National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Region: Eastern Asia
Country/Region: China-Taiwan
Found Year: 1958
Address: 1001 University Road, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Introduction

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.

Academic Ranking of World Universities
401-500
Academic Ranking of World Universities
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401-500
2021
401-500
2022
401-500
2023
Global Ranking of Academic Subjects
All Subjects
Subject
Rank
Best Ranked Subjects
Subject Rank
Nursing
51-75
Instruments Science & Technology
101-150
Telecommunication Engineering
151-200
Nanoscience & Nanotechnology
151-200
Energy Science & Engineering
151-200
Dentistry & Oral Sciences
151-200
Biomedical Engineering
201-300
Materials Science & Engineering
201-300
Key Statistics
16425
Total Enrollment
1728(10.5%)
International Students
7574
Undergraduate Enrollment
633(8.4%)
International Students
8851
Graduate Enrollment
1095(12.4%)
International Students