National University of Chiayi - Study abroad in Taiwan

There are 4 campuses and an experimental forest with a total area of ​​258.78 hectares. 4 campuses include: Lantan, Min-hsiung, Sinmin and Lisen. The Lantan campus includes the School of Agriculture, Science and Technology, and Life Sciences. The Min-hsiung campus consists of the School of Education and school of Humanities and Arts. The Sinmin campus includes the School of Veterinary Medicine and Management. A variety of extension and learning programs are offered on Linsen campus to provide educational services to local communities. Practice forests provide students with relevant practical experience in this field.

The university has a large library system: Lantan library with floor area of ​​24.926m2, 1,000 seats and more than 1 million books, a computer center with area of 3,455m2. Mi-hsiung Library with area of 8,848.78m2, with 500 seats. Sinmin Library with area of 1,071m2 with 136 seats.

There are 2 semesters per year: 18 weeks each

Fall season: beginning in mid-September, ending in January.

Spring Season: Beginning in February, ending in July.

Winter vacation 1 month, summer vacation 2 months.

Tuition: NT $ / term:

Health checkup: 650 - 700NT $

Insurance: 190 - 250NT $ / term

Book: 500 - 2,000 NT $ / term

Library and Internet use fee: 350NT $

Dormitory: 6,000 - 14,200NT $ / term including Internet and facility charges.

Dining: 5,000 - 10,000NT $ / month.

Chinese program:

Testing fee: 500NT$, registration fee: 500NT $

Required Documents:

1. 2 application forms

2. 1 photocopy of passport

3. 1 photocopy of highest certificate, translated into Chinese or English, authenticated by a Chinese representative office.

4. 1 photocopy of highest transcript, translated into Chinese or English.

5. Study plan written in Chinese or English

6. Self introduction

7. Financial statement are provided by a sponsor who is committed to paying for study in Taiwan.

8. TOCFL Level 2, or CEF B1 (TOEFL ITP 457, TOEFL CBT 137, TOEFLIBT 47, IELTS 4, TOEIC 550)

Would you like to know more about studying in Taiwan? Please contact to CHD Hotline for advice.