OCS / HK-Macao students: check the published ID list (Bachelor's and Master's lists are posted separately).

International students: your student ID will be announced on the OIA website homepage on the date given in this semester's Enrollment Notice.

Path: Campus Portal → Information Systems → Academic Affairs System → New Student Online Course Registration System → New Student Personal Information. Login: date of birth (format example: 20260730tW, i.e. YYYYMMDD + tW).

OCS / HK-Macao students: log in to the Bank of Taiwan tuition portal, print the payment slip, and pay at a convenience store or any Bank of Taiwan branch.

International students: pay online via the Overseas Payment System using a credit or debit card.

Payment Instructions

Pre-selection: choose courses from your own department/program first.

Add/Drop: opens after the semester starts, for courses across departments; done online.

Instructions (PDF/video): see the link in this semester's Enrollment Notice.

Once you have paid your tuition and completed course selection, you can go to the Office of Academic Affairs to print your Certificate of Enrollment from the red machine.

You will also need this certificate later when applying to extend your ARC.

Students who applied for on-campus housing may move in on the dormitory opening day. Arriving earlier does not allow earlier move-in — arrange your own accommodation until then.

Please contact the Office of Student Affairs for dormitory related inquiries.

Bring at least NT$600 in cash to the health check location.

International students: students residing in Taiwan for 6+ continuous months must enroll in National Health Insurance (NHI). Before that, you are automatically enrolled in Group Medical Insurance (one-time fee, NT$3,000 for 6 months).

To use your own home-country insurance instead, it must be verified by a Taiwan embassy/mission (please confirm the latest requirement with OIA).

OCS / HK-Macao students: please provide your student insurance information together with your enrollment documents when submitting them online.

Compulsory for all undergraduate freshmen (exemptions may apply for International Semiconductor / Interaction Design programs — check the current announcement).

Arrive at the venue early.

Time and location are given in this semester's Enrollment Notice.

Upload scanned copies of the following to the Online Enrollment System (link will be provided after the New Student Orientation):

• ① Enrollment Form (download the template from the system, sign by hand, include at least one relative as emergency contact)
• ② Verified Diploma + Transcript (non-Taiwan documents must be verified by a Taiwan embassy/consulate/representative office; non-Chinese/English documents need a certified translation; temporary degree certificates are not accepted)
• ③ Official Tuition Receipt (emailed automatically after online payment — check spam folder)
• ④ ARC, front and back
• ⑤ Cover page of your bank passbook (you need the ARC first to open an account)
• ⑥ Scholarship documents (scholarship recipients only):
  • NTUT scholarship recipients: Scholarship Terms of Agreement (matching your scholarship type, signed by hand) + Online Health Questionnaire screenshot (last page)
  • Taiwan Scholarship (MOE/MOFA) recipients: Scholarship Terms of Agreement + Taiwan Scholarship Certificate

Required for students who will work in laboratories.

Waived for Department of English and International Interaction Design program students.

Waived for Department of English, Industrial Design, Architecture, International Semiconductor, and International Interaction Design program students.

Students who skip it are placed directly into Fundamental English/Math courses plus a weekly 2-hour support class.

Students willing to take the international-student Calculus course may register for an exemption on Enrollment Day.

Issued about 10–14 working days after OIA approves your enrollment.

(Example: enrollment approved in the 2nd week of September → stipend generally arrives around the last week of September.)

No stipend is issued for any month you have not yet arrived in Taiwan.

Must be completed by the end of your first academic year; incomplete students may not sit the degree examination.

Please confirm your department's English proficiency graduation requirement with your department.

If you wish to apply for an English course exemption, please contact the Department of Applied English. For regulations and forms, see the Office of Academic Affairs website.

Bachelor's: max 4 years, minimum 128 credits.

Master's: 1–4 years; Doctoral: 2–7 years.