Introduction to the Office of Academic Affairs

The Office of Academic Affairs is responsible for student admissions, course enrollment, academic records management, student transcripts, academic-related certificates, teaching and learning development, faculty evaluations, continuing education, high-school teacher’s training, etc.

To carry out the above mentioned responsibilities, the Office has set up the following divisions and centers: Undergraduate Academic Affairs Division, Graduate Academic Affairs Division, Curriculum Division, Computer Information Division, Continuing Education Division, Center for Teaching and Learning Development, Center for Teacher Education. In addition, the Office also has a Branch Office of Academic Affairs in the College of Social Sciences and the College of Law, and a Branch Office of Academic Affairs in the College of Medicine to serve the need of those faculty and students who are not on the main campus..

As the administrative quality of the Office is highly related to the general performance of the University, the Office of Academic Affairs has devoted itself over the years to the four principles of "Service First", "Innovation and Breakthrough", "Energy and Motivation", and "Promoting Efficiency". The best proof of its endeavor is indicated by that fact that it passed the ISO9001 certification in 2006.

Looking forward, the Office of Academic Affairs will continue to hold fast to its principles and strive to achieve everlasting improvements, thus paving the way for the University’s becoming one of the top universities on the world.