Student Learning Resources Overview

First Mile of Incoming Freshman、Second Mile of Learning、Third mile of learning、Final mile of learning、Supporting system throughout every mile

 

First Mile of Incoming Freshman

University Career and Competency Assessment Network (UCAN) career interest exploration  

Office of Research and Development

The freshmen are led by career advisors from different departments to use the UCAN platform, which is developed by the Ministry of Education, for exploring career interest, conducting assessment, and interpreting the results. The aim of the UCAN platform is to assist freshmen in finding out the most suitable career types for them through the analysis of their interests, traits, and preferences. Furthermore, the results from the UCAN platform would help them create a professional development plan for their future.

Learning map

Center for Teaching and Learning Development 

The systematic integration of the course types (required or elective), educational goal, career, etc. in the departments/institutions and their link with Multiple Career Paths in different departments/institutions are used to present the complete the learning path. Students can obtain the complete learning and career support information according to their individual needs.

Employment information of departments/institutions

Office of Research and Development 

Students are provided with information about “Multiple Career Paths” , “Occupational Classification and Average Salary”, and other employment-related information to help them plan their future career.

Overseas Chinese students’ learning companion system

Student life Assistance Division

In order to help the overseas Chinese students (including students from Hong Kong and Macao) to adapt to the campus life, particularly in aspects of language learning and academic study, the learning companion system is established to provide the necessary life and learning service, and offer assistance in Chinese learning or schoolwork.

Lecture on learning strategy

Center for Teaching and Learning Development 

To promote new knowledge in teaching and learning, and improve teaching and learning quality, we encourage departments to organize professional seminars that meet the needs of the department, Engage speakers with rich practical experience or contributions in professional fields, provide effective learning strategies, and enhance learning effectiveness. https://ihuodong.ntue.edu.tw/

Mental health scale for undergraduate

Office of Student Affair Counseling Center

In order to assist students in understanding their own adaptation, the mental health scale is provided to students freshmen each October.

Student Club Activities

Extracurricular Activities Division, Student Affairs Office 

The student clubs are categorized into 'autonomous organizations', 'academic', 'artistic', 'service-oriented', 'athletic', 'recreational', and 'comprehensive' types according to their founding purposes. In order to ensure the comprehensive operation and inheritance of clubs, 'club leadership training', 'club fair', and 'club observation' are held every academic year to guide the development of club organizations, enhance the quality of clubs, and implement succession work.

Second Mile of Learning

Company visits 

Office of Research and Development

The office subsidizes visit funds to departments to arrange various enterprise visit activities. Students not only have a chance to communicate with personnel from various departments, but also observe actual working environment and understand corporate culture.

Seminar on career guidance  

 Office of Research and Development

The office subsidizes funds to departments to organize various career counseling seminars for students, so that they will have the opportunity to learn about industry trends.  Moreover, the human resources management and experts from various fields are invited to share interview strategies in order to help students prepare for the highly competitive job market.

English for Specific Purposes Courses

Center of General Education

To improve the ability of global competence for students, the Center of General Education offers a variety of ESP courses that help students to acquire the knowledge of specific fields. Furthermore, students could also foster their intercultural competence in English while practicing certain tasks in these fields. The ESP courses offered by our center could extend to different areas, such as English for Teaching Purposes, English for MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, and Exhibition), English for Information Technology, and Media English.

Foreign Language Test Award

Center for Teaching and Learning Development 

Subsidy students who pass the foreign language proficiency test, including English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, etc. will be rewarded with half of the registration fee, and each award fee shall not exceed 1,000 yuan. Each student is limited to one award per language per year.

Leadership building

Student Activity Division

Students are encouraged to take an active part in association activity, so as to enhance their communication skills, teamwork ability, innovation and creativity, and problem solving ability, thereby strengthening their core competitive value.

Credit Course    

Division of Registration and Curriculum

Upon completing the credit course, the students will receive a certificate from the department, and choose to specify the specialty on the diploma.

