National Taiwan University

Taiwan boasts a National University or NTU - a higher education institution located on the island. Its creation is dated in 1928. The main building is located within the campus, as is the campus where students live and study. On the territory occupied by National Taiwan University there is a park where cultural events are often held, which students themselves arrange. Here you will not be alone and always make new friends, so you will have a great opportunity to talk with interesting people.

University rating

It is considered the best center of study with Taiwan's higher education, and holds a leading position in the national ranking of educational systems in Taiwan. According to experts, the most popular disciplines are: "Art History", "Medicine", "Personnel Management" and "Cybernetics". The quality of education is confirmed by the presence in the first hundred of the TOP list of the level of provision of knowledge. Employers around the world are happy to hire a specialist who was released from the walls of the National University of Taiwan.

Admission and education

To enroll in the NTU you should pass exams, the results of which you will be able to enroll in a university. Two semesters of academic year allow to receive theoretical edevenly, as in other classical Taiwan universities. The acceptable price of educational services varies within the limits of 2000 cu per year. Applicants who plan to study in the magistracy, pay less than 2 thousand dollars per year. More detailed information can be found on the NTU website or related pages in social networks.

NTU Infrastructure

The capacity of the National University of Taiwan is quite large, as it receives knowledge of more than 30 thousand students. The Admissions Committee of the University accepts applications from applicants from all over the world. About 8% of foreigners receive education at this university. Foreign teachers consider it an honor to work in NTU. They constitute a significant part of the teaching staff, which is estimated at a figure of 2,800 professionals. The higher educational institution sends its graduates to other countries to exchange experience, where they make new acquaintances and get additional knowledge or practical skills. At the university there is a large library where students can develop, studying special literature and thematic periodicals.

The university offers international students support in three areas: interdisciplinary education, academic advising, and Chinese language courses.

The academic structure of the university includes the following faculties and colleges:

• Faculty of Humanities,
• Faculty of Natural Sciences,
• Faculty of Social Sciences — established in 1945 as a law faculty, renamed in 1999,
• College of Medicine — founded in 1897,
• College of Engineering — founded in 1943,
• College of Bioresources and Agriculture — founded in 1928,
• College of Management — founded in 1987,
• College of Public Health — founded in 1993,
• College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science — founded in 1997,
• School of Law — founded in 1945,
• College of Life Sciences — founded in 2003,
• International College of Politics and Economics — founded in 2024,
• International College — founded in 2021,
• College of Innovative Design — founded in 2015,
• College of Advanced Technology Research — founded in 2021,
• Center for General Education — founded in 1995,
• College of Continuing and Extension Education — founded in 1987.

In addition to the faculties listed above, the university's structure includes three separate professional colleges — of Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine, and Pharmacy.

A number of research institutes and centers operate within the engineering and agricultural faculties: an institute of hydraulic engineering research, and centers for industrial research, earthquake-resistant construction, intelligent mechanical systems, shipbuilding and marine technology, advanced green materials, nano-electromechanical systems, unmanned vehicle development, and radiation technology.

• For foreign high school applicants, a cooperation format is available with schools under the NTU International High School Alliance (the university's alliance with international high schools),
• The university's Artifacts Hall houses a Cockcroft-Walton type linear accelerator built in 1934 under the direction of physicist Bunsaku Arakatsu — according to the source, one of the first such devices in Asia, which garnered significant attention in Japanese scientific circles. In 1948, the experiment of artificially splitting a lithium atom was repeated on the restored device,
• The Faculty of Medicine is Taiwan's oldest medical educational institution: the official institution known as the Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan was founded in 1899.

The visitor center at the heart of the campus offers an online audio-guided tour of 19 points on the grounds and separate virtual tours of the main library and the library's medical division.

• The university brings together 17 faculties and specialized colleges, 61 undergraduate departments, and 154 master's and doctoral programs.

The campus brings together a museum group comprising specialized collections from various departments.

• Geology Museum — over 3,500 specimens of rocks, minerals, and fossils, opened in 2003,
• Herbarium — founded in 1929, the collection exceeds 260,000 specimen sheets, including over 1,000 type specimens, with exchanges maintained with approximately 150 scientific organizations worldwide,
• Zoological Museum — founded in 1928, the collection comprises over 20,000 specimens, with a permanent exhibition open since 2007,
• Insect Museum — founded in 1936, the collection exceeds 330,000 specimens,
• Artifact Hall — opened in 2005 on the site of a former nuclear physics laboratory, housing historic accelerator equipment from the past century,
• Agricultural Exhibition Hall — opened in 1964, the building is recognized as a historic landmark of the city of Taipei,
• University History Museum — housed in the old main library building dating from 1929, open to visitors since 2005,
• Museum of Anthropology — the collection dates to the early 20th century, reopened in 2010,
• University Archives — established in 2007, housing documents from 1945 to the present,
• Museum of Medical Humanities — housed in a Neo-Renaissance building constructed between 1907–1913, reopened after restoration in 1998.

The admissions office divides applicants into three categories: full-degree programs leading to an NTU diploma, dual-degree programs with partner universities, and non-degree study formats.

Smapse specialists will guide you through every stage of the admissions process.

The total number of students at the university is approximately 34,000.

• International applicants are eligible for the NTU Centennial Fellowship, established to mark the university's centennial anniversary.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision