National Taiwan Normal University celebrates its centennial anniversary
Administrative Building Completed in 1928, this Gothic-style building has been the school’s main administrative center for the last one hundred years. Characterized by both tradition and innovation, NTNU has long been recognized as one of Taiwan’s elite institutions of higher education. Founded in 1922 during the Japanese regime, it was first known as Taihoku High School before being renamed Taiwan Provincial Teachers College in 1946 and subsequently restructured as a comprehensive university in 1994. Today, NTNU is a general university, educating students in a wide range of fields. With three campuses in Taipei City and New Taipei City, NTNU offers 63 academic subjects in nine degree-granting colleges. As it approaches its centennial, drawing on its longstanding commitment to excellence in education, the University offers exceptional learning environments in its Colleges of Liberal Arts, Science, Engineering, Social Sciences, and Management. A recognized leader in Fine Art