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Why NTU
Why NTU NTU Past, Present, and Future Academics Campus Location and Area Libraries Sports Center Computer and Information Networking Center Off-campus Environment 10-11 6-7 8-9 8-9 10-11 10-11 2-3 4-5
Academic Information
Degree Programs Open to International Students 14-21 Academic Year Program Duration Teaching Methods Language Requirement Courses Taught in English Learning Chinese Credit Transfer 22-23 22-23 22-23 24-25 24-25 26-29 30-31
Practical Information
Fees Accommodation Living Expenses Scholarships Work Opportunities Related Offices 34-35 36-37 36-37 38-39 38-39 40-41
Application Procedure
Procedure Qualifications Required Documents Key Dates for Entry Application Deadline 44-45 46-47 48-53 54-55 54-55
NTU Main Campus Map
Quality Education
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Why NTU
Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is one of the most unique cities in the Chinese speaking world. It is not only for its 400-year history, but also for its modernity, democracy and free atmosphere. The city combines rich traditions with advanced technology and thoughts. It is a city that merges eastern and western culture. In this conict and harmony, Taipei shows its charm, vitality and diversity. For students who choose Taipei to carry out their study, they will learn to be more interculturally sensitive by living in such a multicultural and dynamic city. At the same time, a top-ranking university such as National Taiwan University (NTU) will help shape students into intellectuals with insight and vision. As one of the most prestigious and comprehensive universities in Taiwan, NTU plays an important role in developing Taipei, Taiwan and the people. NTU has been an incubator for top intellectuals, outstanding scholars and excellent researchers in every field in Taiwan.
Studying at National Taiwan University
International Degree Programs 2011/12
NTU Past, Present and Future

National Taiwan University (NTU) was founded by the Japanese in 1928 as Taihoku (Taipei) Imperial University. After World War II, the ROC government resumed the administration of Taihoku Imperial University, reorganized it and renamed it "National Taiwan University" in 1945. Currently, the university has 11 colleges, 54 undergraduate departments, and 103 graduate institutes offering 98 Master and 93 PhD programs. The number of students reached a total of 33,393 in 2009, including those from the division of Continuing Education & Professional Development. The ratio of students registering for Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programs is 4:2:1. The total number of faculty members is 3,676, among them, 1,051 are full-time professors. There are over 2,600 international students, coming from more than 60 different countries all over the world. In order to promote international competitiveness, NTU is actively expanding its international intake, extending more partnerships with top universities in the world, and increasing cooperation in the areas of student exchange, faculty exchange, and dual degree programs.
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Academics
The 11 colleges of the university are: College of Liberal Arts, College of Science, College of Social Sciences, College of Medicine, College of Engineering, College of Bio-Resources & Agriculture, College of Management, College of Public Health, College of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, College of Law, and College of Life Science. In addition to these colleges, research centers at NTU are also dedicated to academic development; there are national research centers as well as first tier research units. By participating in research projects conducted by professors, students also have the chance to carry out researches with support from the research centers. The national research centers at NTU are: Earthquake Engineering Research Center, Ocean Research Center, Nano Electromechanical System Research Center, Humanities Research Center and Disaster Research Center. Please visit our website for more details: http://www.ntu.edu.tw/
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Campus Location and Area

The total area of NTU is about 1% of the total territory of Taiwan. It is mainly distributed between the Main Campus in Gong-guan, Taipei, the College of Law Campus on Hsu-chou Road, the College of Medicine Campus and the affiliated NTU hospital on Jen-ai Road, the Experimental Farm at An-keng, the Experimental Forest and Highland Farm at Nan-tou, the Yi-lan Campus, the Hsin-chu Campus, and the Yunlin Campus. Among them, the Main Campus, Law Campus, and Medicine Campus are the main teaching campuses located in the center of Taipei city. The rest are mainly for research and experiment purposes. The following is a brief introduction to the facilities on the Main Campus:
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Main Library
There are several libraries on different campuses with a total collection of 3 million volumes. The Main Library provides books, periodicals, pamphlets, ancient books and audiovisual materials in a wide range of fields. For example, there are about 26,000 kinds of periodicals, more than 100 newspapers from all over the world and more than 30,000 electronic materials. The volumes of ancient and rare books amount to 50,000. At present, the Main Library owns the largest collection in Taiwan. The Main Library has been designated as one of the official repositories of government publications and it maintains agreements to exchange publications with over 2,000 academic and research institutions in over 60 countries.
Sports Center
The Sports Center is equipped with various modern facilities, such as a main court, a general court, an indoor swimming pool, a gym, a table tennis room, a squash court, a martial arts room, a dance room, an aerobic room, a judo room and an international conference hall. It satisfies students' needs and interests.
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Computer and Information Networking Center (C&INC)

