國立臺灣大學

2022/2023 AY Pre-Arrival GuidebookYOUR
C O ORDINATORI S

W ELC OMETO
N T U

Welcome
Congratulations on your admission to National Taiwan University! We are delighted
to welcome you into our unique and close-knit community. In Chinese, we call such
affinity 緣分 (yuánfèn): luck that brings different people together. By coming to NTU,
you’re joining Taiwan’s top university, a leading international university providing
outstanding teaching and research opportunities and a vibrant and challenging intellectual environment.

A warm and open community

Moving abroad can be a challenge even for experienced globetrotters. You might havebeen nervous to leave home and might miss your family and friends. And while thesefeelings are understandable, I am confident that you will experience an open and warm
f community at NTU, and will always feel safe, valued and at home.

A cosmopolitan campus

NTU’s global appeal continues to make our university increasingly international, andour campus is home to students from more than 75 countries. As an international student, you will play an integral role in the university, providing intellectual input andcontributing your unique perspective both inside and outside the classroom. Besides,
you will be able to learn about Taiwanese culture as well as about the cultures of otherinternational students around you.

A supportive environment

The OIA will be your main resource during your stay at NTU, offering information,
support and plenty of services to make your stay as smooth and fruitful as possible.
Please feel free to stop in with any questions and problems you encounter; we will bedelighted to see and support you.

A safe place to realize your potential

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Taiwan is offering a safe environment with outstanding epidemic prevention. NTU’s campus remains safe and classes are mostly conductedin person. We hope you will build wonderful memories during your time at NTU andexperience a safe and stimulating place to learn, grow, and realize your potential.

H si a o - Wei Y u an , P h D
Vi c e P resi d ent for In te r n atio n a l A ffair s
N a t i o na l Ta i wa n Un ive r s ity

C OL L E G E C O OR DI NATOR S

College

Coordinator

Email

Mr. Meng-jung Chuang

mjchuang@ntu.edu.tw

College of Science

Ms. Lu-Wen CHEN

luwenchen@ntu.edu.tw

College of Social Sciences

Ms. Sheila HUNG

syhung@ntu.edu.tw

College of Medicine

Ms. Chi-Chen YANG

gingeryang@ntu.edu.tw

College of Engineering

Ms. Mina TANG

minatang@ntu.edu.tw

College of Bioresources andAgriculture

Ms. Joanne YEH

ntuciaeae@ntu.edu.tw

College of Management

Ms. Joyce WU

joycewu@ntu.edu.tw

College of Public Health

Ms. Yun-Hsin LIU

ntuihc@ntu.edu.tw

College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Ms. Yu-Rou TSANG

yuroutsang@ntu.edu.tw

College of Law

Ms. Wen-Ling WU

ntulawintex@ntu.edu.tw

College of Life Sciences

Ms. Yu-Chen CHEN

ntucolsciae@ntu.edu.tw

College of Liberal Arts

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OIA COORDINATORS
University-level Exchange Students

Ms. Charlotte CHOU
Americas (Exclude UC & CSU),
and Asia
NTU Scholarship for Incoming
Exchange Students

Europe, Oceania, and Africa
Tel: +886 (0)2 33662007 ext. 207
E: intstudent@ntu.edu.tw

Tel: +886 (0)2 33662007 ext. 209
E: charlottechou@ntu.edu.tw

Ms. Joy WANG
University of California (UC)
California State University (CSU)
Tel: +886 (0)2 33662007 ext. 208
E: joywang@ntu.edu.tw

Visiting Students

General/Enhancing Chinese

Ms. Lisa LIN

Ms. Nicole THEODORE
Tel: +886 (0)2 33662007 ext. 344
E: nicoletheo@ntu.edu.tw

Tel: +886 (0)2 33662007 ext. 210
E: linhsuan@ntu.edu.tw

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CONTENTS

Student Identity
Visa
Finance
Accommodation
Course Selection
Health Exam and Insurance
Welcome Activities
Survival Information
Disruptive Behavior
Package Check-List
Appendix

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Student
Identity
NTU has a number of exchange student
programs; each is run by a different administrative unit. The Office of International Affairs (OIA) is in charge of university-level exchange/visiting student
programs, while individual college/departments run their own college/department-level exchange student programs.
You are obligated to abide by NTU regulations regardless of which program you
participate in.
You can use your NTU student identification number to check your exchange/visiting status. The status distinction is important because different regulations and administrative process may apply.

Exchange/Visiting Student ID NumberTthe first letter
T Bachelor
A Master
C PhD

1

1

7 0

1

1

2 4

the third to last letter

1 University-level Exchange Student
2 College/Department-level Exchange Student
3 Visiting Student

Information provided in this booklet applies to both exchange students and visiting students. Visiting students are entitled to the same rights and held to the same
responsibilities as exchange students. College/department-level exchange students
should directly consult the respective college/department offices for questions concerning admissions, registration, as well as other academic and living supports.
Note: Please contact your college/department exchange coordinator for further assistance.
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Visa
According to the govern policy released on July 26, 2021, the border control
measures for all foreign citizens became stricter. Entry to Taiwan will continue
to be suspended for foreign nationals without a valid R.O.C. (Taiwan) Resident
Certificate or an entry permit.
Contact the Taiwan diplomatic mission in your country/region for the most upto-date information on visa, including application procedures and required
documents, restrictions, etc. For students from Mainland China, please skip
this chapter and refer to the Entry Permit guideline sheet provided separately.
less than 180 days
Visitor Visa
more than 180 days

Visitor Visa
Extension

Resident Visa

within 30 days
(from the next day of arrival)

Resident Visa

Alien Resident Certificate (ARC)

within 30 days
(from the next day of arrival)

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Visitor Visa
1.We recommended students who stay for 1 semester or less to apply for the
Visitor Visa.
2.Please consult with the Taiwan diplomatic mission or visit Bureau of Consular Affairs’ website for information.
3.You may need to apply for a Visitor Visa Extension if the duration of staylisted on your visa does not cover the full length of your exchange/visiting
period. Overstaying your visa may result in fines. Please consult with National Immigration Agency for more information.

Resident Visa
1.The Resident Visa is recommended for students who stay for 1 academic
year.
2.Please consult with a Taiwan diplomatic mission or visit Bureau of Consular Affairs’ website for more information.
3.You must apply for an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) at the National
Immigration Agency within 30 days atfter your entry in Taiwan with a
Resident Visa.

Changing from a Visitor
Visa to a Resident Visa
If you have applied for a Visitor Visain your home country but you plan on
studying in NTU for 1 academic year,
you may need to change your Visitor
Visa to a Resident Visa. Please remember to apply for an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) at National Immigration
Agency within 30 days after receiving
the visa.

Former Student Says...

“The info package contains the invitation letter and an information brochure. Especially the invitation letter is very important as
it is needed for the visa application and to get registered at theuniversity.”-Netherlands

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If You Hold Dual-Citizenships Including a Taiwanese Passport...
...and plan to enter Taiwan with your Taiwanese passport, please note that maleTaiwanese citizens may be required to complete military service. Please consult
with relevant authorities and make sure you understand related regulations before arriving in Taiwan. NTU are unable to provide assistance with issues related
to military service.

Where to do What?

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Finance

NTD*/Semester (4 months)
On-campus Accommodation

30,000

Textbooks / Stationery

6,500

Campus Internet Access Fee

600**

Food

35,000Public Transportation

5,000Entertainment / Miscellaneous

15,000Quarantine Fee

20,000Estimated Total

NTD 112,100* 1 NTD = 0.029USD = 0.029 EUR, Jul. 2022**Required for all students

Taoyuan International Airport may be the most convenient location to
exchange foreign currencies into New Taiwan Dollars, as most banks in
Taipei City only accept limited types of foreign currencies, which may
include US dollars, Euros, Japanese Yen, Chinese Yuan and HK dollars.
Please check with the bank before heading over.
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Opening a Bank AccountBring your passport and ARC to a local bank and fill out all necessary forms;
you can ask the bank teller for help. To open a bank account, you have to deposit at least TWD 1,000. We strongly advise that you apply for a bank card, so
you’ll be able to withdraw money from ATMs at any time.
1.If you don’t have an ARC, you must have an UI No. to open a bank account.
To apply for an UI No., please refer to National Immigration Agency’s website.
2.If you are under 20, you are not considered a legal adult under the law in
Taiwan. You will need a letter of consent by your guardian in Taiwan, or by
an embassy-approved overseas legal guardian. It is often easier to solicit parental or legal consent before you arrive.

Using Credit Cards/Bank Cards
Before you leave for Taiwan, consult the bank in your home country whether you
can use your credit cards/bank cards to withdraw money in Taiwan and what thetransaction charges are.

Former Student Says...

“Taiwan is primarily a cash only place so be prepared with sufficient cash or have a card that will allow you to take out cash froman ATM.”-Australia

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Do rm i t o r yPrince House-Shui-Yuan Dorm and Resident Directors
Ms. Shu-Wen Hsu
Prince House Dormitory,
Building A

Ms. Ia-Fen Iang
Prince House Dormitory,
Building B

Tel: +886-2-2363-1066 ext. 10130
E: bellahsu@ntu.edu.tw

Tel: +886 (0)2 2363 1066 ext. 20174
E: yiafen@ntu.edu.tw

Ms. Yi-Chen Lin
Prince House Dormitory,
Building C

Ms. Hsiu-Ling Wang
Prince House Dormitory,
Building C

Tel: +886-2-3366-9554
E: linyc@ntu.edu.tw

Tel: +886 (0)2 2363 1066 ext. 30162
E: slingwang@ntu.edu.tw

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Room Type

Twin Suite *Dormitory rooms do not come with beddings.

Twin Suite(Shared by 2 students)

Single Suite

1.Monthly rent: TWD 7800
1.Monthly rent: TWD 5100/student(Rent includes water and internet(Rent includes water and internet
bills, but excludes electricity bill)bills, but excludes electricity bill)
2.Partially furnished:
2.Partially furnished:(1)bed, table, chair, closet, bookcase.
(1)bed, table, chair, closet, bookcase.
(2)fridge, and air conditioner are pro(2)fridge, and air conditioner are
vided.
provided.
3.NOT provided: beddings, cable TV,
3.NOT provided: beddings, cable TV,
heating system
heating system

Former Student Says...

“The university made it convenient, providing stalls rightoutside the dorms during the first few weeks, which soldhousehold necessities such as shower curtains, Wifi cords, garbage bins, and much more. Mattresses and blankets were also
sold, so you didn’t have to go far to find what you needed.”-Canada15

Remarks and Notes
1.You are guaranteed a spot in the dormitory if you check “yes” for accommodation in the online application system.
2.Roommates will be randomly assigned.
3.NTU cannot provide student housing for couples or families.

Rent and Security Deposit Remarks and Notes
1.To complete reservation of your dormitory room, you must complete the following two items:(1)Pay the deposit, which is equivalent to two months’ rent, and the firstmonth’s rent by the deadline specified in the Deposit Payment Notice sentby the dorm.
(2)Provide a copy of your payment receipt to the dormitory.
2. To pay the rent prior to the 5th day of every month, you can reach receptionists for the deposit slip or to pay in person at any local banks in Taiwan.
3. If you have a local bank account, ATM transferring is an alternative.
4. Exchange/visiting students will be charged one month of the rental fee as
penalty for terminating their tenancy agreements before their exchange period ends.

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Leisure Facilities Openfrom 07:00 to 23:00

Check-out Procedureand Security Deposit
Refunding
1.Take the check-out application
form at reception desk 45 days
before you leave, otherwise,international remittance is the
only way to take back deposit.
2.Complete the check-out procedure on your leaving day
at the reception desk and thereceptionists will refund yourdeposit after checking the facilities.
3.If you’ve completed your exchange program and would
like to move-out earlier, pleasecontact your exchange coordinator in advance.