Credit course	Department
Credit Course for Legal Profession	Department of Educational Management
Credit Course for Teaching Children Mindfulness	Master Program in Life Education, Department of Education/In-service Program
Credit Course for Remedial Instruction	Department of Education
Credit Course for Experimental Education	Master Program in Educational Innovation and Evaluation, Department of Education/In-service Program
Credit Course for Multimedia Production and Animation	Graduate School of Curriculum and Instructional Communications Technology
Credit Course for Family Life Education Professional Educator	Department of Early Childhood and Family Education
Credit Course for Professional Educare	Department of Early Childhood and Family Education
Credit Course for Preschool Bilingual Curriculum	Department of Early Childhood and Family Education
Credit Course for Leadership Development	Department of Educational Management
Credit Course for the Integrated Intervention for Children with Special Needs	Department of Special Education
Credit Course for Social Innovation	Department of Social and Regional Development
Credit Course for Professional Content and Curation	College of Humanities & Arts
Credit Course for Create and Features Talent	College of Humanities & Arts
Credit Course for Editing and Interview	Department of Language and Creative Writing
Credit Course for Teaching Chinese as A Second Language	Department of Language and Creative Writing
Credit Course for Secretarial Science in English	Department of Children English Education
Credit Course for Performing Arts	Department of Music
Credit Course for Taiwan Cultural Application and Innovation	Graduate School of Taiwanese Culture
Credit Course for New Multimedia Art	Department of Arts and Design
Credit Course for Contemporary Practice	Department of Arts and Design
Credit Course for Art History/Criticism and Art Museum	Department of Arts and Design
Credit Course for Product Design	Department of Arts and Design
Credit Course for Handmade Craft Workshops	Department of Arts and Design
Credit Course for Intelligence, Science, and Innovation	College of Science, Department of Science Education
Credit Course for Intelligent Interaction Design	College of Science, Department of Digital Technology Design
Credit Course for Physical Fitness Instructor	Department of Physical Education
Credit Course for Human Resource Development Program for Southeast Asia	Master’s Program of Business Administration in South East Asia
Credit Course for Big Data Analysis and Application	School Affair Research Center

Cross-Disciplinary Specialty Module

Division of Registration and Curriculum

At present, there are 15 cross-disciplinary specialty modules provided by 5 departments. The specialty modules are planned based on the original course structure according to the specific specialty. Students from other departments or groups can take the specialty modules for cross-disciplinary study. Upon completing the modules, the students will receive a certificate from the department, and choose to specify the specialty on the diploma
 

 

Department	Specialty module
1.Department of Special Education	1-1.Specialty Module for the Learning and Teaching of Students with Special Needs
2.Department of Cultural and Creative Industries Management	2-1. Specialty Module in Cultural Research 2-2.Specialty Module in Cultural and Creative Marketing 2-3. Specialty Module in Cultural and Creative Design
3.Department of Science Education	3-1. Specialty Module：Elementary School Teaching in Science 3-2. Specialty Module：Physics 3-3. Specialty Module：Biology 3-4. Specialty Module：Chemistry 3-5. Specialty Module：Earth Sciences 3-6. Specialty Ｍodule：Science
4.Department of Mathematics and Information Education	4-1. Specialty Module for Mathematics and Teaching Enhancement 4-2. Specialty Module for Information and Education Innovation
5.Department of Computer Science	5-1. Specialty Module for Network and Multimedia 5-2. Specialty Module for Computer System 5-3.Specialty Module for Intelligent Science and Technology

Micro-credit course  

Division of Registration and Curriculum

At present, there are 36 micro-credit courses. Students who complete 6~10 credits in each of the micro-credit courses can submit their transcripts in the previous years to apply for the micro-credit course certificate.

Department	Micro-credit course
Center for General Education	1. Morality, thinking and social field: 1-1. Cross-disciplinary Law 1-2. Education Issue                       1-3. Thinking and Learning 1-4. Aboriginal Language and Culture 1-5. Gender Issues
	2. Literary, Historical and Philosophical Fields: 2-1. Taiwanese Culture 2-2. Literature 2-3. Philosophy
	3. Artistic and design field: 3-1. Art and Literature Appreciation
	4. Digital technology and communication field: 4-1. Digital Technology Creation and Application
	5. Environment and natural science field: 5-1. Sustainable Development
	6. Career function field: 6-1. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
	7. Foreign language and cultural field: 7-1. Japanese Language and Culture 7-2. Korean Language and Culture                      7-3. Talent Development in Southeast Asia (Indonesia) 7-4. Talent Development in Southeast Asia (Thailand) 7-5. Talent Development in Southeast Asia (Vietnam)
	8-1. The Enhancement Programme for Pre-service teacher in Cross-disciplinary Teaching
Department of Education	9-1. Remedial Instruction 9-2. Experimental Education 9-3. Interdisciplinary and Integrative Curriculum and Instruction
Department of Social and Regional Development	10-1. Social Innovation
Graduate School of Curriculum and Instructional Communications Technology	11-1. Multimedia Production and Animation
Department of Educational Management	12-1. Educational Administration、12-2. Legal Profession、12-3. Leadership Development
Department of Language and Creative Writing	13-1. Teaching Chinese as A Second Language
Department of Arts and Design	14-1.Lifelong Learning of the Arts、14-2.Curatorial Studies and Art History/Criticism、14-3.Classic Practice、14-4.Product Design、14-5. Consumption Design、14-6. Craft Creation
Graduate School of Taiwanese Culture	15-1.Credit Course for Taiwan Cultural Application and Innovation
Department of Mathematics and Information Education	16-1. Computational Thinking Education、16-2. Literacy-oriented Mathematics Teaching and Assessment