The C&INC offers services including E-mail account application, Webmail maintenance, computer courses, and classrooms for distance education. The center is also in charge of the entire campus network, including the dormitory network, wireless network, TANet/I1, Tanet2/I2, NTU Proxy, NTU Net News, ADSL, VPN and Dial-up network connection.
Off-campus Environment
Taipei city is surrounded by the Tanshui and Keelung Rivers. There are highly concentrated highway and railway networks, and a convenient Mass Rapid Transit System (MRT ). NTU is easily accessible from all corners of the city. The famous Yangmingshan National Park in northern Taipei is about one hour away by car. Taipei offers its inhabitants the convenience of metropolitan civilization as well as the relaxed atmosphere of nature.
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2011/2012 Degree Programs Open to International Students in Academic Year 2011/2012

Bachelor's degree = B, Master's degree = M, PhD degree = D RedPrograms taught in English BlueEnough English courses to satisfy graduation requirements.

College of Liberal Arts

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Department or Graduate Institute Bachelor's Degree Program in Chinese Literature for International Students Chinese Literature Foreign Languages & Literatures History Philosophy Anthropology Library & Information Science Japanese Language & Literature Art History Linguistics Musicology Taiwan Literature
College of Science
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Department or Graduate Institute Mathematics Physics Chemistry Chemistry Division Chemical Biology Division Geosciences Geology Division Applied Geology Division Psychology General Psychology Division
Geography
Atmospheric Sciences Oceanography Physical Oceanography Division Marine Biology & Fisheries Division Marine Geology & Geophysics Division Chemical Oceanography Division Astrophysics Applied Physics
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College of Social Sciences

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College of Engineering
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Department or Graduate Institute Political Science Political Theory Division International Relations Division Public Administration Division Economics Sociology Social Work National Development Journalism
Department or Graduate Institute Civil Engineering *Earthquake Engineering Program Geotechnical Engineering Division Structural Engineering Division Hydraulic Engineering Division Transportation Engineering Division Computer-Aided Engineering Division Construction Engineering & Management Division

* Earthquake Engineering: Degree students who wish to study earthquake engineering must apply for admission to the Master's program in the Structural Engineering Division of the Department of Civil Engineering, or as a PhD student under the Department of Civil Engineering.
College of Medicine

Department or Graduate Institute Pharmacy Physical Therapy Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Pharmacology Pathology Microbiology
Mechanical Engineering Fluid Mechanics Division Thermo-science Division Aeronautics Division Solid Mechanics Division Design Division Manufacturing Division System & Control Division Chemical Engineering
Engineering Science & Ocean Engineering
Anatomy & Cell Biology
Materials Science & Engineering Environmental Engineering

Environmental Science & Engineering Division Environmental Planning & Management Division
Toxicology Molecular Medicine Immunology
Applied Mechanics Building & Planning Industrial Engineering Biomedical Engineering
Polymer Science & Engineering
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College of Management
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Department or Graduate Institute Global MBA Business Administration Business Management Division Technology Management Division Accounting Finance International Business Information Management Executive MBA Programs Accounting & Management Decision-Making Division Finance Division International Business Management Division Information Management Division Business Administration Division
College of Bio-resources & Agriculture

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Department or Graduate Institute Agronomy Crop Science Division Biometry Division Bioenvironmental Systems Engineering Agricultural Chemistry
Forestry & Resource Conservation Animal Science & Technology
Agricultural Economics Agricultural Economics Division Agricultural Economics International Program Horticulture Horticultural Crops Division Postharvest Horticulture & Processing Division Landscape Horticulture Division Veterinary Medicine Bio-Industry Communication & Development Bio-Industrial Mechatronics Engineering Entomology Plant Pathology & Microbiology Food Science & Technology Biotechnology
College of Public Health

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Department or Graduate Institute Public Health Occupational Medicine & Industrial Hygiene
Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine
Health Policy and Management Environmental Health Master of Public Health Program
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College of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

