历史

National Taiwan University has its origins in the Taihoku Imperial University (台北帝國大學, Taihoku Teikoku Daigaku) founded by Taiwan's Japanese colonial government in 1928 as a member of the imperial university system administered by the Empire of Japan.

The school's first president was Hiroshi Shidehara. The Taihoku Imperial University began with a College of Liberal Arts and Law and a College of Science and Agriculture serving 60 students. The university was intended mainly for Japanese nationals; few Taiwanese students were admitted. The College of Medicine and the College of Engineering were added in 1936 and 1943, respectively. After World War II the incoming Republic of China government reorganized the school as an institution for Chinese-speaking students. The school was renamed the National Taiwan University on 15 November 1945 and Lo Tsung-lo was appointed as its president.

Today, the National Taiwan University serves nearly 30,000 students through 11 colleges, 54 departments, and 96 graduate institutes (which offer 96 master's programs and 83 doctoral programs). A new library, built in 1998, now contains over 3 million volumes. In 2010, the university is scheduled to merge with the National Taipei University of Education, the city's oldest institution of higher learning.

University emblem

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The emblem with the figure of the plum blossom, the blue-and-white background and the thunder-and-cloud line pattern combine the spiritual ideals of the nation and its cultural traditions, as well as those of all members of the university community.

• The University Motto: "Integrity, Diligence, Patriotism and Philanthropy," the cornerstone of NTU philosophy and personal comportment;
• The Fu Bell: A reminder of discipline and enlightenment; and
• The University Tree: The royal palm as a symbol of growth and nurture, broad vision and steadfast willpower.

学术

NTU offers the bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctorate degree in many disciplines. Students are given the flexibility to select courses offered by any colleges; however, compulsory subjects designated for each major needs to be completed to be awarded a degree. A student must declare a major during college application, some majors are more competitive than others and require a higher national examination score. Traditionally, medicine, electrical engineering, and law are the three most selective majors. Most majors take four years to complete while the medical degree takes seven years to finish.

NTU requires most of its undergraduate students to take a mandatory core curriculum, comprising Chinese, freshman English, physical education, and public service. The medical school in addition dictates each of its students to take philosophy and sociology classes as well as seminars in ethics and thanatology. Military training is no longer an obligatory course for males, but it is a prerequisite if the student plans to be an officer during his mandatory military service.

组织

The original building housing the National Taiwan University Hospital in Taipei. The Shin Kong Life Tower appears in the background.

The president heads the university. Each college is headed by a dean, and each department by a chairman. Students elect their own representatives each year to attend administrative meetings.

The colleges in NTU are:

• College of Liberal Arts
• College of Science
• College of Social Science
• College of Medicine
• College of Engineering
• College of Bio-resource and Agriculture
• College of Management
• College of Public Health
• College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
• College of Law
• College of Life Science
• School of Dentistry
• School of Pharmacy

The International Chinese Language Program (ICLP), founded by Stanford University, is located at National Taiwan University.

GMBA (Global MBA)

The GMBA program is made up nearly half international and half local students. The classes are conducted all in English. The students work on real life consulting practices partnering with top business schools such as Wharton Business School. The core classes include marketing management, organizational behavior, finance management, managerial economics, information management and managerial accounting. The teachers come from a diverse background with international accreditation.

校园

An avenue of royal palms leads to the library on the National Taiwan University main campus

The University has six campuses in the greater Taipei region (including Taipei County) and two additional campuses in Nantou County, amounting to nearly 1% of the total area of the Taiwan island. The University governs farms, forests, and hospitals for educational and research purposes. The main campus (interactive map) is situated in Taipei's Daan district near Gongguan, where most college department buildings and all the administrative buildings are located. Notable exceptions are the College of Law, the College of Social Science, and the College of Medicine, which are located near the Presidential Building.

