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An Overview on the Higher Education in ROC (Taiwan)

An Overview on the Higher Education in ROC (Taiwan). Contents. Current State of Education in Taiwan Current Education System Main Policies for Higher Education Features of Taiwan’s TVE Education Internationalization Major Issue Facing Higher Education.

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An Overview on the Higher Education in ROC (Taiwan)

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  1. An Overview on the Higher Education in ROC (Taiwan)

  2. Contents • Current State of Education in Taiwan • Current Education System • Main Policies for Higher Education • Features of Taiwan’s TVE • Education Internationalization • Major Issue Facing Higher Education

  3. I. Current State of Education in Taiwan 1. Central Government Total Budget in 2008: NT$1.7718 Trillion (US$52.125 Billion) Education, Science & Culture Budget: 18.5% NT$ 316.4 Billion (US$9.635 Billion) 2. No. of Colleges & Univ.: 149 (2007) 3. No. of Students in Colleges & Univ.: 1.192 Million 4. Total No. of Students: 5 Million Students in Over 8,000 Schools at All Levels 5. Average No. of Students in Each Elementary School Class: 28.45 6. Illiteracy Rate Over 15 Years of Age: 2.4%

  4. II. The Current Education System

  5. Blueprint of Educational Administration （2009-2012） To construct a sound and high-quality educational environment as to help educators and learners learn happily and to develop effectively to foster great modern citizens and global villagers. Vision Prospect Excellent learning Adaptive learning Righteousness /concerns Continuous development Global vision Blueprint of Educational Administration

  6. 1. Types of Higher Education InstitutionNo. of Colleges & Univ.: 149(2007)

  7. 2.A Comparison of the Students Growth Among Levels of Higher Education S.Y.2007

  8. 3.The Increasing Number of Students A Comparison of Public and Private Universities & Colleges In Terms of Number of Students Number of Students 2:1 School Year

  9. 4.Degrees and Requirements

  10. III.. Main Policies for Higher Education • Multi-channel Admissions • University Assessment The Higher Education Evaluation & Accreditation Council of Taiwan (HEEACT)—was established in 2005

  11. 3. University Tuition & Fees Flexible Adjustment of Tuition & Fees Plan 4. Pedagogic Excellence Project The annual budget in 2007 was NT$5 billion (US$150 Million); a total of 60 universities received subsidies.

  12. 5. Development Plan for World Class Universities & Research Centers of Excellence

  13. IV. Features of Taiwan’s TVE ＊Integration of Theory & Practice ＊Strong Industry-Academia Linkages ＊R&D and Innovation Driving Force ＊System of Licenses & Certificates

  14. 2.Functions of MOE Industry-Academia Cooperation Platform • Innovation • In • University (Curriculum, R & D, Spin-off) • Industry (Value-Added Products & Services, Bis Models) • Platform • Regional Industry-Academia Cooperation Centers • Research Development Centers • Industry-Academia Cooperation Information Web Universities of Sci. & Tech. Industry Research Institutes government Dept. of Technological and Vocational Education

  15. V. Education Internationalization 1 .Inter-university Links

  16. 2. International Students in Taiwan Since 1966, there have been 4,268 academic exchange agreements signed between institutions of higher learning in Taiwan and in other countries.

  17. 3. Taiwan Scholarship The MOE is supporting 479 international scholarship winners for the Taiwan Scholarship Program of 2008 to pursue their degree studies in Taiwan. This is not included the scholarships which offered by Universities.

  18. The MOE has supported253 Mandarin Enrichment Scholarships from 41countries, in 2008. 4. Mandarin Chinese Scholarship

  19. 5. Encourage students to study overseas -Full Scholarships -Fixed Grants -Overseas Study Loans

  20. Major issues facing higher education(1/5) 1. Demographic change and over-supply of higher education

  21. Major issues facing higher education(2/5)

  22. Major issues facing higher education(3/5) 2.Declining public expenditure on higher education Percentage of public expenditure on higher education (1995, 2000 &2005)

  23. Major issues facing higher education(4/5) 3. Higher unemployment rates of college graduates than those of lower educational levels and average unemployment rates

  24. Below Senior High School Senior High School Higher Education Major issues facing higher education(5/5)

  25. Thank you! We welcome your comments and look forward to working with you in the future! Ministry of Education ROC (Taiwan) Website: www.edu.tw Email: info@mail.moe.gov.tw

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