 

Third mile of learning

Lecture on professional certification and civil service examination

Office of Research and Development 

The office and departments plan various lectures on professional certification and civil service examination for students. Elite alumni and experts are invited to share their preparation experience and strategies so that students will have further information to help them make career decisions.

NSTC Research project for college student  

During 2020-2023 school year, total of 49 research projects by the students of this university were subsidized by NSTC, in the fields of natural science, science and engineering, science and education, education, humanities, etc. The projects recognized by NSTC received a subsidy of NTD 6,000 per student per month for a period of 8 months.

Practice teaching and professional internship 

Office of Research and Development

In order to assist students prepare for the highly competitive job market and successfully find employment after graduation, two types of courses are offered. One is “practice teaching” for pre-service student teachers and the other is off-campus internship for ordinary students.

Maker Competition and Study resume

Center for Teaching and Learning Development 

Integrated learning journey and encourage students to face the connectivity needed in the future, and advocate the decoding, blending, reorganization and innovation of the knowledge learned during the university period to produce innovative learning works, which are diversified in "three-dimensional objects" and "flat diagrams" , "Dynamic Exhibition" and "Value Dialogue" and other four types of works.

Final mile of learning

Career Personality Aptitude System (CPAS)  

Office of Research and Development

The university cooperates with Career, a human resource company, to adopt the Career Personality Aptitude System (CPAS) in order to help junior students gain an understanding of their own inclination towards “Aptitude Job,” strength of “Leadership Potential,” and traits related to “Personality in Workplace.” Those traits, along with their own talent, will help them define their future development direction.

Turnitin – Thesis Originality Detection System    

Office of Research and Development

Master's and PhD students in our school must complete the thesis originality detection before the degree oral examination. Our school offer thesis originality detection system which can be used unlimited times. Thesis originality detection account application system: https://papercheck.ntue.edu.tw/.

Job-seeking preparation series

 Office of Research and Development

The job-seeking preparation series is offered to students before graduation and include activities related to resume writing, interview skills, make-up for workplace, rights and interests of labor, etc. These activities are expected to help students prepare for job seeking, and help them enter the workplace smoothly.

Teacher certification and teacher selection improvement activities

Office of Teacher Education and Career Services

Every year, 5^th year student teachers can enjoy rich and diversified practice teaching activities including on-campus seminars, teacher certification exam preparation program, teacher certification mock exam, trial teaching and interview for teacher selection, etc. so as to improve student teachers’ competitiveness.

Encourage innovation and entrepreneurship 

 Office of Research and Development

In order to encourage students to unleash their creativity in problem-solving and to foster skills in creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship, the office organize annual innovation and entrepreneurship lectures, workshops, and competitions. These events aim to cultivate potential teams and provide subsequent guidance. We have established the physical space known as "DreamSpace No.90" as an activity hub to support students' entrepreneurial endeavors and help them realize their dreams.

Test of teaching ability

Office of Teacher Education and Career Services

Based on the “professional standard-based” teacher training policy and idea, the university actively promotes the test mechanism of teacher education students’ basic ability in teaching to further strengthen the professionalism of teachers in various teacher training departments. The students in teacher education must pass at least three basic teaching abilities before graduation, among which “performance evaluation of teaching demonstration ability” is the school-level common subject. The second one is designated by the departments and the third one is selected by the students. They are trained to be teachers who can teach, good at teaching, and willing to teach.