TV Room with microwave
toaster, and electric pot

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DORM ROOM POLICIESExcerpt taken from Prrince House Dormitory Regulation

1.Visitors: All visitors are obliged toregister at the front desk. The visitor
needs to claim for a badge and wait
for the resident to be accompaniedat the lobby. Visitors without registration are not permitted to enter or
use the electronic key.
2.Visiting time: The visiting time forvisitors is 07:00-23:00. Visitors are
obliged to leave before 23:00. For
visitors that stay overnight will not
be tolerated. The resident will bereported to the counselor and a further action will be taken.
3.Smoking: All residents should beaware that Prince House Dorms isa non-smoking area. Smoking istherefore prohibited. Smoking areas are located in front of building
C. The resident can turn to the front
desk for more advice of the smoking
areas.
4.Rent: Residents are required to pay
for the monthly rent no later than
the 5th every month. It is allowed to
pay for all the months at one time.
5.Room switch: All residents are allowed to switch room once every semester. Room switch requests will
only be handling every month fromthe 25th to the end of the month (except July and August). Residents are
not allowed to change their rooms,
move any furniture or lend theirroom to other people without permission.
6.Laundry room: Residents shouldtake away their personal belongings
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immediately after use of the washing machine or dryer. This is highly recommended by Prince House,
as we experience a lot of residents
missing their belonging. Prince
House Dorms does not provide detergent. Residents are therefore recommended to bring their own andnot use others.
7.Clothesline area: All residents
should remember to retrieve them
personal belongings at the clothesline area. Items that are not retrieved for week will be recycled by
the staff.
8.Drinking water machine: All residents should maintain the watermachine after use.
9.Bicycle parking: Prince House
Dorms provide parking areas infront of all buildings. Bicycle parked
outside the specify areas will be detained.
10.All Prince House Dorms main
doors are secured with an electronic
lock. Residents should be reminded
to use the electronic key and closethe door afterwards.
11.Corridors and other public areas
are not for personal use. According
to the fire regulations, residents are
not allowed to place any personal
belonging in those areas in case offire.
12.All residents should keep their
voice low after 23:00 both in publicareas and in their room, in order toavoid disturbance.

Off-campus
Accommodation
The following are some of the off-campus accommodation places that might
be helpful to you. Please note that the University is not responsible for finding off-campus housing for students. We encourage you to be assisted by alocal friend while searching for accommodation outside the NTU campus.

International House of Taipei
International House is located in the mountains of the Xindian area, not
far from MRT Qizhang Station. Quiet environment and beautiful scenery
where you can relax from the city bustle and hustle. IHT has a long experience in providing affordable accommodation services to scholars andstudents. It also offers daily transportation to universities and language
centers, including NTU.
••••

Price Range: 7,600 - 19,000 NTD/month
Address: 102, XinPo 1st St., Xindian City, Taipei County
Email: ih102@ms16.hinet.net
For more information visit: http://mmweb.tw/1962/

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Tsuei Ma Ma Foundation
Housing non-profit organization founded to solve the problem of unaffordable accommodation in Taipei. TMM createda web platform where you can find safe housing options andreliable landlords. They also provide rent-related consulting
services for a reasonable price.
•••

Price range: 5,000 - 40,000 NTD/month
Website: https://www.tmm.org.tw (Chinese only)
Rent platform: https://rent.tmm.org.tw/

My Room Abroad
Internet platform created to connect future international
students with trustworthy landlords. You can choose from
more than 3,000 verified rooms around Taipei universities,
including NTU. A safe and convenient way to find accommodation for short-term use.
••

Price range: 9,000 - 16,000 NTD/month
Website: http://www.myroomabroad.com/

World Scholar House
Hostel type accommodation situated in the heart of the Taipei oldest district, close to Ximending shopping district. As
is close to MRT Xiaonanmen Station, you can easily cometo NTU by metro, in less than 10 minutes. Small and friendly place with affordable prices for both private and dormtype rooms.
•••

Price Range: 10,500 - 7,000 NTD/month
Address: No.10-4, Guangzhou St., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei
Website: http://worldscholarhouse.com/index.html

20May Rooms Taipei NTU Gongguan
Cozy hostel in an industrial style located in the Gongguan
district, close to NTU. You can find numerous Taiwanese
specialty snacks and delicious food nearby, or take a ridealong the riverside bikeway. Fully equipped kitchen anda comfortable lounge where you can interact with otherguests. May Rooms also offer daily free walking tours - anopportunity to know Taipei better.
••••

Price Range: 500 - 1,200 NTD/day
Address: No. 208, Section 4, Roosevelt Rd, Wenshan Dist., Taipei, 116
Email: mayrooms.ntu@gmail.com
Website: https://mayrooms.info/ntu/

9floorShare-houses designed to provide the warmth of home.
9floor apartments have minimalistic interiors and coffee-shop like common spaces. You do not need to remember to pay the rent as they provide automated bill payment with all the utilities included. 9floor team also offers
regular social events and communal meals created jointlywith local cultural organizations, so you can connect to thecurrent residents.
•••

Price Range: 6,000 - 21,800 NTD/month
Email: support@9floor.co
Website: 9floor.co

To keep in mind ...

The closer the apartment is to the MRT, the higher the rent.
Therefore, it might be better to accept a 5 to 10 minutes walk to
the closer MRT station in order to save some money monthly.

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Borderless House
Multicultural share house where you can live with Taiwanese people. Borderless House keeps a 50/50 ratio
between local and foreign residents. Best place to master your language abilities and have a cultural exchange
while living under the same roof. Each house is full of
diverse cultures, languages, and traditions.
•••Price Range: 6,500 - 15,000 NTD/month
Email: info@borderless-house.tw
Website: http://www.borderless-house.com/tw/

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Cours e
Selec ti o n
NTU has acquired a reputation for academic excellence and cutting-edge research, all right in the heart of Asia. This chapter guides
you through academic administrative matters such as course enrollment and transcripts so that you can take advantage of a wide rangeof academic programs in Taiwan.
All exchange/visiting students can take courses offered by departments/
institutes outside of their majors. Course information and schedule can befound on the NTU Course Information System at nol.ntu.edu.tw/. To search
for a course, you need to first select the academic year. Note the if you use theChinese version of the NTU Online Course Information, 111-1 means 2022-Fall(The First Semester of 2022/2023 AY from September 2022 to January 2023), and
111-2 means 2023-Spring (The Second Semester of 2022/2023 AY from February
2023 to June 2023).
Lectures and examinations are typicallyconducted in Chinese. If you do not havesufficient knowledge of Chinese, you
should consult the professor or instructor before enrolling in a certain course.
Course information for the new semester
will be announced roughly a month before the start of the semester. Before this,you may refer to course schedules fromprior semesters or consult your department/college offices directly.
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Student Volunteer
For questions concerninga particular course or thecourse selection proceduresin general, you may consult
the course instructor/department or reach out to your student volunteer.
For system operation, you
may also consult your student volunteer or refer to theInstruction to Course Selection for detail information.

