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History of NTUE

The National Taipei University of Education (NTUE) began in 1895, 16 years before Republic of China was founded, was initially named “National Taipei Teachers College”. Following the retrocession of Taiwan from Japan in 1945, the Government renamed the school “Taiwan Provincial Normal School” in December that year. In 1961, the school’s name changed again to “Taiwan Provincial Junior Teachers College”, and then, upgraded to “Taiwan Provincial Taipei Normal College” in 1987. In 1991, it was renamed to “National Taipei Teachers College” before the final current name of “National Taipei University of Education” in 2005.

 

Prospects

NTUE continues to be the cradle of training elementary school teachers. We strive to be an excellent and innovative university specializing in teachers training and educational research.

 

International Cooperation

National Taipei University of Education actively pursues a policy of international academic collaboration. Links with higher education institutions worldwide are formed and maintained through formal academic agreements, exchange programs, symposia and visits. At present, the University has solid relationships with more than 100 universities, and institutions around the world. Many of the faculty members have visited overseas academic partners for research and fact-finding purposes. International scholars are frequently invited to the university to give lectures or participate in symposia. The University strives to expand and strengthen its connections with other well-known institutions in the world and aims to make itself a valuable partner to all cooperative institutions in the years to come.

 

Location

NTUE is centrally located in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan and the biggest city. Taipei offers a wide variety of things to see and do, appealing to visitors and students around the world. Taipei is home to world-famous and one of the world’s tallest building—Taipei 101. More importantly, the school is in the heart of Taipei’s cultural and financial district, and is near to the world renowned National Palace Museum, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei 101, Ximending, Yangmingshan National Park and many other city attractions.

College of Education

Our alumni hold key positions in education research, administration, curriculum development, teaching materials and community development.

• Department of Education (Master Programs in Educational Innovation and Evaluation; in Life Education) (BA, MA)
• Department of Social and Regional Development (BA, MA)
• Department of Special Education (Master Programs in Special Education; in Early Intervention Services) (BA, MA)
• Department of Early Childhood and Family Education (BA, MA)
• Department of Educational Management (Master and Doctoral Programs in Educational Policy and Management; Master Program in Culture and Education Law) (BA, MA, ML, PhD)
• Graduate School of Curriculum, Instruction, and Communications and Technology (MA, PhD)
• Department of Psychology and Counseling (BA, MA)

College of Humanities and Arts

Our students learn to create art at the highest possible level, and to meet the needs of the arts industry.

• Department of Language and Creative Writing (International Doctoral Program in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language) (BA, MA, PhD)
• Department of Children English Education (Master Program in English Education) (BA, MA)
• Department of Arts and Design (BA, MA, PhD)
• Department of Music (BA, MA)
• Graduate School of Taiwanese Culture (MA)
• Department of Cultural and Creative Industries Management (BA, MA)

College of Science

Our academic achievements in the fields of mathematics, science and physical education are well known. We continue to train educators and develop professionals to meet today's technological needs.

• Department of Mathematics and Information Education (Master Program in Mathematics Education) (BA, MA)
• Department of Science Education (BA, MA, PhD)
• Department of Physical Education (BA, MA)
• Department of Computer Science (BA, MA)
• Department of Digital Technology Design (Master Program in Toy and Game Design) (BA, MA)

International Master's Program

• MA in Critical and Curatorial Studies of Contemporary Art (taught in English)
  An opportunity to be familiar with studies of contemporary art from various vantage points of the globe, especially from Asia Pacific.
• International Master’s Program of Learning and Instruction (taught in English)
  This program focuses on learner-centered instruction, learning theories and strategies.
• Master's Program of Administration in Southeast Asia (taught in Chinese)
  The MBA program invites professors, experts interdisciplinary, including management, marketing, finance, human resource, entrepreneurship and culture study.