1. Required items for the students in teacher education

Performance evaluation of teaching demonstration ability (three-week teaching practice)

2. Item designated by teacher education department

Program for elementary school education
Department of Education	Basic knowledge and skill test in special education	Choose 1 from 3
	Basic mathematics test
	Proficiency in basic blackboard ability
Department of Psychology and Counseling	Basic knowledge and skill test in special education	Choose 1 from 3
	Proficiency in basic blackboard ability
	Proficiency in basic information processing
Department of Language and Creative Writing	Proficiency in Chinese: Chinese composition	Choose 1 from 4
	Proficiency in Chinese: etymology
	Proficiency in Chinese: reading comprehension and knowledge of the Chinese classics
	Proficiency in basic blackboard ability
Department of Children English Education	Evaluation of basic ability in English blackboard
Department of Arts and Design	Proficiency in basic blackboard ability	Choose 1 from 2
	Proficiency in visual arts
Department of Music	Proficiency in keyboard skill
Department of Mathematics and Information Education	Basic mathematics test	Choose 1 from 2
	Proficiency in basic mathematics teaching
Department of Science Education	Basic knowledge and skill in natural science and basic teaching ability
Department of Physical Education	Proficiency in basic sports
Educational course for kindergarten
Department of Early Childhood and Family Education	Proficiency in basic story telling	Choose 1 from 2
	Proficiency in basic appreciation of picture story book
Educational course in special education
Department of Special Education	Basic knowledge and skill test in special education

3. Optional items for students in teacher education

Department of Social and Regional Development	Evaluation of basic ability in outdoor teaching design for social sciences
Office of Student Affair Health Care Section	Evaluation of basic ability in health skill teaching
Office of Teacher Education & Career Services	Basic mathematics test
Department of Computer Science	Proficiency in basic information processing

Recruitment orientation /job fair 

Office of Research and Development

Based on the possible career choices related to each department/institution, the university invites relevant companies to hold recruitment orientation or job fair. By expanding the employment channels, it is hoped that students can enter the job market smoothly.

Supporting system throughout every mile

Student Learning Community

Center for Teaching and Learning Development 

Each community receives a subsidy of NTD 5,000 every semester, with the purposes to encourage students organizing study communities according to their learning themes or interests, such as foreign language, cross-disciplinary learning, etc. Students can enhance their learning effectiveness through the synergy of peer learning and knowledge sharing.

Study Buddy

Center for Teaching and Learning Development 

For students who need further help in learning, they are paired with sophomores or above with excellent academic performances as their study buddy. The study buddies are on duty shifts at the Creative Future Learning Center of the library, department office, or other designated locations, to provide academic consultation.

 

Overseas study course

Division of International affairs, ORD

The course or co-taught course within each department/graduate school, Office of Teacher Education, and degree program shall receive subsidy for 1 program maximum per year. The subsidy amount of the Oversea study may range from TWD$15,000 to TWD$37,500 depending on the regions.

International Conference Attendance Subsidy (PhD Students) 

The Subsidy was to encourage our PhD students to attend international conferences overseas and present their thesis in English. Each applicant may be provided a subsidy no more than once per year. The grant amount may range from TWD$20,000 to TWD$35,000 depending on the regions.

Psychological guidance seminar

Office of Student Affair Counseling Center

Psychological seminars are held every semester, covering topics of  emotional and stress management, self-discovery, relationships and career planning.

Office Hour

Student Life Assistance Division

In order to help students exploring their career development, adapting to campus life, and keeping up with academic study, the guidance teacher in each class offers a “Office Hour” to provide students with consultation service in various aspects. Meanwhile, it can increase the teacher-student interaction.

An Application for Pilot Overseas Scholarships and Internships of the Ministry of Education 

In order to encourage the outstanding students to study abroad, the university assists those students to apply for “Pilot Overseas Scholarships” hosted by the Ministry of Education from January to March every year. The amount of subsidy is NTD 50,000-300,000. The application for “Pilot Overseas Internships” and “Pilot Overseas Internships in New Southbound Policy” are leaded by teachers. In those programs, the teacher leads the excellent students to go abroad for overseas internship. The subsidy covers the airfare (economy class) and living expenses (maximum of 14 days for the teacher).

Pilot Overseas Scholarships

14. Students having the nationality of ROC and having the household registered in Taiwan.

1. Enrolled in the graduate or undergraduate program of NTUE for at least 1 semester (excluding students in overseas master’s program).
2. During the period of studying abroad, students still need to pay the tuition and register at NTUE according to the regulations.

