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International-admission guides for more of Taiwan’s universities and English-taught programs.

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  1. National Chengchi University (NCCU) Admission GuideWhy NCCU is a social-sciences university first · The International College of Innovation: the English-taught route · Applying through the Office of International Cooperation (OIC)
  2. National Taipei University of Technology (Taipei Tech) Admission GuideFirst, make sure you have the right university: NTUT is not NTUST · From a 1912 industrial institute to an engineering and design university · The College of Design — and why entry works differently there
  3. Feng Chia University Admission GuideFeng Chia at a glance: a large private university in Taichung · How FCU is organised: ten colleges, applied in character · The ISTM "2+2" dual-degree route
  4. National Taiwan Ocean University Admission GuideA specialist university, not a general one · What NTOU actually covers · English-taught programs, department by department
  5. Yuan Ze University Admission GuideYuan Ze at a glance: a young private research university · Founded by a corporate group: what the industry link actually is · Five colleges, weighted towards engineering and computing
  6. Studying Semiconductors and IC Design in TaiwanWhat this guide does and does not do · What "semiconductor" study actually covers · Degree routes: bachelor's, master's and PhD
  7. Public vs Private Universities in Taiwan: How to Choose and Vet ThemWhat "public" and "private" mean in Taiwan · Practical differences worth knowing · Recognition is the check that matters most

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