The six campuses are:

• Main Campus (No.1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Road, Taipei, Taiwan)
• College of Law, Social Sciences and Public Health (No.21, XuZhou Road, Taipei, Taiwan)
• College of Medicine (No. 1, Sec.1, RenAi Road, Taipei, Taiwan)
• University Hospital (No. 7, ZhongShan South Road, Taipei, Taiwan)
• University Farm (No.7, Jiu-kuang Road, Hsin-tien, Taipei County, Taiwan)
• Wenshan Botanical Garden (No.4, Lei-kung Po, Geh-tou Tsun, Shih-ting, Taipei County, Taiwan)

Research Stations

The three research stations are:

• Highland Farm (No.136, Jen-heh Road, Ta-tung Tsun, Jen-ai, Nan-tou County, Taiwan
• Experimental Forest
• Department of Forestry (No. 12, Sec.1, Chien-shan Road, Shiang-shan, Nan-tou County, Taiwan)

University Presidents

Presidents of Taihoku Imperial University:

• Hiroshi Shidehara (幣原坦): March 1928-September 1937
• Sadanori Mita (三田定則): September 1937-April 1941
• Masatsugu Ando (安藤正次): April 1941-March 1945
• Kazuo Ando (安藤一雄): March 1945-August 1945

Presidents of National Taiwan University:

• Lo Tsung-lo (羅宗洛): August 1945-July 1946
• Lu Chih-houng (陸志鴻): August 1946-May 1948
• Chuang Chang-kung (莊長恭): June 1948-December 1948
• Fu Szu-nien (傅斯年): January 1949-December 1950
• Shen Kang-po (沈剛伯): December 1950-January 1951
• Chien Szu-liang (錢思亮): January 1951-May 1970
• Yen Cheng-hsing (閻振興): June 1970-July 1981
• Yu Chao-Chung (虞兆中): August 1981-July 1984
• Sun Chen (孫震): August 1984-February 1993
• Kou Guang-hsiung (郭光雄): March 1993-July 1993
• Chen Wei-Jao (陳維昭): August 1993-June 2005
• Lee Si-Chen (李嗣涔): August 2005-

Alumni

NTU alumni are influential in the politics of Taiwan as well as in academics.

学术

University chancellors

• Tien, Chang-lin (田長霖): the 8th Chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley
• Henry T. Yang (楊祖佑): the 5th Chancellor of the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Humanities and social sciences

• Kwang-chih Chang (張光直): Professor of Anthropology, Harvard University
• Peter Chen (陳品山): originator of the Entity-Relationship Model
• Leo Ou-fan Lee (李歐梵): Professor of Chinese Literature, Harvard University
• Pai Hsien-yung (白先勇): author of Taipei People (臺北人); Professor of Chinese Literature, University of California, Santa Barbara
• Yu Ying-shih (余英時): Professor of Chinese Studies, Professor of History and East Asian Studies, Princeton University
• George C. Tiao (刁錦寰): Professor of Econometrics and Statistics, University of Chicago
• Russell Leong: Professor of English and Asian-American studies, University of California, Los Angeles

Physical sciences, mathematics, and engineering

• Wu-Chung Hsiang (項武忠): Professor of Mathematics, Princeton University
• Wu-Yi Hsiang (項武義): Professor of Mathematics, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley
• Chun-Hway Hsueh: ISI high-cited researcher in materials science; Distinguished R&D Staff, Metals & Ceramics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Jin Au Kong (孔金甌): Professor of Electrical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Lee Yuan-tseh (李遠哲): Nobel Prize in chemistry, 1986; Professor Emeritus of Physical Chemistry, National Taiwan University
• Tai-Ping Liu (劉太平): Professor of Mathematics, Stanford University
• Ho-kwang (David) Mao (毛河光): Balzan Prize, 2005; Gregori Aminoff Prize, 2005; Roebling Medal, 2005; Staff, Geophysical Laboratory, Carnegie Institution of Washington
• Chong Chiuh Khiun : Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, Nanyang University
• Chiang-Chung Mei (梅強中): Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Teresa H. Meng(孟懷縈): Reid Weaver Dennis Professor of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University; Founder of Atheros Communications, Inc.
• Simon M. Sze (施敏): pioneer in MOSFET; IEEE J J Ebers Award, 1991
• Yu-Chong Tai (戴聿昌): pioneer in microelectromechanical system (MEMS); Professor of Electrical Engineering, California Institute of Technology
• Kuan-Chong Ting : Professor and Head, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• Weng I. Wang (王文一): Professor of Electrical Engineering, Columbia University
• Chi-Huey Wong (翁啟惠): Professor of Chemistry, the Scripps Research Institute; President of Academia Sinica (in Taiwan)
• C.F. Jeff Wu (吳建福): Coca Cola Chair in Engineering Statistics, Georgia Institute of Technology; Member, National Academy of Engineering, USA
• Yao, Andrew (姚期智): Turing Award (Nobel Prize of computing), 2000; Professor, Princeton University; Professor, Tsinghua University, Beijing (2004 - )
• Horng-Tzer Yau (姚鴻澤): MacArthur Fellowship, 2000; Professor of Mathematics, Harvard University
• Nai-Chang Yeh (葉乃裳): Professor of Physics, California Institute of Technology
• Lee Si-Chen (李嗣涔): semiconductor researcher; IEEE Fellow, 2002; Professor of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University; President of National Taiwan University (2005 - )