14. Students whose average grade is above 80 in previous years or students who rank the top 30% in the class.
14. Foreign language proficiency (for the use of campus review):

1. English: 71 or above in TOEFL iBT, 197 or above in TOEFL CBT, 527 or above in TOEFL PBT, 750 or above in TOEIC, 5.5 or above in IELTS or other equivalent level, the copies of certificates should be provided.
2. Japanese: Level N3 or above in Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) or other equivalent level, the copies of certificates should be provided.
3. Korean: Level 3 or above in Test of Proficiency in Korean (TOPIK) or other equivalent level, the copies of certificates should be provided.
4. French: DALF Level B1 or above, or TCF Level 3 or above or other equivalent level, the copies of certificates should be provided.
5. German: qualified in Zertifikat Deutsch (ZD), TDN Level 3 or above in TestDaf, B1 or above in Goerhe-Zertifikat or other equivalent level, the copies of certificates should be provided.
6. Vietnamese: Level B1 or above in International Vietnamese Proficiency Test or other equivalent level or other equivalent level, the copies of certificates should be provided.

14. Those who have passed the selection of exchange students organized by Division of International Affairs, R&D Department, and various departments/institutions, or have applied for foreign university on their own and obtained the admission are qualified applicants.

Pilot Overseas Internships, Pilot Overseas Internships in New Southbound Policy

14. Program host: must be the full-time teacher of NTUE and 1 co-host can be hired.
14. Each project is limited to a single country, no more than 5 participating organizations, which should be ranked in priority.
14. The selected students must engage in the works taken place at the participating organizations for at least 30 days, for those who in Indonesia for at least 25 days (excluding the days spent on transportation).
14. Qualification for selected students:

1. Students with the nationality of ROC and household registration in Taiwan.
2. Currently enroll in NTUE for at least 1 semester, excluding the students in domestic and foreign in-service education program.
3. Students need to be enrolled in NTUE during the internship period (excluding students of suspension of schooling).
4. Proof of meeting the program's requirement of language and professional proficiency.

Professional consultation provided by career counselor  

Office of Research and Development

Each department has an exclusive full-time teacher who is a licensed “Global Career Development Facilitator” (GCDF) and offers seminars or consultation on career development to students.

Scholarships    Student Life Assistance Division

Graduate Institute Scholarships

In accordance with the scholarship regulations of each department, the maximum amount for master's students is 20,000 NT dollars per semester, while doctoral students are limited to 30,000 NT dollars per semester.

Graduate Institute Financial Aid

Limited to full-time students enrolled in the departments of this university. Recipients of the university's graduate institute financial aid are required to assist in relevant teaching and administrative counseling work.

Outstanding Performance Scholarships

Awarded to those who achieve a top-three ranking in activities organized by central government agencies at the third level or higher. Available for both national and international competitions, with individual awards capped at 8,000 NT dollars and group awards at 20,000 NT dollars. In international competitions, the amounts are doubled compared to national competitions.

Chang Yi Fu-Chih Scholarships 

Eligibility: Current students pursuing a degree or alumni who graduated within the last two years (based on October of the current year) are eligible. Must have been accepted after taking the national civil service exams (high-level, general, preliminary, grassroots special, specialized professional, and technical exams).

Qualifications: Different amounts ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 NT dollars are awarded based on the level and type of the exam, along with the presentation of certificates.

Yeh Hsia-Chai President's Scholarships

Students in their second year or above who meet all of the following conditions are eligible for a 10,000 NT dollar scholarship:

Achieved an overall academic average of 85 or above in the previous academic year.

Attained a conduct score of 80 or above in the previous academic year.

Maintained an overall average of 75 or above in sports in the previous academic year.

Have not been awarded any other scholarships.

Wang Tian-Sheng Teacher Scholarships

Open to undergraduate students of this university. Those who have not received an amount higher than this scholarship from other scholarships in the current academic year and meet either of the following conditions may apply:

Outstanding students from disadvantaged backgrounds: Achieved a conduct score of 80 or above in the previous academic year, ranked in the top one-third of the class academically, and not subject to school disciplinary actions. Award: 20,000 NT dollars.

Outstanding service students: Achieved a conduct score of 80 or above in the previous academic year, not subject to school disciplinary actions, and demonstrated outstanding leadership or service. Award: 10,000 NT dollars.

Professor Zhou Yulong Scholarship/Implementing Unit (Student Affairs Office, Student Assistance Division)

For students enrolled in the second year or above of the undergraduate program at our university's day division and who meet the prescribed conditions, 18 scholarships will be awarded, each worth NT$15,000 .

