Northern Taiwan

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung Univeristy

Comprehensive

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Why us

1.High-quality education

2. Strategic location nearby Hsinchu Science Park 

  • Many opportunities for internship and collaboration with high-tech companies

3.Strong alumni network 

  • Alumni network with numerous distinguished alumni in academia, industry and government

4.Wide-ranging English-taught courses 

  • An increasing number of English-taught courses
  • All English graduate degree programs for Master’s and PhD programs

5.Various scholarships for international students

  • Offered by NYCU and Taiwan government
  • Scholarships for both degree and short-term research students

About

National Yang Ming University (hereinafter referred to as Yang Ming) and National Chiao Tung University (hereinafter referred to as Chiao Tung) will formally merge into the “National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University” (NYCU) on February 1, 2021. Yang Ming, which focuses on biomedical research, and Chiao Tung, which focuses on electronic communication research, are both top tier universities in Taiwan. Under the principle of “reciprocity and mutual trust”, they have adopted a step-by-step integration model to complement their expertise to bring forth a novel disciplinary domain of teaching and pioneer the future of research and innovation. Thus, it is imagined that the merger will eventually bring forth a great and innovative university that is second to none, with 1,400 teachers and 17,000 students collaborating to create a great generation that will develop and further Taiwan’s emerging smart medical industry. 

In addition to implementing effective integration and innovation under the conventional organizational structure of regular teaching, research, administration, and student affairs, NYCU is singularly unique as it will establish Taiwan’s most innovative smart medical research. NYCU will combine the strengths of Yang Ming and Chiao Tung to jointly develop medical applications in terms of AI, telemedicine, medical robots, Internet of Things, wearable devices, and blockchain biomedical as Eco-system amongst other developments. NYCU’s teaching mission will promote the development of a common language for disseminating cutting edge information via in-depth communication between medical experts and offer doctor-engineer course oriented towards resolving the needs of individuals and society. The newly-merged educational institute will also consider privacy protection, assist with revising the relevant medical-related laws and regulations, and study the impact of tangential yet still important issues affecting society, including ethics, economics, and the labor market. Furthermore, NYCU will formulate smart medical protocols via the establishment of standardization, accuracy, acquisition, storage, and processing of medical big data, while integrating various management platforms to concurrently build up the compatibility of medical IT systems. This will create a world-class base for initiating a smart and healthy life to cement Taiwan as the new model for global smart medical care.

The merger of universities to enhance the level of teaching and research is already an important trend of modern times. As early as 1967 in Cleveland, Ohio, Case Institute of Technology, an institution with a focus in science and technology, and Western Reserve University, an institution with a focus on medicine and law, merged to form Case Western Reserve University, and became the most highly regarded and respected university in Ohio. After the merger, it brought forth 11 Nobel Prize winners across the fields of physics, chemistry, biomedicine, and economics. As the era of AI approaches and human beings pursue a healthier life, NYCU, with its combined expertise in biomedicine and electronic communications, will both cultivate high-quality talent and provide creative solutions. It is hoped that in the short term its ranking will advance among the top 100 world universities, and within the next decade or two, it will establish itself as the world’s leading hub for education and research for a smart and healthy life. As such, graduates from its doctoral program will be sought out by top universities in the world, helping to nurture Nobel-level scholars as well as the unicorn-level digital biomedical industry.

The aging population has resulted in a crisis to the medical care system. There is a great opportunity to solve the crisis with the combination of electronic information technology and medical care, especially in regards to the integration of Artificial Intelligence and biomedicine. The two are existing strengths of Taiwan and indispensable in Taiwan’s approach to the next stage of the industry. It is thus our belief the creation of NYCU is the critical pathway to this promising future.

Programs

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【Yangming Campus】

College of Medicine

College of Biomedical Science and Engineering

College of Life Sciences

College of Nursing

College of Dentistry

College of Pharmaceutical Sciences

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

【Chiaotung Campus】

  Inter-Disciplinary Programs (All English-taught programs)

International College of Semiconductor Technology (All English-taught Program)

College of Electrical and Computer Engineering 

College of Photonics (Tainan Campus)

  • Graduate Program of College of Photonics
  • Institute of Photonic System
  • Institute of Lighting and Energy Photonics
  • Institute of Imaging and Biomedical Photonics

College of Computer Science

College of Engineering

College of Science

College of Biological Science and Technology (Bo-Ai Campus) 

College of Management

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

College of Hakka Studies (Liujia Campus)

School of Law

College of Artificial Intelligence 

Fees

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【Yangming Campus】

https://oia.ym.edu.tw/index.php/en-gb/study-in-nymu/degree-students/tuition-and-fees

【Chiaotung Campus】

ITEMSUNDERGRADUATEGRADUATE
Estimated Tuition 

NT$49,540 - NT$57,980 

(US$1,700 - US$1,950) 

per semester

Mandatory Fee:

NT$25,960 - NT$26,940

(US$870 - US$900) per semester

Credit Fee:

NT$2,385 - NT$5,000

(US$80~US$166) per credit

Miscellaneous Fees NT$1,500 (US$50) per semester
Books & Supplies NT$6,000 - NT$11,000 (US$200 - US$370) per semester

Student Dormitory 

(shared room)

NT$8,000 - NT$20,500 (US$266 - US$400) per person/semester 

(Room for 4 persons)

Off-campus housing 

NT$6,000 - NT$12,000 (US$200 - US$400) per month

(size & facilities vary)

Living Expenses 

NT$110,000 - NT$150,000 (US$3,350 - US$4,545) per year 

(varies per person)

National Health InsuranceNT$9,300 (US$310) per year 

*Note:  The amounts listed are subject to change and please refer to the latest announcement for the updated tuition and fees summary of the academic year.

Scholarships

      1. NYCU International Scholarship

  • With one-year award duration and can apply for renewal
  • Undergraduate: Up to US$700 per month
  • Master: Up to US$733 per month
  • Doctoral: Up to US$966 per month

     2.NYCU Elite Ph.D. Scholarship 

  • Doctoral: Up to US$1,050 per month plus tuition waiver
  • Up to 2 years of award duration

     3. TIGP Scholarship 

  • Offered by Academia Sinica
  • For the Bioinformatics program & Sustainable Chemical Science and Technology Program doctoral enrolled students only
  • Stipend up to US$1,066 per month

     4.Taiwan Scholarship 

  • Offered by Taiwan government
  • Stipend up to US$1,000 per month
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