taiwan, nestled between the Central Mountain Range to the west and the Coastal Mountain Range and the Pacific Ocean to the east. With its beautiful environment, the University is widely acclaimed as having one of the most beautiful campuses in Taiwan.
NDHU comprises eight colleges: Science and Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences, Management, Hua-Shih College of Education, Indigenous Studies, Arts, Environmental Studies and Oceanography, and Huilan. The curriculum is modularized to make student learning more systematic, and students are encouraged to obtain bachelor’s and master’s degrees within 5 years. NDHU is a diverse and multilingual friendly environment, with nearly 1,000 international students from over 50 countries. Through active interaction between international and local students, the University continues to cultivate a vibrant and internationalized campus
Exclusive Scholarship
To attract and encourage outstanding overseas students to enroll, the University has established a range of scholarships for overseas Chinese students, with increased award amounts available across various academic programs. In addition, the University collaborates with numerous overseas secondary schools and alumni associations through cooperative scholarship agreements, and also offers scholarships under the Malaysian Dong Zong Chinese Independent Secondary School Teacher Training Program.
The dormitory provides
1. The university’s student dormitories are European-style manor buildingsand comprise a total of 10 buildings with 6,200 beds. The dormitory facilities include landscaped courtyard gardens and common lounges, and offer single, double, and quadruple rooms. Dormitories are designated by gender, with secure card-access control at all entrances. Each room is fully equipped with internet access, air conditioning, and other essential amenities.
2. The university guarantees accommodation applications for overseas students throughout their period of study. The dormitory area is well served with dining facilities and 24-hour convenience stores, ensuring that students’ daily living needs are fully met.
Alumni
YEUNG KA HONG
楊嘉康
2016 Served as Advisor to the Hong Kong and Macau Students Association of the University
Hong Kong
YEUNG KA HONG is an alumnus of the Department of Information Management of the University. He served as the president of the Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students Association in 2015. During his tenure as president, he actively organized activities for overseas Chinese students, worked hard and was responsible. In the same year, the Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students Association won the honor of outstanding club of the University.
In 2016, he served as an advisor to the Hong Kong and Macau Students Association of the University, actively assisting Hong Kong and Macau students in participating in club activities. In the same year, he was also selected as the Hong Kong student representative of the University to shoot IOH promotional videos, sharing his experience of studying at the school in Cantonese, helping Hong Kong students who intend to study at Dong Hwa to understand the curriculum planning and future development of the department.
In addition, he also assisted the International Office in holding new student counseling sessions in Hong Kong, sparing no effort to assist Hong Kong new students in studying in Taiwan. Jia-Kang is enthusiastic about participating in activities, not limited to undergraduate studies, but also in photography. In 2017, he joined the graduation production team of students from the Department of Ethnic Languages and Communication to shoot a micro-film, which won the first prize in the audio-visual competition.
In addition, the Hong Kong Tourism Board held the “2017 Image Hong Kong” cultural exhibition in Hualien, and Jia-Kang was also selected as an exhibition staff member to promote Hong Kong culture.
SIN TENG TENG
冼婷婷
2016 Macau Student Representative of the University
Macao
SIN TENG TENG is an alumna of the Department of Life Sciences of the University. She served as the vice president of the Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students Association in 2014, and served as an advisor to the Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students Association and the Hong Kong and Macau Association in 2015 and 2016 respectively. She actively participated in overseas Chinese and Hong Kong and Macau student club activities, with a steady demeanor and leadership style, and was kind to others.
In 2016, she was selected as the Macau student representative of the University to shoot IOH promotional videos, sharing her experience of studying at the school in Cantonese, helping Macau students who intend to study at Dong Hwa to understand the curriculum planning and future development of the department.
In addition, Ting-Ting also assisted the International Office in holding Macau new student counseling sessions, explaining information on studying in Taiwan to new students, and enthusiastically assisting younger students in enrolling. In 2017, she also assisted the Macau Taiwan Higher Education Exhibition to promote the University’s enrollment information.