Life sciences

• Chuan-Chiung Chang (張傳炯): co-discoverer of bungarotoxin; Professor Emeritus of Pharmacology, National Taiwan University
• Ding-Shinn Chen, M.D. (陳定信): authority on hepatitis B and hepatocellular carcinoma; Dean, NTU College of Medicine; Foreign Member, National Academy of Sciences, USA
• Lan-Bo Chen (陳良博): Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School
• Pei-Jer Chen, M.D. (陳培哲): authority on hepatitis D virus; Howard Hughes Medical Institute International Research Scholar; Professor of Medicine, NTU
• Wei-Jao Chen, M.D. (陳維昭): President, NTU, 1993-2005; pioneer in surgical separation of ischiopagus tripus conjoined twins
• Yuan-Tsong Chen, M.D. (陳垣崇): inventor of Myozyme, the first EMEA- and U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved treatment for Pompe disease (approved in 2006); Director, Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Academia Sinica; former Chief and Professor, the Pediatrics Division of Medical Genetics, Duke University Medical Center
• Yao-Tseng Chen, M.D.: Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College
• Yu-Ray Chen, M.D. (陳昱瑞): President, International Society of Craniofacial Surgery, 1999-2000
• Shu Chien, M.D. (錢煦): University Professor, University of California; President, the American Physiological Society, 1990-1; President Elect, the Biomedical Engineering Society, USA, 2005-6
• Tuan-Hua David Ho (賀端華): ISI (Institute for Scientific Information) highly cited researcher in plant and animal science; UNESCO Professorship, 2004; Director and Distinguished Research Fellow, Institute of Botany, Academia Sinica, 2003-
• Ru-Chih Chow Huang (黃周汝吉): American Women in Science, 1985; Professor of Biology, Johns Hopkins University
• Tao-shih Hsieh (謝道時): Professor of Biochemistry, Duke University Medical Center
• Su-Ming Hsu, M.D. (許世明): ISI highly cited researcher in clinical medicine (cited more than 10,000 times between 1981 and 1992); Professor of Pathology, NTU
• Lily Y. Jan (葉公杼): Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, Professor of Physiology and Biophysics, University of California, San Francisco
• Yuh Nung Jan (詹裕農): Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, Professor of Molecular Physiology, University of California, San Francisco
• Selina Chen-Kiang: Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College
• Michael M. C. Lai, M.D. (賴明詔): President, National Cheng Kung University, 2007-present; Vice President, Academia Sinica, 2003-2007; Distinguished Professor of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, University of Southern California; Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, 1990-2003
• Chen-Yuan Lee, M.D. (李鎮源): co-discoverer of bungarotoxin; Redi Award, 1976; Former President, International Society on Toxinology
• Tun-Hou Lee (李惇厚): Professor of Virology, Harvard School of Public Health
• Ching-Hon Pui, M.D.: Chair, Department of Oncology, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital; ISI highly cited researcher in clinical medicine
• Vivian E. Shih, M.D.: Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School
• Ming T. Tsuang, M.D. (莊明哲): University Professor, University of California; Director, Institute of Behavioral Genomics, University of California, San Diego; Director, Harvard Institute of Psychiatric Epidemiology and Genetics
• Ching-Chung Wang (王正中): Professor of Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of California, San Francisco
• James C. Wang (王倬): discoverer of topoisomerase; Chair (1983-1985) and Professor (1977-2005), Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Harvard University
• Tzyy Choou Wu, M.D.: Professor of Pathology, Professor of Oncology, and Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions; Professor of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology, Johns Hopkins University
• Jang Yen Wu (吳政彥): ISI highly cited researcher in neuroscience; Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Senior Schmidt Fellow, Department of Biomedical Science, Florida Atlantic University
• Fun-Sun Frank Yao, M.D.: Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology, Weill Cornell Medical College