Department or Graduate Institute Electrical Engineering Computer Science & Information Engineering Photonics and Optoelectronics Communication Engineering Electronics Engineering B

College of Life Science

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Department or Graduate Institute Life Science Zoology Plant Biology Molecular & Cellular Biology
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Networking & Multimedia Biomedical Electronics & Bioinformatics
Fisheries Science Biochemical Sciences Biochemical Science & Technology
College of Law
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Department or Graduate Institute Law Legal Science Division
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Academic Year
There are two semesters in an academic year. The first one begins in the middle of September and ends in the middle of January; the second one is from the middle of February to the end of June. There are summer and winter vacations between the two semesters.
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Program Duration
Except for program of Veterinary Medicine, which requires 5-7 years, other undergraduate programs must be completed within 4-6 years. Master's programs must be completed within 1-4 years and PhD programs within 2-7 years.
Teaching Methods
Most undergraduate programs are lecture courses. Coursework includes group discussions, presentations, study papers and exams. No thesis writing is required for the bachelor's degree. Graduate programs are mainly conducted in seminars, group discussions, research and praxis. Graduate students are required to write a thesis or dissertation as partial fulfillment to complete the degree. A supervisor is very important to graduate students; thus, graduate program applicants are strongly advised to consult the intended institute for suitable supervisors before applying for admission.
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Language Requirement
Most of the undergraduate courses are instructed in Chinese. Applicants should have sufficient listening, speaking, reading and writing ability in the Chinese language. A Chinese proficiency test will be held for all accepted undergraduates before enrollment. Those who do not pass the test will have to take additional Chinese lessons for one academic year. The university will support the cost. The language requirements of every program is different. Please refer to our website: http://www.oia.ntu.edu.tw/ Prospective Students International Degree Student Admission Application Procedure Additional Requirements

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Courses Taught in English

Of the 10,000 courses offered in NTU, about 6% of them are taught in English. However, many courses in science fields are instructed in Chinese with English textbooks. For detailed course information, please consult the prospective departments / institutes. A list of courses taught in English can be viewed at http://nol.ntu.edu.tw Non-Chinese Speakers should be reminded that while English is a popular language in Taiwan and is used by many of teachers as the language of instruction, Taiwan is primarily a bastion of Chinese culture and Mandarin is the undisputed Lingua franca. Please do not expect a wide range of course across all disciplines taught in English.
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14 (15 12 / 10) 4-6 NT$35,000 (NT$29,100) 61NT$18,000 NT$500 US$16 Tel: +886-2-3366-3417 E-mail: cld222@ntu.edu.tw Website: http://cld.liberal.ntu.edu.tw

Learning Chinese
There are two language centers in NTU for students who wish to learn or improve their Chinese. Please contact them directly for application. 1. Chinese Language Division, Language Center (CLD) Programs for all levels 4 terms a year (15 hours 12 weeks / winter term is 10 weeks) 4-6 students per class Tuition fee per term: NT$35,000 US$1,130 (winter term NT$29,100US$940 ) Application Fee: NT$500US$16 NTU registered students can attend a special program: 6 hours per week, NT$18,000 per semester.

Besides, CLD also offers courses such as Taiwanese language, individual classes, and 2-3 people classes. CLD also arranges orientation and campus tour for new comers, and there are also spring and autumn excursions to famous cultural attractions.
Contact Information: Tel: +886-2-3366-3417 E-mail: cld222@ntu.edu.tw Website: http://cld.liberal.ntu.edu.tw
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2. International Chinese Language Program (ICLP) The International Chinese Language Program (ICLP) is an intensive total immersion program tailored to meet the needs of the serious Chinese learner. ICLP offers courses in a wide range of professional and practical subjects both in traditional and in simplified Chinese. ICLP operates only small classes of 1 to 4 students each and runs on a quarterly system. The 32-week Academic Year program spans 3 quarters from September to June, while the 8-week Summer Quarter begins in June and ends in August.

