The OIA staff believe that "internationalization" means more than the number of foreign students or collaborative projects. We consider it our mandate to create a learning and research environment with a global vision. The expansion of internationalized education, research and collaboration and their higher visibility on the campus are our present objectives as OIA assists our faculty and students in their quest for internationalization and excellence.The Office of International Affairs at National Taipei University of Technology was established on August 1, 2010, to enhance the internationalization of the university through the recruitment of more foreign students and the promotion of more exchange and collaboration with foreign partners. Integrating the International Student Section from the Office of Academic Affairs and the International Cooperation Section from the Research and Development Office, OIA strives to better serve the growing needs of Taipei Tech as it pursues the goals of internationalization.

Dean's Profile

Dean Prof. Ho-Chiao Chuang Department of Mechanical Engineering National Taipei University of Technology Tel : 886-2-27712171 ext. 6501 or 2076 Fax : 886-2-2721-4142 E-mail : hchuang@mail.ntut.edu.tw

Education University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA Ph.D. major in Mechanical Engineering Aug.2003 - Dec.2008 National Tsing-Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan MS in Power Mechanical Engineering Sep.2000 - Jul.2002 Da-Yeh University, Chang-Hwa, Taiwan BS in Mechanical Engineering Sep.1996 - Jun.2000   Professional Career Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering National Taipei University of Technology Aug.2016 - present Associate Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering National Taipei University of Technology Feb.2013 - Jul.2016 Assistant Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering National Taipei University of Technology Feb.2009 - Jan.2013 Research Associate Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado Manage research projects funded mostly by DARPA. Prepare research project proposals for government/industry funding. Jan.2005 - Dec.2008 Teaching Assistant University of Colorado Instruct courses (System Dynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Component Design, Methods of Engineering Analysis I). Prepared course material, homework, and exams for undergraduates classes (average 100 students per class) Aug.2003 - Dec.2004 Research Associate Instrument Technology Research Center, National Applied Research Laboratories Optics Division. Jun.2001 - Jun.2002

Welcome Message From the Dean

Dear prospective students:

Greets from National Taipei University of Technology (Taipei Tech)! I am the Dean of the Office of International Affairs at Taipei Tech. I would like to represent my University to welcome you to study at Taipei Tech and thank youfor your interest in our university. In addition to extending a warm welcome to you, I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce my University and give you the reasons why you should pursue advanced degrees at Taipei Tech.

Before you start browsing our website, I would like to point out my University’s unique advantages. First of all is the history of Taipei Tech. The National Taipei University of Technology will celebrate its 100th birthday next year, and it has awarded degrees to more than 100,000 graduates. That means more than 100,000 doors will open for you at the mention of Taipei Tech, giving you valuable connects for career opportunities and personal growth. Our second advantage is our reputation. In a recent evaluation by Taiwan’s Ministry of Education, Taipei Tech ranked first among all the universities of technology. Besides, Taipei Tech graduates were named “the most preferred prospective employees” by Taiwan’s private employers in the 2010 survey by the Global View Monthly. Because our graduates have earned a reputation as highly-motivated employees and hard workers, it will really help to improve your job prospects with Taiwan companies all over the world if you study at Taipei Tech . Third, Taipei Tech has the best location. The campus is located in the heart of Taipei. Not only can you enjoy a world-class education at Taipei Tech, but you also gain the opportunity to enjoy the rich Chinese culture that Taipei has to offer. Most attractions such as Taipei 101, the Palace Museum, and the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall are just around the corner from the University. You can enjoy easy access to these great places while you study at Taipei Tech in Taipei.

Please feel free to contact our staff or write us through the Enquiry, if you have any questions. We will be most happy to serve you.

Sincerely yours,
Ho-Chiao Chuang
Dean, Office of International Affairs