National Taiwan Normal University
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National Taiwan Normal University (國立台灣師範大學) is a large university in downtown Taipei and is the best teacher's college in Taiwan.
It is the home of the Center for Chinese Language and Cultural Studies, one of the oldest and most renowned Chinese language schools in Taiwan. Formerly known as the Mandarin Training Center, it is one of the most famous and prestigious Chinese language schools in Taiwan.
National Taiwan Normal University is the site of the 2005 International Chemistry Olympiad.
In 2006, National Taiwan Normal University has merged with University Prepatory School for Overseas Chinese Students.
There are currently 6 colleges in National Taiwan Normal University: (*Graduate School only)
College of Education
- Adult & Continuing Education
- Civic Education & Leadership
- Education
- Educational Psychology & Counseling
- Educational Policy & Administration*
- Rehabilitation Counseling*
- Social Work*
- Health Education
- Human Development & Family Education
- Information & Computer Education
- Library & Information Studies*
- Mass Communication*
- Political Science*
- Special Education
- Chinese
- English
- Geography
- History
- Taiwan Culture,Languages and Literature*
- Taiwan History*
- Teaching Chinese as a Second Language*
- Translation and Interpretation*
- Chemistry
- Computer Science and Information Engineering
- Earth Sciences
- Electro-optical Science and Technology*
- Environmental Education*
- Life Science
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Science Education*
- Design*
- Ethnomusicology*
- Fine Arts
- Music
- Performing Arts*
College of Technology
- Graphic Arts Communication
- Industrial Education
- Industrial Technology Education
- Institute of Applied Electronics Technology*
- Mechatronic Technology
- International Workforce Education and Development*
- Athletic Science
- Exercise and Sports Sciences*
- Physical Education
- Sport and Leisure Management*
External links
- [NTNU Website]
- [NTNU Preparatory Department for Overseas Chinese Students]
- [Website for NTNU's affiliated high school]
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