Programs features: Intensive 20 hours per week core program Long- and short-term customized programs available Daily one-on-one class Wide range of courses: culture, news, films, business, law, literature, classical Chinese, translation, etc. Extra-curricular activities: pronunciation class, grammar class, characterwriting class, creative writing class, calligraphy class, Chinese painting, atercolor painting, debate, field trip, etc. Frequent guest lectures by local and international scholars and artists and distinguished alumni. Modern facilities: 2 language labs, a library, a lecture hall, and a spacious lounge. Fees: Academic Year Program (3 quarters): US$11,100 Summer Program: US$3,300 Contact Information: Tel: +886-2-2363-9123 E-mail: iclp@ntu.edu.tw Website: http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw/ ICLP Bulletin: http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw/epaper/
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Tel: +886-2-2363-9123 E-mail: iclp@ntu.edu.tw Website: http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw/ : http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw/epaper/
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Credit Transfer
The credits gained in prior college or university courses can be transferred by application with approval from the department / institute of intended major. Undergraduate credits may be transferred up to a maximum of 50 credits in total. If the transferable credits exceed 50 credits, the applicant may apply to be admitted into the sophomore year, but no higher. Graduate credits can be transferred up to half of the total credits for graduation required by the graduate institute. Credit transfer application should follow the standard procedure after admission.

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The following are estimated tuition rates for the 2011/2012 academic year. The actual tuition will be announced on the relevant date Estimated expenses per year includes transportation, insurance, recreation, etc. and are for reference only. All the fees are base on NT dollars (NT$), the fees in US dollars are only rough estimates (1US$32NT$.) 2010/2011 academic year Undergraduate Programs
Fees Colleges
NT$ 4,700 NT$ 7,100 NT$9,200 NT$7,000 / / NT$7,000 ~10,000 NT$270,000~ 350,000 Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, Law Tuition per semester US$1,580 Books Housing On-campus Insurance Food Estimated expenses per year
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NT$ 5,000~8,000 / NT$62,100 NT$51,220 NT$60,520
double roomScience, Bioresources & US$1,830 US$150/ Agriculture per month single roomEngineering, Electrical US$220/ US$190/ US$1,840 US$160~250/ US$ US$290/ Engineering & per month per Computer Science 6,250~9,380 per year per semester month Medicine, Public US$1,940 Health Off-campus Management Life Science US$1,600 US$1,890 US$220~310/ per month
Graduate Programs
Fees Colleges
Tuition per semester Books Housing Insurance Food Estimated expenses per year
NT$51,280 NT$57,780 Global MBA Executive MBA NT$60,720 NT$ NT$62,360 5,000~8,000 / NT$51,580 NT$71,000 NT$100,700 NT$7,000 ~10,000 NT$320,000 ~400,000 NT$370,000~ 500,000 NT$ 4,700 NT$ 7,100 NT$9,200 NT$7,000 / /
Liberal Arts, Social US$1,600 Sciences, Law
On-campus
NT$270,000~ 350,000
Science, Biodouble roomresources & US$1,800 Agriculture, Life US$150/ Science per month Engineering, US$ single roomElectrical US$1,900 8,440~10,940 US$220/ Engineering & US$190/ Computer Science US$290/ US$156~250/ per month per per year per semester Medicine, Public US$1,950 month Health Management Global MBA Executive MBA US$1,610 US$2,220 US$3,150 Off-campus US$220~310/ per month US$ 10,000~12,500 US$ 11,560~15,630
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Accommodation
International degree students can apply for accommodation. However, the university is NOT able to arrange accommodation for couples or families. Prince (Ch. )BOT House---NTU Chang Hsing (Ch. )/ Shuei Yuan (Ch. )Dorms: Accommodation is provided by Prince Corp. in cooperation with NTU. There are two dormitories: Chang Hsin Dormitory and Shui Yuan Dormitory. The rent for a single room is about NT$7,100 (US$220) per person per month, and a double room is about NT$4,700 (US$150) per person per month. Winter and summer breaks are not free of charge. Internet and water are included in the rent, while electricity, telephone, and cable TV bills are separated. Facilities in the room include independent bathroom, bed (without mattress), table, book shelf, closet, refrigerator, air conditioning, 24-hour hot water, cable TV output, internet, and telephone output. There are spacious communal living areas, the dorm is serviced by a 24 hour manned receptions, meeting rooms in 1F lobby. Bike storage and spacious car parking area (at an additional cost) is at basement level. Sports facilities in building, separate male and female laundry rooms are located at basement level also. Information about Off-campus Accommodation: Please note that the university does not assist students to find off-campus housing, but recommends the following website: http://www.tmm.org.tw


