After Kinmen lifted its wartime administrative controls and opened to tourism in November 1992, various construction projects have made rapid progress. However, it still lacks colleges and universities to cultivate outstanding talents and improve the local academic and cultural standards. After much effort and support from local people, Director Wu Qingji of the Vocational and Technical Education Department of the Ministry of Education and the National University of Science and Technology jointly held a meeting on July 3, 1995. […]

National Dong Hwa University was officially established on July 1, 1994. It is known as the academic palace in the Hualien-Taitung Valley. It was built from scratch, brick by brick, among sugarcane fields and silvergrass bushes. In addition to cultivating higher education talents for Taiwan, it also shoulders the responsibility of developing Taiwan's east coast. National Dong Hwa University […]

On June 12, 1961, the school started with a three-year sports major with 92 students in each class. After more than 50 years of hard work, it now has 3,200 students. The school's related departments include: Department of Physical Education (including master's and in-service master's programs)/Continuing Education Bachelor's Program, Department of Leisure Sports/Recreation […]

Our school was formerly known as the "National Art School". It was established on October 31, 1944. In 1949, it was reorganized into the "National Taiwan College of Art". In August 1983, it was upgraded to the "National Taiwan College of the Arts". On August 1, 1990, it was renamed " National Taiwan University of Arts". When the school was founded, Zhang Qi, then Minister of Education, […]