ONG CHIN BEE
王晶美
Outstanding alumni
Malaysia
ONG CHIN BEE is an alumna of the Department of Ethnic Relations and Culture of the University. During her studies, she worked as a student worker in the International Office and was serious and responsible in her work.
Jing-Mei has a lively personality and actively participates in various club activities, including: the Dance Troupe of the College of Indigenous Peoples, the Zheng Music Club, the Hand Drum Club, and the Modern Dance Club. She has also served as the president of the Zheng Music Club. She is often seen in various overseas life activities on campus. She has clear articulation, humor, and her ability to host activities has been highly recognized.
Jing-Mei found employment in Taiwan immediately after graduation and is now in her third year of work, fully adapting to life in Taiwan and demonstrating her talents.
OH MARESSA WINTORA
胡麗玉
Outstanding alumni
Indonesia
OH MARESSA WINTORA is an alumna of the Department of Finance of the University. During her studies, she had excellent grades, was proactive, and earnestly invested in making good use of school resources.
Through the school’s “Five-Year Continuous Study of Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees” program, Hu Sheng deepened her studies and shortened her study period. During her master’s degree, she also applied to the University’s Japanese sister school, Nagasaki University, to study for a dual master’s degree, and successfully obtained a bachelor’s and dual master’s degree within 5 years.
WANG KYI CHAT
王治澤
Outstanding alumni
Myanmar
WANG KYI CHAT is currently studying in the Department of Chinese Literature of the University. In his fourth year of university, he continued his studies through the school’s “Five-Year Continuous Study of Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees” program, and is expected to obtain a bachelor’s and master’s degree from the University within 5 years.
When Wang Sheng first enrolled, he applied to study in the Department of Business Administration. However, due to the school’s modular curriculum design, it is easier for students to learn across fields. Finally, he found his beloved Chinese literature. During his studies, he actively created and won numerous awards, and thus discovered his heart’s desire.
Highlights
International Campus
The university has signed a wide range of cooperation agreements in teaching and research with universities around the world, providing faculty members and students with opportunities for overseas research and academic exchange. Currently, the university has more than 500 partner foreign universities/institutions across all five continents.
The university also actively establishes dual degree programs and student exchange cooperation programs with world-renowned universities, offering more than 500 places each year. These programs encourage students to gain international experience while attracting international students to study on campus. Through bilateral student exchanges, students develop global mobility and an international perspective, while the University benefits from welcoming outstanding students from abroad, achieving mutually beneficial and sustainable outcomes.
Curriculum Modularization
Under the original framework of the departments,National Dong Hwa University has developed a flexible, forward-looking and integrated curriculum modularization system. The curriculum is organized into distinct stages, such as foundational programs, core programs, and professional programs, with clearly defined learning levels and a stronger focus on professional orientation, while also providing greater flexibility in course selection. This system not only integrates academic resources but also enables students to pursue their studies in a more systematic manner, allowing their areas of expertise to better align with market and societal needs.
Five-Year Study of Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees
With a period of three years for undergraduate studies and two years for master’s studies,allowing them to obtain both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in as little as five years. In addition,master’s-level courses taken during the first four years of undergraduate study are exempt from credit fees, thereby reducing the overall tuition burden.