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Time and cost for public transportation should be considered if living off -campus. It may take up to half an hour one way by MRT to get to the campus and the cost for transportation per month may be about NT$1,000 (US$32). Normally, off-campus housing accommodates 2~4 people in one apartment. Rent is about NT$7,000 (US$190) or more per month per person.
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In addition to tuition fees and accommodation costs, living expenses are expected to be around NT$10,000 (US$320) per month excluding the cost of study materials. Book expenses vary from course to course.
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Scholarships
Scholarships are offered by various organizations. Please note that admission applications and scholarship applications are separate, except for scholarships offered by NTU. Applicants who win any scholarship award are NOT guaranteed a university entrance admission, and vice versa. Applicants must pay attention to different deadlines for scholarships and school admission. Taiwan Scholarship International students may apply for the Taiwan Scholarship offered by the government. Please check http://www.edu.tw/ English Scholarships for detailed information. Applicants may apply from February 1st till end of March every year, at the Taiwan Overseas Mission (TOM) in their countries or the nearest country in case there is no TOM in the country. For information of TOMs, please check: http://www.mofa.gov.tw/ English Consular Affairs Embassies and Missions Abroad Scholarships Offered by NTU NTU has 2 different types of scholarships offered ONLY to graduate students. They are International Graduate Student ScholarshipNT$20,000/ per month for one yearand International Graduate Student Support Fund (NT$10,000/ per month for one year.Applicants do not need to submit any additional documents, indicating one's intention the NTU international student admission application form is sufficient.

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Part-Time Job Opportunities

After studying at NTU for two semesters or at a language program for one year, international students with an excellent academic performance can work in Taiwan. A work permit is required for both on- and off-campus jobs. With the exception of summer and winter vacations, students with a work permit may work up to 16 hours a week while the work permit is valid. Foreigners working in Taiwan are required to file an income tax in May annually.
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Related Offices at NTU
Other Related Offices
Please take notice as to what offices are best able to be of service to you particular problem, and approach the pertaining office directly National Taiwan University
Provides information about National Taiwan University. Tel: +886-2-3366-3366 http://www.ntu.edu.tw
Bureau of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Visa and related information.
Tel+886-2-2343-2885 or 2895 Fax+886-2-2343-2968 http://www.boca.gov.tw/
Office of International Affairs
Tel: +886-2-3366-2007 ext. 212 +886-2-2362-6801 Fax: +886-2-2362-0096 e-mail: intstudent@ntu.edu.tw http: //www.oia.ntu.edu.tw
National Immigration Agency

ARC application.
Tel: +886-2-2388-9393 ext. 2637 http://www.immigration.gov.tw/

Provides services and information for international students, including admission, scholarships, ARC, health insurance, work permit application, etc.
Ministry of Education
Tel+886-2-7736-6051 http://www.edu.tw/
Division of Undergraduate Academic Affairs
Tel: +886-2-3366-2388 ext. 220 Fax: +886-2-2363-8200 e-mail: hfkuo@ntu.edu.tw http: //reg.aca.ntu.edu.tw/ reg2007/services.htm
Provides all kinds of information about studying in Taiwan.
Information for Foreigners
Tel: +886-800-024-111 http://iff.immigration.gov.tw/
Handles affairs relating to undergraduate students' academic requests, e.g. enrollment, student ID card, transcript, diploma, leave of absence and resumption to the study, etc.
Provides all kinds of information that a foreigner needs to know in Taiwan.
Division of Graduate Academic Affairs
Tel: +886-2-3366-2388 ext. 411 Fax: +886-2-2363-4383 e-mail: lupony@ntu.edu.tw http: //gra103.aca.ntu.edu.tw/ gra2007/services.htm
Handles affairs relating to graduate students' academic requests.
Student Housing Service Section
Tel: +886-2-3366-2264~8 Fax: +886-2-2369-6404 e-mail: admdorm@ntu.edu.tw http://dorm.osa.ntu.edu.tw/ main.php
Student Dormitories allocation and management.
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Procedure
1. Please make sure that you are eligible to apply as an international student. (P47) 2. Please check if the departments/ institutes that you intend to apply are open to international students.(P.14) 3. Prepare all required documents.(P49) 4. Check if the intended departments/ institutes have extra required documents or oral/written tests. 5. Fill in the online application form on the OIA website, and print out all required forms. 6. D e l i v e r p e r s o n a l l y o r p o s t t h e complete application package to the OIA office before the deadline (The post must arrive in the OIA office before the deadline).

