1,087 USDTuition Fee/year
02 Mar, 2026Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Performing Arts
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
In December 2009, the government passed the first reading of the “Cultural and Creative Industry Development Act (draft)”. The act will be listed as a national priority policy project, in which “performance art” will be a key project.
Undergraduate Program of Performing Arts continues the missions of the Graduate Institute of Performing Arts─ not only dedicating to teaching and studying of professional knowledge, but also maintaining a good, close relationship with other industries. Therefore, this course of study aims to effectively integrate arts, business, production sectors, and academic resources with high-quality professional teachers. The integration with the profound humane arts and aesthetics of National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) will cultivate students’ ability of innovative thinking and the skills of implementation. It will become the core of Taiwan´s performing arts education, fostering Taiwan´s performing arts, creative industry-related professionals, and excellent teachers.
The Program integrates teachers from relevant apartments at NTNU to design professional and cross-practice courses of performing arts. With the creative and professional teaching, there will be an integration of science and technology, humanities, arts, management at NTNU. This will show the best benefit of performing arts in the relevant fields and industries.
The Program is the first-established program in Taiwan which provides students with both teaching ability and degree of "performance arts" after graduation. Since it is difficult to get a teaching position now, having this degree will be a great advantage in job market.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Performing Arts
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
In December 2009, the government passed the first reading of the “Cultural and Creative Industry Development Act (draft)”. The act will be listed as a national priority policy project, in which “performance art” will be a key project.
Undergraduate Program of Performing Arts continues the missions of the Graduate Institute of Performing Arts─ not only dedicating to teaching and studying of professional knowledge, but also maintaining a good, close relationship with other industries. Therefore, this course of study aims to effectively integrate arts, business, production sectors, and academic resources with high-quality professional teachers. The integration with the profound humane arts and aesthetics of National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) will cultivate students’ ability of innovative thinking and the skills of implementation. It will become the core of Taiwan´s performing arts education, fostering Taiwan´s performing arts, creative industry-related professionals, and excellent teachers.
The Program integrates teachers from relevant apartments at NTNU to design professional and cross-practice courses of performing arts. With the creative and professional teaching, there will be an integration of science and technology, humanities, arts, management at NTNU. This will show the best benefit of performing arts in the relevant fields and industries.
The Program is the first-established program in Taiwan which provides students with both teaching ability and degree of "performance arts" after graduation. Since it is difficult to get a teaching position now, having this degree will be a great advantage in job market.
Admission Requirements
- At least a high school diploma or equivalent
- Chinese Language Proficiency:
- Chinese proficiency certificate at CEFR Levels B1 (or above)
- Not required for applicants whose native language is Chinese (self-statement needed).
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