NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF KAOHSIUNG

National University of Kaohsiung (abbreviated as NUK; English name: National University of Kaohsiung) was established in February 2000 by the Taiwanese government. It aims to promote the outstanding economic development of the southern region.

• English name: National University of Kaohsiung
• Chinese name: 國立高雄大學

I. Introduction to National Kaohsiung University:

Established in February 2000 by the Taiwanese government, the university aims to narrow the educational gap between southern and northern Taiwan and promote the economic development of the southern region.

The university has 5 faculties and 24 majors. In 2006, the number of candidates applying for graduate school increased by 9% compared to 2005. The university’s Department of Applied Economics is highly regarded in world academic rankings.

II. Highlights:

Residents living around this school often walk to school or exercise using the equipment in the gym.

III. Training programs for international students

1. Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities

• Western Languages ​​and Literatures
• Kinetics, Health and Recreation Studies
• East Asian Languages ​​and Literatures
• Sports Performance
• Architecture
• Crafts and Creative Design

2. Faculty of Law:

• Law
• Government and Law
• Economic and Financial Law

3. Faculty of Management:

• Applied Economics
• Asia Pacific Business and Industrial Management
• Finance
• Information Management
• Master of International Business Administration
• Institute of Business and Management

4. Faculty of Science

• Applied Mathematics
• Life Sciences
• Applied Chemistry
• Applied Physics
• Institute of Statistics

5. Faculty of Engineering:

• Electrical Engineering
• Construction and Environment
• Chemical and Materials Engineering
• Computer Science and Information Technology

IV. Tuition and miscellaneous fees:

Depending on each academic year, tuition fees at NUK may change. Tuition and miscellaneous fees for the 2020-2021 academic year at NKU:

1. Tuition:

• Undergraduate: NT$ 46,000 – NT$ 57,000/semester
• Master’s, PhD: NT$ 48,000 – NT$ 54,000/semester
• IMBA: NT$ 44,400 – NT$ 55,200/semester

2. Miscellaneous fees:

• Insurance fee: NT$ 3,500/semester
• Living expenses: NT$ 7,000/month
• Housing:
  • On-campus dormitory: NT$ 7,250 – NT$ 9,800/semester
  • Off-campus dormitory: NT$ 7,250 – NT$ 9,800/semester
  • Off-campus dormitory: NT$ 18,000 – NT$ 30,000/semester period

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