"Ruozhu Elite Academy Scholarship” (Office of the Secretariat)
The "Ruozhu Elite Academy Scholarship," established through fundraising, will be utilized to cultivate outstanding and exceptional students from the Department of Physical Education, Department of Arts and Design, Department of Digital Technology Design, and the Department of Cultural and Creative Industries Management. The scholarship, including the individual scholarship and training funding, will be provided based on the students’ award record and performance levels, with amounts of TWD 400,000 for the Outstanding Level, TWD 300,000 for the Excellent Level, and TWD 200,000 for the Advanced Level, aiming to encourage the students in participating in the international and local representative competitions to advance their professional skills and realize their dreams with financial support.

Our school actively strives for the "Rotary China Scholarship" from the Rotary Club. The scholarship targets: NT$135,000 for each master's program student at the university graduate school and NT$180,000 for each doctoral program student.

 

Library Orientation & Courses 

Library 

To assist incoming students in obtaining a fundamental understanding of essential library resources and services to succeed in their academic pursuits, we offer Library Instruction Courses and organize Library Orientation Program each semester. Additionally, we provide “Online Library User Guides” on the library website to help incoming students quickly understand and make good use of the diverse resources and services available to them. All these services are designed to improve their research skills and productivity, thus better supporting their learning and research needs.

Our school actively strives for the "Rotary China Scholarship" from the Rotary Club. The scholarship targets: NT$135,000 for each master's program student at the university graduate school and NT$180,000 for each doctoral program student.

International Exchange and Scholarship

Exchange Student Program

To enhance students’ opportunities to study abroad and expand their international horizons, we have entered into student exchange agreements with partner institutions. Each academic year, we will select our students to go to partner institutions abroad for exchange and further study.

Dual Degree Program

Let the students obtain an international perspective, and promote international academic exchange. We select students who have excellent academic performance, are fluent in foreign languages, and have good character to join the Dual Degree Program. They will gain the degrees awarded by both universities.

MOFA "Taiwan-Europe Connection Scholarship" Program and "Erasmus+ Scholarship" Program

By participating in the "Taiwan-Europe Connection Scholarship" program sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, funding is shifted into enhancing collaboration and exchanges with European schools. It provides monthly scholarships ranging from NT$20,000 to NT$25,000 for outstanding students from European partner universities to engage in academic exchanges or Mandarin language studies in Taiwan. In conjunction with the European Union's "Erasmus+ Scholarship" program, the University of Vienna in Austria, a partner school, offers partial funding for airfare and living expenses for students and teachers from both sides to carry out educational projects, further fostering academic exchanges with European partner universities.

International Students Scholarship

The Scholarship was set to attract and support outstanding international prospective and current students to study at the University. For undergraduates, NTD$4,000 to $6,000 per person per month. For post-graduates, NTD$6,000 to $8,000 per person per month.

"NTUE Career Helper" LINE official account 

Office of Research and Development

The official LINE account "NTUE Career Helper" provides students with career consultation appointments and related information. We organize various career-related activities every semester, such as employment and entrepreneurship skills courses, counseling seminars, workshops, and job fairs. Additionally, we have introduced a point accumulation draw event to encourage active participation from students.

GOLF Resources

 Office of Research and Development

Our university is a member of the GOLF Education-Industry Alignment Alliance. The platform provides a variety of online learning resources, and upon completion of the courses, participants will have priority access to internship opportunities with companies. Faculty and students of our university can apply for an account online and make the most of the related resources. (Platform URL: https://www.golfedu.org/)

Semester Scholarship for Undergraduate '

Academic Affairs office, Division of Registration & Curriculum

Requirements:

Ⅰ.The following standards must be met based on the student’s performance in previous semester:

(1)Academic performance of 80 points or above.

(2)Conduct performance of 85 points or above.

(3)Physical education performance of 75 points or above.

Ⅱ.This scholarship is awarded until first semester of fourth grade. For those meeting the above standards, the total score is calculated based on academic performance (70%), conduct performance (20%), and physical education performance (10%). For fourth-year students and those with physical education exemptions, the total score is calculated based on academic performance (80%) and conduct performance (20%).

Ⅲ.The top 3 students in each class are selected each semester. The winners can be awarded scholarship and a certificate of commendation and they are awarded amounts of NT$5,000, NT$4,000, and NT$3,000 respectively.

Academic Scholarship for New Graduates

Academic Affairs office, Division of Registration & Curriculum

Requirements:

Ⅰ.The total score is calculated based on the average academic performance over the first seven semesters within the duration of study.

Ⅱ.The top 3 students in each graduating class are selected. The winners can be awarded scholarship and a certificate of commendation and they are awarded amounts of NT$5,000, NT$4,000, and NT$3,000 respectively.