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Validate your NTU Student AccountBefore the course selection, please access the website of Computer and Information Networking Center first at changepassword.cc.ntu.edu.tw to change yourpassword so that your account can be activated. Once your account is activated,
you can log into the course selection system to sign up for courses.
Username: Student ID (use lower case alphabet)
Preset password: “a” plus your “birth date” (yyyymmdd)[Example]
Username: t11121999
Preset passpord: a20030920 (if the birth date is September 20, 2003)
If you cannot log in to change your password or have any questions regarding
the activation of your student account, please contact Computer and Information Networking Center directly at cchelp@ntu.edu.tw.

Course Units and Hours
Please refer to the below chart for class times. This information can also be foundunder “schedule classroom” on the NTU course information website. For instance, “Mon 78” stands for Monday 14:20-16:20.
Please be noted that you cannot take courses with conflicting schedules.
Code

Hours

Code

Hours

Code

Hours

0

07:10–08:00

5

12:20–13:10

10

17:30–18:20

1

08:10–09:00

6

13:20–14:10

A

18:25–19:15

2

09:10–10:00

7

14:20–15:10

B

19:20–20:10

3

10:20–11:10

8

15:30–16:20

C

20:15–21:05

4

11:20–12:10

9

16:30–17:20

D

21:10–22:00

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Restrictions and Conditions on Course Selection
1.In general, exchange/visiting students are allowed to enroll in most courses
available at NTU with the exception of the restricted courses.
2. For particular restriction and rewuirement, please reefer to the table below.
In addition, the following courses are not open to exchange/visiting students:
i. Courses offered by Center for Teaching Education (師資培育中心)
ii. Courses offered by School of Professional Education and ContinuingStudies (進修推廣學院)
iii. Summer Session (暑修) and Summer College (夏季學院) courses
iv. Practicum courses offered by any department
3. Students cannot take courses with the same curriculum number in the samesemester.
4.In regards to student status restrictions, please refer to the column “Limits
on Course adding/dropping” for each specific course at NTU Online Course
Information.
CollegeCollege of Liberal Arts

With Restrictions orRequirements

Notes

Yes

Department of Anthropology: Requires high-level Chinese
language proficiency

College of Science

Yes

College of Social Sciences

Not specificCollege of Engineering

Not specificCollege of Bio-Resources andYes

Department of Chemistry: Practice courses are not open

Department of Veterinary Medicine: Only accepts graduate

Agriculture
College of Management

exchange students
Yes

GMBA required courses and core courses are not open
EMBA and EiMBA courses are not open

College of Public Health

Not specificCollege of Electrical Engineering

Not specific& Computer Science
College of Law

Not specificCollege of Life Science

Not specificCollege of Medicine

Yes

Not accept senior and graduate exchange students

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Important Periods of Course Selection and Notes

Aug. 01

Course Information for theUpcoming Semester

1.You may find the course information on
NTU Online Course Information at nol.
ntu.edu.tw/. For more details regarding thecourses you are interested in, please consult
the coordinator of departments at NTU or
the course instructor before selecting thecourse.
2.Please note that your student account might
not be available yet during this period,
so you cannot log-in to plan your course
schedule yet. Once your student account is
activated, OIA will send you a notification
email so that you can log-in to plan yourcourse schedule.

1st Preliminary
Course Selection Period

Aug. 17

Aug|. 19

1.Course selection is set to prioritize students
that belong to that department. Thus, it ishighly recommended that you sign up for all
the compulsory courses of your department
during the 1st Course Selection Period.
2.Please note that a large amount of students
will log in to the system simultaneously
when the Course Selection System opens. To
avoid congestion when accessing the Course
Selection System, it is highly recommended
to plan your course list beforehand (by clicking My Class Schedule).

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2nd Preliminary
Course Selection Period

Aug. 24|
Aug. 25

Log in to the Online Selection System tocheck your course results after the First Preliminary Course Selection Period ends
At that point, you may check if certain courses still have openings by entering a 5-digit
course serial number. If the course is full or
unavailable, you will not be able to add it toyour list at this stage.

Sep. 5

Course Add/Drop Period|

Sep. 17
1.After classes begin, you may attend as many
classes as you wish during the first two weeks
while simultaneously adding/dropping courses.
During this period, you can add courses by oneof the designated selection methods.
2.Further details will be provided in another guidebook. Please attend the orientation to receive thepost-arrival guidebook.
Former Student Says...

“As the modules are randomly assigned, there might be a chancethat you would not be able to get your desired modules at theend of the bidding period. However, you can always try to email
the professor and register manually for the course.” -Singapore

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H ea l th Ex am
a nd Insuran c e
To meet NTU and government requirements, all new students musttake a health exam by a qualified doctor and complete each examination listed on the “NTU Exchange/Visiting Students Health ExamForm” and “Medical Examination Requirements for Students Applying
for Short-Term Study in Taiwan (Form C). The Health Exam Form &Form C should be completed in your home country. The original forms
should be submitted to the OIA on the day of registration.

Complete the Exam in Your Home Country
The Health Exam Form and Form C should be completed by the on-site exchange students no more than 3 months ahead of the registration day. If you
are a full year exchange student and would like to apply for an ARC, you aresuggested to download the Health Exam Form offered by the Immigration
Agency as well and bring it together with our NTU Health Exam Form to thehospital to do the Health Exam, so that you will not need to do the HealthExam twice.

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Health Certificate for Residence Application
If you are a one-year exchange student and need to apply for the Resident Visa,
you will need to conduct another health exam different from NTU Health Exam
Form. To save your time, you are suggested to bring both NTU Health Examforms and Health Certificate for Residence Application to the hospital and complete at once.
1.To download the list “Items Required for Health Certificate
for Residence in Taiwan”, please go to Taiwan CDC’s website at https://ppt.cc/fGOxFx.
2.If you are going to do the health exam in Taiwan, pleaserefer to the list of Ministry-designed hospital at https://ppt.
cc/ft8hnx.

