National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech)

Five campuses are located around Taipei including their main Gongguan Campus in the south of the city. These campuses are home to the university’s seven academic colleges: the College of Engineering , the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science , the School of Management , the College of Design , the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences , the College of Applied Sciences and the College of Industry-Academia Innovation .
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology campuses have many facilities for students to enjoy, including:

• Shops
• A post office
• Cafés and restaurants
• A sports centre
• Indoor and outdoor courts
• A gym and fitness room
• A sports field
• A swimming pool
• A library and study rooms
• Health services
• IT facilities
• On-campus housing
• Gardens, a lake and green outdoor spaces

The university provides online student resources including detailed course information, library resources and texts, an academic calendar of events, and a Moodle page where students can access information and submit work.

Student life

Life on campus

Whether you’re keen to compete, team up for a good cause, or simply make new friends from around the world, there are plenty of ways to get involved at Taiwan Tech. The university’s Office of International Affairs hosts and promotes a full calendar of events throughout the year, bringing students from all backgrounds together. From camping trips and free walking tours around Taipei to international celebration weeks, you’ll find opportunities to immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture while also connecting with the university’s diverse global community.
Look forward to big events throughout the year including the Spring Night Out, the Chill Night Out and Lunar New Year festivities. And get ready for some friendly competition with football and futsal championships and the annual Taiwan Tech road running event.

Life in vibrant Taipei

As a student at NTUST, you’ll enjoy an exciting array of culture, cuisine, and activities right at your doorstep in Taipei. Taiwan's capital city provides endless options for dining out, exploring night markets, hiking lush mountains, and taking in arts and music performances.
Taipei offers convenient public transportation with MRT stations and buses connecting major sites across the city. While Mandarin Chinese is spoken widely, many locals also speak English. The subtropical climate brings hot, humid summers and mild, dry winters. With famous Taiwanese hospitality, you can expect a warm welcome and unforgettable experiences living in this vibrant, cosmopolitan city.

Accommodation

Taiwan Tech’s three on-campus halls of residence are reserved for full-time degree students, and provide a built-in community and convenient commute to class. Typical dorm rooms house four to six students and include shared facilities and common areas.
Spaces are limited, so many NTUST students live in off-campus housing. Taipei offers a huge variety of affordable apartments and rooms for rent. For easy access to campus, check out the popular student areas of Da'an District or Zhongzheng District. Or for cheaper options, try Yonghe District in New Taipei City.

Find out more about accommodation at NTUST on their website, with advice and links to useful housing websites.