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The applicant must qualify for legal student status pursuant to Article Two of the Ministry of Education's "Regulations Regarding International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan" of February 1, 2011. Violation of the MOE Regulation will result in immediate cancellation of the applicants admission or the deprivation of the applicants recognized status as NTU registered student, or revocation of applicants NTU diploma. No academic certificate will be given. International students with a high school diploma are eligible to apply for undergraduate studies at NTU; Bachelors degree for Masters programs; Masters degree for PhD programs.


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All documents must be arranged according to the following order without other binding. Whether admitted or not, no application documents will be returned. A complete application must include the following: 1. Check list The form will be generated after filling in the on-line application form. 2. Four application forms The application form can ONLY be filled in and printed online please go to: http://www.oia.ntu.edu.tw/ Prospective Students International Degree Student Admission Application Procedure Online Application System 3. Two photocopies of the original diploma Undergraduate program applicants: high school diploma (or above). Master's program applicants: Bachelor's degree diploma (or above). PhD program applicants: Master's degree diploma (or above). Graduating students are not required to hand in the diplomas during the application. However, once admitted, diplomas must be submitted at the time of registration, or admission will be cancelled. 4. Two English or Chinese translations of the original diploma (if applicable) This is only necessary when the original diploma issued by the institution is not in English or in Chinese. Translation of the diploma can be substituted by a certification of degree conferral issued by the original institution.


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Two original transcripts issued by the institution Undergraduate program applicants: high school (or above) transcripts Master's program applicants: Bachelor's (or above) degree transcripts PhD program applicants: Master's (or above) degree transcripts
6. Two English or Chinese translations of the original transcripts (if applicable) This is only necessary when the original transcripts issued by the institution are not in English or in Chinese. * Once admitted, foreign diplomas and transcripts must be verified by the Taiwan Overseas Missions in the country of the institution. If there are no Taiwan Overseas Missions in the country, please ask nearby Taiwan Overseas Missions.
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7. Two letters of recommendation At least two letters of recommendation are required, and they should be written by the applicant's teacher or employer. All recommendation letters must be written in Chinese or in English. A suggested format can be downloaded at http://www.oia.ntu.edu.tw/ Prospective Students International Degree Student Admission Downloads 8. Additional requirements by the intended department/institute (if applicable) Detailed information regarding admission requirements of different departments/ institutes can be obtained online at http://www.oia.ntu.edu.tw/ Prospective Students International Degree Student Admission Application Procedure Additional Requirements Please note that some departments / institutes require additional oral or written tests. 9. Proof of Language Proficiency (if applicable) Please check on-line for detailed information regarding the admission requirements of different departments/ institutes. http://www.oia.ntu.edu.tw/ Prospective Students International Degree Student Admission Application Procedure Additional Requirements 10. Other Reference Documents (if applicable) Applicants are free to attach any extra documents for reference. 11. Financial statement Scholarship award winners MUST include documented proof. Otherwise, a recent 3-month bank deposit statement of at least NT$300,000 (US$9,500) or more must be provided. The statement should be issued by the bank after November 1st , 2010. If the statement is not in the name of the applicant, a declaration with signature from the sponsor must be included, mentioning the relationship between the sponsor and the applicant, and guarantee to be responsible for the applicant's whole expense in Taiwan. A suggested format can be downloaded at http://www.oia.ntu.edu.tw/ Prospective Students International Degree Student Admission Downloads * For Global MBA applicants, the scholarship winners should remain submit additional bank deposit statement of at least NT$100,000 (US$3,100). 12. Declaration form The form will be generated after filling in the on-line application form. 13. Authorization form The form will be generated after filling in the on-line application form. 14. Application fee (non-refundable) Paying within Taiwan: NT$2,000/ Paying from abroad: US$70 (Other currencies are not acceptable). Applications that have not paid the application fee will not be processed. Application fee is non-refundable.

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Instruction for paying If paying within Taiwan, an invoice will be generated after filling in the online application form. Please make the payment by telegram transfer through banks/ ATMs in Taiwan or pay directly at the bank. Enclose a copy of the receipt in the application package. Do NOT send CASH or CHECKS. Bank Name: Hua Nan Bank (NTU Branch) Branch Account: National Taiwan University Account Number: as indicated on the invoice Bank Address: 1, Sec.4, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei 10617, Taiwan.