Insurance
You must purchase your own insurance in your home country before travelling to
Taiwan. Please provide proof of insurance valid for your entire exchange period
for the following:- Accident insurance worth a minimum of TWD 1,000,000 (approx. USD 34,000)- Medical insurance worth a minimum of TWD 1,000,000 (approx. USD 34,000)
The complete insurance policy has to be written in English or Chinese and must
be uploaded to the application system before the day of registration. If you are
not sure whether the insurance you are planning to buy meets our requirements
or not, please consult your NTU exchange coordinator in advance.

Taiwan National Health Insurance (HNI)
If you hold an Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) and have met the six-monthminimum residency requirement, you can choose to join the National Health Insurance (NHI) with limited coverage. For more information, please contact yourNTU exchange program coordinator.

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Welcome Activities

Welcome activities aim to provide incoming exchange/visiting students a
series of activities to welcome each of you and assist you to be familiar tothe campus life and understand basic rules at NTU. Please note that the
information listed below is for university-level exchange students, andsince the college or department may run its own welcome activities, if
you are a college/department-level exchange student, please consult yourcoordinator directly for further details.

Campus TourAll of our tour guides are current NTU
students. They will introduce the mostimportant facilities on campus such as
the sports center, canteens, libraries,
post office, etc.
Date: August 30, 2022
Meeting Point: NTU Front Gate
*Online Tour: open from August 30 via online
platform. More details will share by email.

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Orientation Sessions
All new international students are
required to participate in the Orientation sessions, during which we will
guide you through registration process, course selection, and other practical tips on campus life.
Date: August 31, 2022
Place: College of Social Sciences*Online Sessions: open from August 30 via online platform. More details will share by email.

Registration
All new international students are
required to complete the registration
to receive your student ID card. For
online exchange/visiting students,
please complete the registration via
online platform.
Date: September 1, 2022
Place: To be confirmed*Online Registration: open from August 30 via
online platform. More details will share by email.

Former Student Says...

It is compulsory for exchange students to attend orientation week. The
first event is the campus tour (not compulsory but highly recommended), this is held in both Chinese and English and it will be very important
for the rest of the semester as the size of the campus is insanely large(compared with the University of Auckland). Next is the Orientation day,this is compulsory and almost all unanswered questions about the exchange life will be answered here.”-New Zealand34

Survi v al
Inform ati o nTime Zone
Taiwan is located in GMT+08. All
times posted in announcementsfrom NTU are based on Taiwan’s
time zone, unless otherwise noted.

AC power plugs
and sockets
Taiwanese AC power standard
is 110V, and types of sockets areas the following picture. If plugsof your electrical appliances are
not the same, please bring yourown voltage converter.

Climate in Taipei
Temperature in summer ranges from
27℃ to 35℃. Temperature in winterranges from 8℃ to 20℃. Besides, rainydays are common in Taipei, so make surethat you always take your umbrella withyou when going outdoors. Also, there is
typhoon season in Taiwan. The typhoonseason starts in June, and ends in November. If you want to travel during thisperiod, you have to be careful.

Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
For your well-being and safety in Taiwan, please be suggested to refer to thewebsite of Taiwan Centers for Disease
Control (CDC) for latest news and information.
https://www.cdc.gov.tw/En
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Survival Mandarin Quotes
QuotesHel l oGoodbye.

T h a n k y ou .

你好

再見

謝謝你

E xcu se m e.

I am s orry.

H o w mu ch
is it?

不好意思

對不起

多少錢

I want t o g o to
NT U.

I ca n ’ t s p e a k
C h in e s e .

我要去臺灣大學

我不會中文

Wh ere is th ec on ven ien c e s tor e ?

請問哪裡有便利商店?

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Useful Services
Purchase a Prepaid SIM Card...
...at the airport
There are kiosks located inside the terminals. The cards are exclusively fortourists and at a slightly lower price than in the city, including more data
and the access to many public WiFi hotspots throughout the city. The only
identification required for these is your passport.
A. At Taoyuan International Airport (TPE): kiosks are located in both arrival and departure levels. Hours of operation: 8am - 10pm, daily.
B. At Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA): kiosks are located in terminal 1 at international arrivals. Hours of operation: 6am – 10pm, daily.
...in the city
You can go to any of the provider stores in town to purchase a prepaid SIM
card for regular price. The difference with this option is that all operators
except for Taiwan Mobile will require you to show a secondary piece ofidentification e.g. a driver’s license and have to sign forms. Please note thatin stores in the city employees are less likely to speak English as the staff
at the airport.
Former Student Says...

“Taipei as a city is very convenient to live in. Especially noteworthy is the outstanding, reliable, clean and efficient metro system.
A great alternative to the metro are the U-bikes that can be rented cheaply in any part of the city.”-Germany

Taipei EasyCard
The easiest way to pay for public transport, rent a bike or even pay in convenience stores is by using an Easycard.
Since you will receive your student ID card once you go through all the welcome
activities, and your student ID card is an EasyCard, you don’t need to purchasean easy card at the airports or MRT station.
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Public Transportation
Mass Rapid Transit (MRT)The Taipei MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is a moderntransportation system serving the city and its vicinities. Currently there are ten routes. NTU is at
the Gongguan station on the Danshui-Xindian line.
Students can take the MRT at the Gongguan Station on Roosevelt Road. You can add value directly
onto your NTU Student ID Card at all MRT stations and convenience stores (ex:7-Eleven).
https://english.metro.taipei/

Downtown Buses
Buses in downtown Taipei can bring you to moreplaces than the MRT.
Please refer to the following website for bus schedules and routes.
https://ebus.gov.taipei/

Long Distance Transportation
In Taiwan, there are three main ways to travel for a long distance on the road: highway bus,
train and high speed railway. For more information, please refer tothe following websites
1.Highway Bus:
https://www.taiwanbus.tw/Express.aspx
2.Taiwan Railway:
https://www.railway.gov.tw/tra-tip-web/tip
3.High Speed Rail:https://en.thsrc.com.tw/
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Preventive Measures