Departments
School Departments and Programs
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Department of Chinese Literature and Creative Writing
- Department of English and American Literature
- Department of Economics
- Department of History
- Department of Public Administration
- Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology
- Department of Chinese Language and Literature
- Department of Taiwan Culture
- Department of Sociology
- Department of Law
- International Ph.D. Program in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language
- Ph. D. Program in Asia-Pacific Regional Studies
- International Master Program in Teaching Chinese and Calligraphy
College of Science and Engineering
- Department of Applied Mathematics
- Department of Physics
- Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine
- Department of Chemistry
- Department of Optoelectronic Engineering
- Department of Electrical Engineering
- Department of Materials Science and Engineering
- Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
- International Bachelor Program of Big Data Science, College of Science and Engineering
College of Management
- Department of Business Administration
- Graduate Institute of Logistics Management
- Department of International Business
- Department of Accounting
- Department of Information Management
- Department of Finance
- Department of Tourism and Leisure Recreation
- Bachelor Program of Management Science and Finance
- Bachelor Program of Accounting and Information Management（International Program）
- Bachelor Program of Digital Marketing and Service Innovation
Hwa師 College of Education
College of the Arts
College of Indigenous Studies
College of Environmental Studies and Oceanography
Scholarships
Scholarships
|
Scholarships |
Scholarship Amount |
Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
|
Scholarship for Overseas Chinese Students |
Full tuition waiver |
1. Must be formally enrolled in the school (excluding extended students), and have not been punished by the school with a reprimand (inclusive) or above during the study period. |
|
Cooperative High School Scholarship |
Full tuition waiver (approximately NTD 50,000/year) |
1. Graduates of cooperative high schools. |
|
Cooperative Taiwan Alumni Association Scholarship |
Full tuition waiver (approximately NTD 50,000/year) |
1. Graduates of Sabah and Penang High Schools. |
|
Malaysian Dong Zong Chinese Independent Secondary School Teacher Training Program Scholarship |
Full tuition waiver (approximately NTD 50,000/year) |
1. Malaysian high school graduates. |
Tuition/Year
|
College Category |
Tuition/Year |
|---|---|
|
College of Humanities and Social Sciences |
NTD 47,480 |
|
College of Science and Engineering |
NTD 55,140〜55,580 |
|
College of Management |
NTD 48,200 |
|
Hwa師 College of Education |
NTD 47,480〜55,140 |
|
School of Arts |
NTD 55,140 |
|
College of Indigenous Studies |
NTD 47,480 |
|
College of Environmental Studies |
NTD 55,140 |
|
College of Marine Science |
NTD 24,900 |
Living Expenses/Year
Accommodation: NTD 15,000~32,100
Living expenses: NTD 48,000~120,000
|
One semester |
One academic year |
Other Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
NTD 7,500~16,050 |
NTD 15,000~32,100 |
School accommodation
|
Dormitory Name |
Accommodation Target |
Room Type |
Accommodation Fee per Semester |
Accommodation Fee per Academic Year |
Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Qie Yun 1st and 2nd Dorm |
Graduate School |
Single Room with Shared Bathroom |
$9,500 |
$19,000 |
Single Occupancy |
|
Xing Yun 1st Dorm |
Graduate/Undergraduate (Male) |
Double Room with Private Bathroom |
$10,700 |
$21,400 |
Double Occupancy |
|
Xing Yun 2nd Dorm |
Graduate/Undergraduate (Female) |
Double Room with Private Bathroom |
$10,700 |
$21,400 |
Double Occupancy |
|
Yang Shan Dorm |
Undergraduate (Female) |
Quad Room with Private Bathroom |
$7,500 |
$15,000 |
Quadruple Occupancy |
|
Han Xing 1st Dorm |
Undergraduate (Female) |
Quad Room with Private Bathroom |
$7,500 |
$15,000 |
Quadruple Occupancy |
|
Han Xing 2nd Dorm |
Undergraduate (Male) |
Quad Room with Private Bathroom |
$7,500 |
$15,000 |
Quadruple Occupancy |
|
Xiang Qing Dorm |
Undergraduate (Male) |
Quad Room with Private Bathroom |
$7,500 |
$15,000 |
Quadruple Occupancy |
|
Qin Yue 1st and 2nd Dorm |
Undergraduate (Female) |
Quad Room with Private Bathroom |
$9,500 |
$19,000 |
Quadruple Occupancy |
|
Ying Xi 1st and 2nd Dorm |
Undergraduate (Male) |
Quad Room with Private Bathroom |
$9,500 |
$19,000 |
Quadruple Occupancy |