Bene ciary's Name: National Taiwan University Bene ciary's Address: 1, Sec.4, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei 10617, Taiwan. Bene ciary's Account Number: as indicated on the invoice Bene ciary's Bank Name: HUA NAN BANK SWIFT code: HNBKTWTP Bene ciary's Bank Address: HUA NAN BANK (NTU Branch) 1, Sec.4, Roosevelt Rd. Taipei 10617, Taiwan. 15. 1 16. 1 () 17. ()
If paying from abroad, an account number of remittance will be generated after lling in the online application form, and the application fee should be remitted to the university through foreign banks. Enclose a copy of the receipt in the application package. Do NOT send CASH. Bene ciary's Name: National Taiwan University Bene ciary's Address: 1, Sec.4, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei 10617, Taiwan. Bene ciary's Account Number: as indicated on the invoice Bene ciary's Bank Name: HUA NAN BANK SWIFT code: HNBKTWTP Bene ciary's Bank Address: HUA NAN BANK (NTU Branch) 1, Sec.4, Roosevelt Rd. Taipei 10617, Taiwan. Note: Please attach the receipt to the invoice 15. One photocopy of the applicant's passport 16. One photocopy of the applicant's ROC alien resident certi cate (if available) 17. Certificate of the Loss of the Nationality of Republic of China, Arrival-Departure Records, Certificate of the R.O.C. Non-Household Registration, or other credentials ( if applicable) Applicants who are qualified pursuant to the Section II, Article Two of the Ministry of Educations Regulations Regarding International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan will need to submit the aforementioned documents. For more details, please contact the Office of International Affairs, National Taiwan University.
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18. Priority list (if applicable) One can apply for a maximum of 3 departments / institutes at the same time. In this case, please DUPLICATE the whole application package, including the application fee. And a Priority List must be submitted. The form will be generated after filling in the on-line application form. Notes: 1. As for the translation, it is required to have the translation verified by an authorized organization (such as the TOM (Taiwan Overseas Mission) in the applicant's country or a translation agency). To sum up, one needs to prepare Two original documents and Two original verified translations. 2. If the original documents are required, it is recommended to submit them. If the admission result is inuenced by not submitting the required documents, it is applicant's own responsibility.

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Key Dates for Entry

January 3, 2011---March 15, 2011 Submit your applications to OIA, NTU May 17, 2011 Post results on OIA website May 30, 2011 Admission / rejection notices are sent to all applicants
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Application Deadline
The application package must be delivered personally or posted (remote areas are recommended to use DHL or FedEx service) to the following address by March 15, 2011. Applications received after the deadline will not be processed. International Degree Students Admission Office of International Affairs National Taiwan University Room 419, 4F, 2nd Administration Building No. 1, Section 4, Roosevelt Road, Taipei 10617, Taiwan
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NTU Main Campus Map

Studying at National Taiwan University

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NTU Past, Present and Future

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Campus Location and Area

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Computer and Information Networking Center (C&INC)

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2011/2012 Degree Programs Open to International Students in Academic Year 2011/2012

College of Liberal Arts

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College of Social Sciences

Engineering Science & Ocean Engineering

Anatomy & Cell Biology

Materials Science & Engineering Environmental Engineering

Toxicology Molecular Medicine Immunology

Applied Mechanics Building & Planning Industrial Engineering Biomedical Engineering

Polymer Science & Engineering

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College of Bio-resources & Agriculture

Forestry & Resource Conservation Animal Science & Technology

College of Public Health

Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

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College of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

College of Life Science

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Networking & Multimedia Biomedical Electronics & Bioinformatics

Fisheries Science Biochemical Sciences Biochemical Science & Technology

Department or Graduate Institute Law Legal Science Division

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Courses Taught in English

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Contact Information: Tel: +886-2-3366-3417 E-mail: cld222@ntu.edu.tw Website: http://cld.liberal.ntu.edu.tw

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Tel: +886-2-2363-9123 E-mail: iclp@ntu.edu.tw Website: http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw/ : http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw/epaper/

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NT$50,460 NT$58,520 NT$58,940

NT$ 5,000~8,000 / NT$62,100 NT$51,220 NT$60,520

Liberal Arts, Social US$1,600 Sciences, Law

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http://ntudorm.prince.com.tw/Introduction_List.aspx : http://www.tmm.org.tw 15-30 1,000 322-4 7,000190

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