Students’ safety is the number one priority! Our NTU Epidemic Prevention Team implements necessary preventive measures in accordance with the latest instructions from the Central Epidemic CommandCenter. As a student of NTU, you will be informed about all the newest
regulations on your NTU email. Please regularly check your email tokeep abreast of pandemic regulations.
To check for the preventive measures that are currently in place, pleasecheck the NTU website: http://m.ntu.edu.tw/event/dnews/antiinfect.html
For information about border restrictions, quarantine rules and the general pandemic situation in Taiwan please check:
1. Taiwan Center of Disease Control (Taiwan CDC): www.cdc.gov.tw
2. Ministry of Health and Welfare: www.mohw.gov.tw

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Disruptive Behavior, Alcohol, and Drugs
Under no circumstances will alcohol intoxication, possession and/or useof drugs, stealing, spitting and any other disruptive behavior be tolerated.
Smoking
1. Legal Smoking Age in Taiwan: 18 years old.
2. Smoking is prohibited in the entire National Taiwan University campus, including the Main campus, Shuiyuan campus, Downtown Campus, and each
dorm.
Drug
According to the law, it is prohibited for any person to import, manufacture,transport, distribute, use, or possess narcotics, including but not limited to opium, marijuana, cocaine, amphetamine, pentazocine, and methadone. Any person who violates the above rule may be subject to capital punishment or life
imprisonment.
Alcohol
1. Legal Drinking Age in Taiwan: 18 years old.
2.According to the law, a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.25mg/l in thebreath of a driver (or 0.05% in the blood) is illegal.
Sexual Harassment
There is zero tolerance of sexual harassment in Taiwan.
Gender Equity Education Act (性別平等教育法) states the purposes of the act:
“to promote substantive gender equality, eliminate gender discrimination, uphold human dignity, and improve and establish education resources and environment of gender equality.”
1.When handling sexual harassment related cases, the school shall report according to relevant laws, and turn the case to its gender equity educationcommittee.
2.Identities of all involved parties shall be kept confidential.
3.The victim shall be informed with rights, and provided with protection.

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Package Check-List□ Check your validity of passport□ A proper visa applied□ Special Entry Permit□ NTU Health Exam Form (including Form C)□ Medical and Accident Insurance Proof□ Plug Adapter□ Copy of Important Documents□ Enough Medications and Prescriptions (if needed)□ Surgical Masks (approximately 20~30)□ Enough Cash

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Taipei MRT Route Map

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Taoyuan Airport MRT Route Map

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2023/24 Study at NTU

NATIONALTAIWAN
UNIVERSITY

WHERE GREAT MINDS GATHERWHYNATIONALTAIWAN
UNIVERSITYNTU is the most prestigious university in Taiwan,
and is among the top 100 universities in the world.
More than 200 degree programs, ranging fromthe natural sciences to the humanities and social
sciences, are underpinned by cutting-edge researchand vibrant academia-industry cooperation. NTU
is an international university, with 643 partner
universities, 685 study abroad programs, and 118
dual degree programs, and features an international
learning environment with more than 1,000
courses being held in English every semester. Career
guidance, numerous professional opportunities, anda vibrant entrepreneurship ecosystem round out
students’ experience at NTU.

NTU

at a Glance

19

QS Asia
University Rankings

66

QS World
University Rankings

97

THE World
University Rankings

14

Colleges

56

Departments

139

Graduate Institutes

100+

Research Centers643

Partner Institutions

5550

Faculty and Staff

33000+
Students+

5300

International Students

LIFE ATNTU
There is never a dull moment at NTU. With thelargest university library in Taiwan, extensive
indoor and outdoor sports facilities, and over
400 student clubs, students are constantly
engaged in a full range of activities. Locatedright in the center of the vibrant Taipei, theNTU campus is easily accessible by public
transport and surrounded by a wide varietyof cultural attractions, entertainment choices,
and amenities. It offers a prestigious academic
environment, endless exciting opportunities,
as well as easy access to a buzzing Asian
metropolis.

Accommodation
Accommodation ranges from 270 USD per semester
in a quad room to 260 USD per month for a single
room. Students can work out at the dormitory gym,
play pool with fellow dormmates, or hang out in thelounge. All overseas degree students are prioritizedfor on-campus accommodation.

The Largest University Library in Taiwan

Free Chinese Courses

NTU’s Main Library is the largest university library
in Taiwan and houses an extensive collection of
2.4 million volumes. There are discussion rooms
where students can exchange ideas, and 24-hourstudy spaces for quiet study sessions. Students
can also view or check-out a wide variety of audiovisual media including films and music CDs at
the Multimedia Services Center. In addition, theindividual colleges’ respective libraries also offer
excellent resources to help students excel in theclassroom and in their research work.

Overcome the language barriers with NTU’s Chinese
Language Courses. International students, including
exchange and visiting, can take these courses free ofcharge. On top of Mandarin Chinese and traditional
Chinese characters, students can also choose to learn
Taiwanese, a dialect widely spoken by most of the
population.

Health Center, Counseling Center,and Career Center

Excellent Sports Facilities

NTU deeply cares about every student’s present
wellbeing and future success. Students can seek
physical and mental health support at the HealthCenter or the Counseling Center. NTU’s Career Center
provides information and services such as career
aptitude assessments and consultation, resume
writing and interview skills workshops, and otherresources to better equip students for their future
professional endeavors.

The NTU Sports Center consists of a swimming pool,a gym, badminton and squash courts and more.
Outdoor facilities include basketball, volleyballand tennis courts, a running track and an outdoor
swimming pool.

APPLYTO
NTU
Degree Student Status
International
Programs
Students

Overseas Chinese /Hong Kong & Macao Students

Mainland
Chinese Students

Recommendation by
Overseas High Schools(OIA, NTU)
Bachelor

Individual Application(OIA, NTU*)
MasterPh.D.

Individual Application /United Distribution(UECOCS**)

Individual Application(UECOCS)

Office of International Affairs, National Taiwan University*** University Entrance Committee for Overseas Chinese Students*** University Entrance Committee for Mainland Chinese Students

Individual Application(UECMCS***)

Application Period
Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Individual Application (International Students)

Feb. Entry(Master/PhD only) Start

Sep. Entry

End

Start

First Round

ResultEnd

Sep. Entry

Start

Second Round

ResultEnd

Domestic Transfer

ResultStart(Bachelor's only)End

ResultRecommendation by Overseas High Schools (International/Overseas Chinese Students)

September
Entry(Bachelor's only)

Start

End

Result■ For applications through the University Entrance Committee for Overseas Chinese Students and the University
Entrance Committee for Mainland Chinese Students, please refer to the respective websites.

