National Taipei University of Technology

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Introduction

Taipei Tech (National Taipei University of Technology) was established in 1912, and has since produced numerous outstanding alumni who have contributed immeasurably to the economic development and prosperity of Taiwan. Our graduates are the top favorites among Taiwan’s top 1000 enterprises, according to a survey conducted by Cheers magazine. Taipei Tech was ranked No. 1 in a 2013 teaching excellence evaluation executed by the Ministry of Education Taiwan. In both 2012 and 2013, the Ministry of Education Taiwan award Taipei Tech No. 1 Paradigm Technological University for its research and academic excellence. In addition, Taipei Tech is top100 in the Asia University Rankings produced by Times Higher Education (THE) and No.2 in Asia in the UI GreenMetric World University Ranking . Currently, Taipei Tech has six colleges (Mechanical & Electrical Engineering, Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Management, Design, Humanities & Social Sciences), 19 undergraduate programs, and 40 graduate programs. Taipei Tech has the best location in Taipei. The metropolitan campus is located at the center of the Taipei Metro systems (MRT), at the intersection of two major MRT lines. Not only can students benefit from a world-class education at Taipei Tech, but they also have the opportunity to experience Taiwan’s contemporary culture—a unique blend of its rich traditional culture and influences from all over the world—at the heart of Taipei. Taipei Tech is proud of its diverse student body; we currently have students from over 50 countries around the world. Our extensive international cooperation includes elite educational programs with the governments of Gambia, Swaziland, and Saudi Arabia. In these programs, Taipei Tech trains the brightest students to become professional engineers, who will serve as future leaders in engineering in their respective countries. Indeed, during its 100 years of excellence, Taipei Tech has served as a great contributor to the world.