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When studying abroad, it’s important to make the most of your international experience by immersing yourself in the local language and culture as much as possible. Not only will this enrich your study abroad experience, but it will also benefit you academically too.
National Taiwan University (NTU) stands as a beacon of academic excellence in Taiwan, offering international students unparalleled opportunities to master Mandarin and immerse themselves in Taiwanese culture.
With a dynamic range of language and cultural programmes, NTU has established itself as a top destination for students from across the globe seeking an enriching and holistic learning experience. Let’s take a closer look at NTU’s Mandarin language offerings and cultural initiatives.
Learn the local language while you study
NTU’s comprehensive Mandarin language programmes cater to students of all proficiency levels, combining innovative teaching methodologies with immersive cultural experiences. Whether students are looking for intensive short-term courses or year-long programmes, NTU provides a robust selection tailored to diverse needs.
For example, the Chinese Language Division (CLD) at NTU’s Language Center offers year-round Mandarin programmes catering to students at all levels—from beginner to advanced.
Designed to immerse students in a fully Mandarin-speaking environment, the CLD encourages active language use from the outset. Additional support, such as orientation sessions, campus tours, and cultural excursions, ensures that international students feel at home while sharpening their Mandarin skills.
Study a degree centred on the local culture
If you truly want to get to know your host country, you might want to consider studying a degree that’s deeply rooted in the local culture and history.
For students pursuing an undergraduate degree, NTU’s Department of Chinese Literature offers a degree that blends language acquisition with cultural and literary studies. This programme emphasises both classical and modern Chinese literature, providing an in-depth understanding of the linguistic and cultural heritage of Taiwan.
Through literary analysis, students not only strengthen their Mandarin skills but also gain a nuanced perspective on Taiwanese identity and history.



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