Tuition Fee
DegreeDuration(Years)Bachelor

4-6

Master

1-4

Ph.D.

2-7

International /Mainland Chinese Students

Overseas Chinese /Hong Kong and Macau Students

TWD 50,000-79,000(USD 1,600-2,600)

TWD 25,000-39,000(USD 800-1,300)
per semester■ Regarding the fees for GMBA, EMBA, GHP, International College as well as further information,please refer to OIA's website.

NTU Entrance Scholarships
Overseas Chinese /Hong Kong and Macau Students***

International Students*
DegreeBachelor

MasterPhD

Bachelor

Duration(Max.)

4

2

3

4

Waiver**TuitionBenefits

Monthly
Stipend/

TWD 6,000(USD 200)min.
TWD 6,000(USD 200)

Reimbursementmin.
TWD 8,000(USD 265)/

TWD 6,000(USD 200)* For more scholarships for international students, please consult OIA’s website.
** Tuition reimbursement differs from college to college, please refer to OIA’s website.
*** Only for those admitted through Recommendation by Overseas Senior High Schools. For more
scholarships for Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong and Macau students, please consult theOverseas Students Advising Division’s website.

NTU Loyalty Award for Overseas Degree Students
Requirements

Award
■

Graduating international or Overseas Chinese (including Hong Kong and Macao) degree
students of NTU that have been admitted into a graduate program of NTU before graduation.

Master Programs : TWD 100,000 (USD 3,333)
PhD Programs : TWD 200,000 (USD 6,667)

Students may receive this award on top of any scholarships offered by NTU. Awardees are not
restricted from receiving additional scholarships from the government or other organizations,
unless the scholarship specifies otherwise.

NTU provides courses for Dual Bachelor/Master/Doctoral Degree programs.
Dual
Students who meet the program requirements will gain degrees both from NTU
and their home university.
DegreeStudents are able to apply the program only if their home university has signed
Programs a specific dual degree agreement with NTU. Students must be currently enrolled
and be officially nominated. Please consult the international office or the relevant
department of your home university about nomination procedures.

Exchange Programs
NonNTU has a growing number of international exchange partners around the globe.
Each year, we welcome many international students who embark as exchange
Degreestudents on our academic programs, benefiting from NTU's renowned pioneering
Programs environment and friendly community. If you are currently enrolled at a university
with which NTU has a valid student exchange agreement, please consult theinternational office of your home university about nomination procedures.

Visiting Programs
The Visiting Student Program is a fee-paying program dedicated to outstanding
students of international universities that do not have an active exchange
student agreement with NTU. Students in this program can earn credits at NTU
and receive the same benefits as exchange students. Visiting students can stayfor one semester or a full academic year.
Application Fee

Program Fee

TuitionOne-time payment

Per semester

Per semester

TWD 15,000(USD 500)

TWD 40,000(USD 1,340)

TWD 50,000-79,000(USD 1,600-2,600)■ Tuition varies according to the college

Research Visiting Programs
The Research Visiting Program is designed for students enrolled in overseas
academic institutions who are interested in conducting a short-term internshipor research program with an NTU faculty member. While research visiting
students can make use of NTU’s academic resources, they cannot enroll in courses,
and on-campus housing is not guaranteed.

NTU Plus Academy
Through NTU Plus Academy’s short-term programs, students can earn academic
credits while enjoying cultural immersion. Through a series of field trips andcultural activities, students gain in-depth knowledge about the different
environmental, historical and sociocultural aspects of Taiwan. The program offers
courses in both Chinese and English.

UNIVERSITY-LEVELEXCHANGE PARTNERS

Hungary• Budapest University of Technology

and Economics• Corvinus University of Budapest• Eötvös Loránd University

Iceland• University of Iceland

Australia

France• The Australian National University• AgroParisTech

Israel• Deakin University• CentraleSupelec• Technion-Israel Institute of Technology• Griffith University• École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay• Macquarie University• EPF - Graduate School of Engineering• Monash University• Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris• University of Adelaide• (Sciences Po)• The University of Melbourne• Lille Catholic University

Japan• The University of New South Wales• MINES ParisTech• Akita International University• The University of Queensland• Sorbonne University• Akita University• The University of Sydney• University of Bordeaux• Aoyama Gakuin University• University of Orleans• Doshisha University• University Grenoble Alpes• Hiroshima University• University Jean Moulin - Lyon 3• Hitotsubashi University• University of Paris Ouest - Nanterre La• Hokkaido University

Défense• University of Rennes 1• University of Technology of Troyes• University Paris 13 (University of Paris North)• University Paris-Sud (University Paris Sud 11)• Kanagawa University

Austria• Johannes Kepler University of Linz
• University of Vienna

Belgium• Free University of Brussels• Thomas More University of Applied

Sciences

Brazil• Pontifical Catholic University of Rio deGermany

Janeiro• University of Campinas• University of Sao Paulo• Free University of Berlin• Friedrich-Alexander - University Erlangen-• Masaryk University

Nurnberg• Heidelberg University• Humboldt-University Berlin• Karlsruhe Institute of Technology• Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich• Ruhr-University Bochum• RWTH Aachen University• Technical University of Berlin• Technical University of Darmstadt• TU Dortmund University• Technical University of Munich• Ulm University• University of Bonn
• University of Freiburg• University of Hamburg• University of Konstanz• University of Mannheim• University of Münster• University of Stuttgart• University of Tubingen

Denmark

Hong Kong

Canada• Laval University• Queen's University• Simon Fraser University• The University of British Columbia• University of Montreal• University of Ottawa• University of Prince Edward Island• University of Quebec at Montreal• University of Toronto• University of Victoria• University of Waterloo

Chile• Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

Czech Republic• Charles University in Prague• Aarhus University• University of Copenhagen

