University Credit and Degrees

＊In the second half of the twentieth century, the economic development in Taiwan has created an economic miracle admired around the world. By means of a technological and vocational education system, Taiwan has provided an endless stream of high quality professionals.

Kun Shan University was officially founded on April 29, 1965, known as Kun Shan Institute of Technology. In August 2000, Kun Shan Institute of Technology was promoted to a technological university. Many new facilities have been constructed on campus, such as library, laboratories, teacher research center, and conference rooms, which all for the same purpose of providing an excellent academic environment for both students and professors.

This University accommodates the policy of the government to develop technological and vocational education. It complies with the economic goals of the country and with the trends of the local enterprises. This school will offer education in both applied sciences and technological services and also promotes continuing education. It aims to train the students to be the professionals in engineering, management, business, and design.

＊Academics
College of Engineering
College of Business and Management
College of Humanities
College of Creative Media
College of Information Technology

＊Cost of Living
It is estimated that a single international student, living alone in an on-campus dormitory, will need approximately US$125 per month to support his/her living.

＊Location
Tainan, the most ancient city in Taiwan, is also the cultural capital of this island. It was once occupied by the Dutch, controlled by the Ming and Ching Dynasty, colonized by the Japanese—all of which brought civilization and left influence, bad or good, to this place. The name, “Tainan,” stemmed from Ching Dynasty, when she changed the prefectural title of this place from ‘Taiwan Prefecture’ to ‘Tainan Prefecture’ in 1885. After the ROC (Republic of China) government took over Taiwan in 1945, Tainan became a provincial city till now. Thanks to the long history of Tainan City, the culture essence, accumulated during the last three hundred years or so, has make this city the most popular culture resort in Taiwan.

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No. 949, Da Wan Rd., Yung Kang City,Tainan County