National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU / 國立臺灣師範大學)

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU / 國立臺灣師範大學) is a recognised university in Taiwan. Below is what AlmiStudy records about it — only verified fields are shown; anything not confirmed is deliberately left out rather than guessed.

CityTaipei

RegionAsia

TypePublic

SubjectsEducation; Arts & Humanities; Languages & Linguistics

AccreditationMinistry of Education, Republic of China (Taiwan) (中華民國教育部 / MOE) — apex regulator for Taiwan HEIs. Taiwan HE: (1) NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES — ~50 public universities including national flagships (NTU 1928 colonial heritage, NTHU 1911 mainland heritage revived Taiwan 1956, NYCU 2021 merger of Yang-Ming + Chiao Tung, NCKU 1931 Taiwan-founded, NCCU 1927 mainland heritage revived); (2) PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES — ~100+ including Catholic (Fu Jen 1925/1961), Buddhist, Christian, business-foundation (Chang Gung by Formosa Plastics chaebol, Yuan Ze by Far Eastern Group); (3) SPECIALISED — Taipei Medical, China Medical, Kaohsiung Medical (3 major private medical universities); arts universities; technical universities. Mandarin Chinese is national language + HE primary medium; English-medium programmes increasing especially graduate STEM + international student programmes. Taiwan HE among Asia's most developed with extensive international cooperation including with USA, Japan, Western Europe, Southeast Asia, and growing Pakistani + South Asian student community.

Official websitehttps://www.ntnu.edu.tw

Accreditation registryhttps://english.moe.gov.tw

Founded 1922 (chartered as Taiwan Provincial Normal School by Japanese colonial government; full National Taiwan Normal University 1955; Taiwan's premier teacher training + education university). Taiwan's premier teacher training + education university. Chartered 1922 as TAIWAN PROVINCIAL NORMAL SCHOOL by Japanese colonial government. Full National Taiwan Normal University 1955 by ROC. ~16,000+ students. Strong education + Chinese language + Mandarin teaching to non-native speakers (major destination for international students learning Mandarin via Mandarin Training Center).

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