Finland• Laurea University of Applied Sciences• University of Helsinki• City University of Hong Kong
• Lingnan University• The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Italy
• Catholic University of the Sacred Heart• University of Bologna• Kanazawa University• Kansai University• Keio University• Kindai University• Kobe University• Kwansei Gakuin University• Kyoto University• Kyushu University• Meiji University• Nagasaki University• Nagoya University• Nagoya University of Foreign Studies• Nihon University• Ochanomizu University• Okayama University• Osaka University• Ritsumeikan University• Soka University• Sophia University• The University of Tokyo• Tohoku University• Tokyo Gakugei University• Tokyo Institute of Technology• Tokyo University of Foreign Studies• University of Hyogo• University of the Ryukyus• University of Tsukuba• Waseda University• Yokohama National University

Latvia• University of Latvia• The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong

Lithuania• The Hong Kong Polytechnic University• Kaunas University of Technology• The University of Hong Kong

• Vilnius University

Luxembourg

New Zealand

Switzerland• University of Luxembourg• University of Auckland• University of Bern

Macau
• University of Macau

Mainland China• Beihang University• University of Canterbury• University of Lausanne• Victoria University of Wellington• University of St. Gallen

Norway• University of Oslo

• Beijing Normal University

Poland• Chongqing University• University of Warsaw• Dalian University of Technology• Warsaw University of Technology• Fudan University• Guizhou University• Harbin Institute of Technology• Huazhong University of Scienceand Technology• Inner Mongolia University• Jilin University• Lanzhou University• Nanjing University• Nankai University• Peking University• Renmin University of China• Shandong University• Shanghai Jiao Tong University• Sichuan University• Southeast University• Tianjin University• Tsinghua University• University of Science andTechnology of China• Wuhan University• Wuhan University of Technology• Xiamen University• Xi'an Jiaotong University• Zhejiang University

Portugal• University of Porto• University of Zurich

Thailand• Asian Institute of Technology• Chulalongkorn University• Mahidol University• Thammasat University

Turkey• Bilkent University

Republic of Korea• Bogazici University• Ewha Womans University• Koc University• Hanyang University• Middle East Technical University• Korea Advanced Institute of Science and• Sabanci University

Technology• Korea University• Kyung Hee University• Pohang University of Science and Technology• Pusan National University• Seoul National University• Sunchon National University• Sungkyunkwan University• Yonsei University

Russian Federation• Lomonosov Moscow State University• Saint Petersburg State University

United Kingdom• Queen Mary University of London• University College London• University of Birmingham• University of Edinburgh• University of Kent
• University of Manchester• University of Nottingham• University of Southampton• University of Sussex

United States of America• Arizona State University

Singapore• California State University• Nanyang Technological University• George Mason University• National University of Singapore• Hawai'i Pacific University• Singapore Management University• North Carolina State University• Singapore University of Technology and Design• Oregon State University

Malaysia• Yale-NUS College• Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey• Universiti Sains Malaysia

Slovenia• Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman• University of Ljubljana• University of Malaya• University of Nottingham Malaysia• University of Technology Malaysia

Mexico• Monterrey Institute of Technology

and Higher Education• National Autonomous Universityof Mexico

Mongolia• National University of Mongolia

Netherlands• Leiden University• University of Connecticut• University of Georgia• University of Cape Town

Spain
• Autonomous University of Barcelona• Autonomous University of Madrid• Complutense University of Madrid• Pompeu Fabra University• Technical University of Madrid• University of Barcelona• University of Salamanca• University of Santiago de Compostela• Radboud University Nijmegen• KTH Royal Institute of Technology• VU University Amsterdam• The University of California• Stellenbosch University

Sweden• Utrecht University• Temple University

South Africa• Maastricht University• University of Groningen• State University of New York at Albany• Linköping University• Lund University• Stockholm University• Umeå University• Uppsala University• University of Hawai'i at Hilo
• University of Hawai'i at Mānoa• University of Illinois at Chicago• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign• University of Maryland• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• University of North Carolina at Greensboro• University of Oklahoma• University of Oregon• University of Pittsburgh• University of Scranton• University of South Carolina• University of Utah
• University of Washington• University of Wisconsin-Madison

No. 1, Section 4, Roosevelt Road, Taipei 106319, Taiwan+886 (0)2 3366 2007
intadmission@ntu.edu.tw
www.admissions.ntu.edu.tw

National Taiwan University reserves the right to make changes of the information.
The most recent Terms & Conditions are available at www.admissions.ntu.edu.tw.

Published Jun. 2022

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辛

道

葵

蒲

M2

N58

Sweetgum Ave.

N22
N13
N11

M a h o ga n y Ave .

N56

N54

N24

N23

桃 花 心 木 道

Palm Ave.

Ba nyan Ave.

,S

To Taipei Railway Station

N25

N14

S e c .3
S h in s
heng

往臺北車站

N26

N74

N73

N71
N27

N1

N75

N72

Drunken Moon Lake

運動場
Sports Field

2

N28

醉月湖

楓 香 道

公尺
300 M

200

辛 亥 路 二 段 Sec. 2, Xinhai Rd.

N43

小 椰 林 道

100

N42

N15

垂 葉 榕 道0N41.

a i Rd .

Downtown Campus

3

21

Rd

1 , Re n

Xuzh

CZ36
CZ35

新
生
南 路
三 段

一 段 S e c.

M

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仁愛路

CZ13

09

d.

. Rd

CZ12

CZ11

an R

CZ37
CZ38

en S

Taipei Guest House

CZ17

CZ16

1 , J in

CZ24

CZ21

路

L in sNTUH East Site
Main Building

臺北賓館

城中校區

州

CZ15

臺大醫院東址

2022 Yn.

捷運臺大醫院站

Map of NTU Campus in Taipei City

la

. Rd

CZ19

Sec.

CZ26

徐

CZ20

NTU Hospital Metro Station

CZ25

Central Government
Office Building

an S

2

段

聯合辦公大樓

gsh

CZ1

建國南路三段Sec. 3, Jianguo S. Rd.

往大安森林公園
To Daan Park

路一

林 森
南 路

NTUH West Site
Original Building

Zho
n

1

濟南

臺大醫院西址

3

善導寺站

ng

228 Peace Memorial Park

往捷運

To Shandao Temple Metro Station

Fa

中 山
南 路

CZ3

二二八紀念公園

國立臺灣大學臺北校區地圖

往建國高架橋To Jianguo Expressway