Undergraduate Students

Fees	College of Humanities	College of Science
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees	NTD$ 45,700	NTD$ 53,200
Credit Fee - Undergraduate (per credit)	NTD$2,340	NTD$2,340
Keyboard Instrument and Facility Maintenance fee	NTD$630	NTD$630
Internet access fee	NTD$330	NTD$330
Undergraduate music tutorial fee for Department of Music (per credit)	NTD$9,500	NTD$9,500
On-Campus Accommodation (per semester)	NTD$8,350	NTD$8,350
Wo-Long Accommodation A (per 6 months)	NTD$25,200	NTD$25,200
Group insurance fee	263 (based on actual charges)	263 (based on actual charges)

 

Master Students

Fees	College of Humanities	College of Science
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees	NTD$ 45,700	NTD$ 52,600
Credit Fee – Master’s Program (per credit)	NTD$2,920	NTD$2,920
Internet access fee	NTD$330	NTD$330
Thesis advisor and oral examination fee	NTD$13,500	NTD$13,500
Graduate tutorial fee for Department of Music (per credit)	NTD$9,500	NTD$9,500
Wo-Long Accommodation A (per 6 months)	NTD$25,200	NTD$25,200
Group insurance fee	NTD$263(based on actual charges)	NTD$263 (based on actual charges)

 

Doctoral Students

Fees	College of Humanities	College of Science
Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees	NTD$ 46,200	NTD$ 54,000
Credit Fee – Doctoral Program (per credit)	NTD$2,920	NTD$2,920
Internet access fee	NTD$330	NTD$330
Thesis advisor and oral examination fee	NTD$17,500	NTD$17,500
Wo-Long Accommodation A (per 6 months)	NTD$25,200	NTD$25,200
Group insurance fee	NTD$263 (based on actual charges)	NTD$263(based on actual charges)

NTUE International Students Scholarship aims to recruit outstanding students of foreign nationality to study at NTUE and promote academic internationalization.

Eligibility:  International degree students who meet the article 2 of “International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan” (an individual of foreign nationality, who has never held nationality status from the Republic of China and who does not possess an overseas Chinese student status at the time of their application).

Qualified applicants:

1. A newly admitted and outstanding student who has not received any other scholarships (including any other scholarships from the Taiwan government).
2. Outstanding international students in NTUE.

Application Schedule and Materials:
Please apply to the Division of International Affairs according to this guideline.

1. New student: Application form.
2. Current student: Application form, Transcripts, Certificate of Registration.

Amount and Award Period of the Scholarship:

1. Undergraduate students:

• Amount of scholarships: NTD $4,000 to 6,000 per month/per person.
• Award Period: September to December (New student) January to December (Current student)

2. Graduate students:

• Amount of scholarships: NTD$ 6,000 to 8,000 per month/per person.
• Award Period: September to December (New student) January to December (Current student)

3. The number of recipients for each year is subject to the amount of funds allocated to NTUE by the Ministry of Education.
4. The maximum length of time a student is entitled to receive the scholarship is four academic years for undergraduate students, two academic years for students in master programs, and four academic years for students in doctoral programs.
5. Awardees shall provide administrative assistance to the respective department or administrative office for at least 72 hours per year.
6. The scholarship should be terminated immediately after awardees’ suspension, withdrawal or graduation from studies; the scholarship received should be reclaimed.

Issue	Office	TEL	E-mail
Acceptance of applications	Admissions, Office of Academic Affairs	+886-2-27321104 ext.82015	vanessa.lee@mail.ntue.edu.tw
Program requirements	Various Departments	+886-2-27321104 transferred to respective departments	See announcements by each recruiting department.
Admission results	Admissions, Office of Academic Affairs	+886-2-27321104 ext.82015	vanessa.lee@mail.ntue.edu.tw
Arrival, visas, insurances, scholarships	Division of International Affairs	+886-2-27321104 ext.82137	acrd@mail.ntue.edu.tw
Registration	Registrar, Office of Academic Affairs	+886-2-27321104 ext.82016	conor20634@tea.ntue.edu.tw