Our school has been in contract with great numbers of School-level Sister Schools in Japan. Each year, about 20 students from Department of Japanese will be sent to Japan as exchange students, studying for one semester to a year. In addition, students in our department can also apply to study at the sister schools in Europe or America.
College of Liberal Art has been in contract with various college-level sister schools, including Universities in Japan. List of college-level sister schools can be checked on the website of Office of International Affairs.
Except for what mentioned above, our department has also been in contract with Korea University for exchange students programs. Information for applying to Korea University will be announced on the home page in Department of Japanese.
To enhance our students’ abilities of communication in Japanese and develop great talents with international perspective, we hire Japanese students that give opportunities of having communication with other students in our library during lunch time. Concretely speaking, this project goes through the following process：
1.Participants: Undergraduate students and graduate students in our department.
2.Numbers of participants: Each period is available for one student to register. However, each student can be accompanied with the other student.
3.Opening Hours: 12:20~13:20 on each Wednesday, 20 minutes for each time. Japanese Corner will be put on a halt during midterm exam week and final exam week. Reservation must be done through the website.
The President's Scholarship of NTU
Scholarship for Underprivileged Students (Division of Student Assistance)
Living Expense Scholarship (Division of Student Assistance)
Fu Chung Memorial Scholarship, National Taiwan University
Various scholarships organized by the College of Liberal Arts
There are almost 500 thousand Japanese book collection preserved in our library. In addition, to enrich the equipment for Humanities and Social Sciences in our nation, enhancing the emption and usage of digital resources for Japanese research, we possess 32 kinds of database for Japanese literature. 8000 books of those are preserved in our department. Except for academic literatures, our department also purchased diverse Japanese textbooks for self-studying due to the need of our students.
Lectures for bachelor program are arranged to be given in e-learning classrooms, audio-visual classroom, and interpretation classroom at College of Liberal Arts and every education building at our main campus. Each teaching building is equipped with e-learning facilities, fulfilling the needs of playing multimedia teaching materials and PowerPoint slides. Teaching equipment in each classroom (e.g. audio-visual classroom, and interpretation classroom) is arranged to fit in with the learning style for small-sized class around 20 people. With the learning style of one set of equipment for one student, everybody can have the chance to learn practically.
