Study at University of Taipei (UT)

【Present & History】

An urban-rooted university advancing education, sport, and city development through impactful innovation

• The University of Taipei (UT) was established in 2013 by merging the Taipei Municipal University of Education and Taipei Physical Education College.
• UT's history can be traced back to the Zhishan Yan School, founded in 1895, Taiwan's first public education institution.
• Over a century, UT has cultivated numerous outstanding talents in education, arts and culture, science, and public service and has nurtured many athletes who have gained international recognition.

【Features】

• Buiding upon the solid foundation of the University of Education and the Physical Education College, and with solid support from the Taipei City Government, UT focuses on three critical educational directions:
• Paragon of Teacher Education,
• Incubator for Gold Medallists, and
• Think Tank for Urban Studies.

- Excelling in Teacher Certification -

UT's pass rates for teacher certification exams have consistently exceeded the national average recently.

- Global Education Service -

Our teacher education students continue participating in the Ministry of Education's international and domestic Schweitzer Projects, providing educational services to disadvantaged areas worldwide.

- Flagship for Teacher Quality -

UT has been selected as a ‘Flagship University’ and received funding from the Ministry of Education's ‘2024-2027 Teacher Quality Enhancement and Characteristic Development Project.’

【Academic Units】

UT continually revitalizes its academic departments to ensure the curriculum and research reflect current social trends, industry needs, and practical applications. Our academic units are as follows:

College of Education

• Dept. of Education (BEd, MEd, & PhD)
• Dept. of Special Education (BEd, MEd, & MS)
• Dept. of Early Childhood Education (BEd & MEd)
• Dept. of Psychology and Counseling (BEd & Med)
• Dept. of Learning and Materials Design (BEd & MEd)
• Inst. of Educational Administration and Evaluation (MEd & PhD)

College of Humanities and Arts

• Dept. of Chinese Language and Literature (BA, MA, & PhD)
• Dept. of History and Geography (BA, MA, & MEd)
• Dept. of Music (BFA, MEd, & MFA)
• Dept. of Visual Arts (BFA & MA)
• Dept. of English Instruction (BA & MA)
• Dept. of Social and Public Affairs (BA, MEd, & MPA)
• Dept. of Dance (BFA, MFA)
• MA Prog. of Teaching Chinese as a Second Language (MA)

College of Science

• Dept. of Earth and Life Sciences (BS & MS)
• Dept. of Applied Physics and Chemistry (BS & MS)
• Dept. of Computer Science (BS, MA, & MS)
• Dept. of Mathematics (BS & MS)
• Dept. of Physical Education (BPE & MPE)

College of Kinesiology

• Dept. of Ball Sports (BS)
• Dept. of Athletics (BS)
• Dept. of Aquatic Sports (BS)
• Dept. of Martial Arts (BS)
• Dept. of Sports Performing Arts (BS)
• Dept. of Recreation and Sports Management (BS & MSM)
• Dept. of Exercise and Health Sciences (BPE & MS)
• Inst. of Sports Sciences (MS & PhD)
• Inst. of Sports Training (MS & PhD)
• Inst. of Sports Pedagogy (MEd)
• Inst. of Sports Equipment Technology (MS)
• MA Prog. of Transition & Leisure Education for Individuals with Disabilities (MEd)

College of City Management

• Dept. of Urban Development (BS & MURP)
• Dept. of Marketing and Management (BBA & MBA)
• Dept. of Health and Welfare (BS & MS)
  

【Visiting UT & Taipei】

UT's dual-campus setup allows students to experience the bustling city center with its historical sites, modern attractions, and more laid-back areas known for natural beauty and traditional experiences, offering a comprehensive taste of life in this exciting Asian capital:

• Bo-Ai Campus enjoys a prime location in the heart of Taipei, offering students a unique blend of cultural richness and urban convenience. The campus provides easy access to the iconic Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and its adjacent National Theater and Concert Hall. Its proximity to Ximending, Taipei's trendy shopping and entertainment district, immerses students in vibrant youth culture, street food, and fashion. Moreover, the campus's closeness to Taipei Main Station, the city's central transportation hub, ensures excellent connectivity, making it effortless for students to explore the city or commute from various parts of Taipei.
• Tian-Mu Campus is nestled in an area renowned for its international atmosphere. Tian-Mu is home to numerous foreign embassies, international schools, and a diverse expatriate community, offering students a globally-minded environment. This Campus is conveniently situated near the famous Shilin Night Market, one of Taiwan's largest and most popular night markets, where students can indulge in various local and international cuisines. The Campus is also a short distance from Beitou, known for its hot springs and Japanese-style bathhouses, providing a perfect retreat for relaxation and cultural immersion.