National Taipei University

Partner University of HSBA

About the National Taipei University

The National Taipei University (NTPU) is one of Taiwan’s leading institutions for higher education, combining academic excellence with strong international orientation. The university is accredited by AACSB, having met the highest-quality standards for business programs globally.

NTPU offers a wide range of English-taught courses and excellent support for exchange students through its Office of International Affairs. You can also take Mandarin language courses, making your experience both academically rewarding and culturally enriching.

Located just outside Taipei, Taiwan’s vibrant and innovative capital, NTPU provides the perfect balance between campus life and city life. Taipei is known for its modern infrastructure, safety, hospitality, and rich culture, offering countless opportunities to explore Asia’s unique blend of tradition and innovation.

A semester at NTPU means high-quality education, global networking, and unforgettable experiences in one of Asia’s most dynamic academic environments.

 

Link to National Taipei University

Link zur Website für internationale Studierende an der NTPU

Interested in a semester abroad at this institution? Please contact the HSBA International Office at international(at)hsba.de and request access to the "Outgoings" team where you will find relevant information on this destination such as semester dates, course lists, experience reports, the number of places available and more.

Colin Lantsch NTPU Foto für Testimonial-Slider

Accommodation: I didn´t have to worry much about finding accommodation because it was assured from the beginning that I could stay in the dormitories at NTPU. The process was straightforward, and everything worked out as planned. I was assigned to a four-person dorm, which was very affordable. For the four months of my stay, I paid a total of 600€, making it a convenient and budget-friendly option.
Transportation: There is no direct MRT connection to the university, but a well-frequented bus line takes you to the nearest MRT station. From there, it´s about 30 minutes to Taipei main station, right in the city center. For anyone planning to use public transport often, I recommend getting a monthly pass for around 30€, as individual fares can add up quickly at 1-2€ per trip.
Food: The cost of food in Taiwan varies widely. On some days I managed to have three good meals for just 10€, while on other days I treated myself for fancy dining in Taipei for around 30€.
Activities and more: Socially I spent most of my time with other international students. We quickly formed a close group, as we were all in the same situation. The International Office occasionally organized activities which I enjoyed participating in. For example, we visited a local tea plantation where we picked, processed, and packed our own tea to take home. The day also included a tour of a nearby temple, which was a great cultural experience. Additionally, local students sometimes hosted events to exchange cultural insights, and these opportunities were both fun and enriching.

Colin Lantsch
Year Group 2023, BSc Logistics Management, with Airbus Operations GmbH