Chinese Category

1. First-year Undergraduate student/Second-year Undergraduate student/Third-year Undergraduate student. According to the year of study recorded in the Office of Academic Affairs system at the time of internal selection..
2. There should be no failed courses listed in your transcripts.
3. GPA should be higher than 3.44.
4. Application is limited to students of Taiwan nationality..

1 student for 1 semester.
(Limited to 1 exchange student for the 2nd semester)

Fall semester: August to January
Spring semester: February to June

Refer to here for the academic calendar.

Students must register as a full-time student at NTU and are liable for tuition fees at NTU while overseas. Students do not have to pay tuition fees to the host university, but remain liable for miscellaneous, accommodation, living, insurance, transportation and other personal fees.

1. Please note that the university has indicated that, due to the inability to assess the impact of future pandemics, the exchange program may be canceled at short notice even if a quota is allocated to our university.
   In addition, the travel advisory for Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau has been raised to Orange. Students planning to choose this university for exchange should take this into consideration.

2. The language requirements listed are the minimum standards. Applicants are advised to look into specific departments and courses to ensure they meet all prerequisites and additional language criteria. The host institution reserves the right to deny admission if no suitable departments or courses are available.

3. The School of Management’s MBA/EMBA programs, Schwarzman College, clinical medicine courses at the School of Medicine, and certain high-fee closed courses in some faculties do not accept exchange student applications.
   For detailed course information of each faculty, please refer to the faculty and department listings.

4. Exchange students must have an average academic performance at or equivalent to the top 50% of their class.

5. Transcripts will be mailed within one month after the start of the semester following the completion of the exchange. Students who urgently need their transcripts after the exchange are advised to consider this carefully.

6. Some courses have prerequisites, especially those in mathematics and science. Students must confirm requirements with the instructor before the course begins.

Q: Do you need to book on-campus dormitories yourself?
A: No need. Exchange students on campus live uniformly in apartment buildings for local students, typically in quadruple rooms. The school will arrange accommodation for the students after they are admitted, and check-in can be completed upon enrollment.

Q: What items should be included in the required health check-up by the school?
A: The school recognizes the health examination reports from local (Taiwan) formal health check-ups, which can be conducted at affiliated institutions or medical facilities. The items must cover basic blood tests, chest X-rays, infectious disease history, and must be reported within the last six months.

Q: What does the submitted insurance certificate need to cover?
A: It is recommended that students purchase insurance covering basic items such as round-trip transportation, outpatient care during their stay on the mainland, emergency services, and accidental injuries; this insurance is voluntary.