Politics

• Chang Chau-hsiung, M.D. (張昭雄): vice-chairman, People First Party, 2000-
• Chang Po-ya (張博雅), M.P.H.: Minister of Health, R.O.C., 1979-1986
• General Chen Chao-ming, M.B.A. (陳肇敏): Commander-in-Chief, R.O.C. Air Force, 1998-2002; Deputy Defense Minister, R.O.C., 2002-
• Chen Ding-nan (陳定南): Minister of Justice, R.O.C., 2000-2005
• Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁): Mayor of Taipei, 1994-1998; President of R.O.C., 2000-2008
• Chen, Sisy (陳文茜): famous talk show host in Taiwan
• Frank Hsieh (謝長廷): Mayor of Kaohsiung, 1998-2005; Premier of R.O.C., 2005-2006
• Lee Teng-hui (李登輝): President of R.O.C., 1988-2000
• Lien Chan (連戰): Vice President of R.O.C., 1996-2000
• Lin Yang-kang (林洋港): President, Judicial Yuan, R.O.C., 1987-1994
• Lin Yi-hsiung (林義雄): chairman, Democratic Progressive Party, 1998-2000
• Lu, Annette (呂秀蓮): Vice President of R.O.C., 2000-2008
• Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九): President of R.O.C., 2008-
• Peng Ming-min (彭明敏): former Chair and Professor, Department of Political Science, NTU; political activist for Taiwan independence
• Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌): Premier of R.O.C., 2006-2007
• Shen Fu-hsiung, M.D. (沈富雄): Member, Legislative Yuan, R.O.C., 1992-2004; former Associate Professor, University of Washington, Seattle; former Director, Hemodialysis Unit, Seattle Veterans Administration Hospital
• Wu Duen-yih (吳敦義): Mayor of Kaohsiung, 1990-1998; Member, Legislative Yuan, 2002- ; Secretary-General of the KMT Central Committee, 2007-; Premier of R.O.C., 2009-

Business

• Felice Chen: Former Managing Director and Co-Head of Investment Banking for UBS Investment Bank in Taipei
• Wen Chi Chen (陳文琦): President and CEO of VIA Technologies
• Robert Chiu: Managing Director, Head of Telecommunications, Media and Technology investment banking at Nomura
• John Chou (周鴻成): Chief Actuary and Senior Vice President of Liberty National Life Insurance Co., the founding division of Torchmark Corporation
• Koo Chen-fu (辜振甫): Former Chairman of the Koos Group of companies
• T.J. Huang (黃宗仁): Founder and Managing Partner of AsiaVest Partners, one of the leading venture capital firms in the Far East
• Steven Hung: Chairman of Waterland Financial Holding Co., Ltd.
• Min H. Kao (高民環): Co-founder of Garmin Corporation, the GPS manufacturer
• Barry Lam: (林百里): Founder and Chairman of Quanta Computer, the leading laptop producer worldwide
• Fred Pai: Chairman of Central Insurance Co. and brother of Wayne Pai, founder and former chairman of Polaris Financial Group
• John Shen: Executive of Globalization Services, IBM China Development Laboratory
• Rick Tsai (蔡力行): President and CEO of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company

Entertainment

• Alec Su (蘇有朋): actor and singer; majored in mechanical engineering (did not graduate)
• Wakin Chau (周華健): singer; majored in mathematics

Notes

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• National Taiwan University Hospital
• List of universities in Taiwan
• Education in the Republic of China

External links

• National Taiwan University official website (Chinese)
• National Taiwan University official website (English)