According to Article 79 of NTU Academic Regulations, graduate students with justifiable cause who have completed more than one year of study may apply for a one-time-only transfer to a different program (or group) after receiving approval from the heads of both academic programs concerned or from the Vice President for Academic Affairs on a case-by-case basis.

Since the 2005-2006 academic year, NTU has NOT increased tuition and fees for over twenty years, despite the rising costs of utilities, postage, and the purchase or maintenance of books and equipment. There has also been a reduction in government grants to the university. While the Ministry of Education Republic of China (Taiwan) allows for adjustments in tuition and fees, NTU has chosen NOT to do so in light of the prevailing economic conditions. The increased costs are being managed through fundraising and the implementation of various cost saving measures to ensure the maintenance of essential administrative operations and a satisfactory level of teaching quality. At the present time, there is no scope for a reduction in the tuition and fees. Should you have any inquiries, please contact the responsible unit, the Secretariat of Academic Affairs, via Mr. Chen at 02-33662388 ext. 105.

For information on the tuition and fees adjustment procedure， please visit https://www.aca.ntu.edu.tw/w/acaEN/SecretariatService_22060914163530211. Should you have any inquiries，please contact the responsible unit，the Secretariat of Academic Affairs，via Mr. Chen at 02-33662388 ext. 105.

Apart from the Graduate Institute of Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, tuition and fees are generally charged for the first two years of the master's and doctoral programs for regular students. From the third year of study onwards, only the basic tuition and miscellaneous fees are charged until graduation. Education credits fees are calculated separately. Additional fees are charged for "language internship fees" for listening and speaking internships and for "biotechnology program fees" for the biotechnology program.

The instructions for NTU System course selection are as follows: Course Pre-registration: Please go to NTU Online Course Information →NTU System Courses to search for available courses. The course selection process for NTU System courses is the same as the course selection process at NTU. Online Course Add/Drop: You can request an authorization code from the course instructor and enter it in the course selection system to add the course. Manual Course Add in the Third Week: The third week of the semester is designated as a "special circumstances course selection remedy," and NTU System course selection is not available during this phase. Other important notes: The course selection procedures mentioned above pertain to regular semester courses and do not include summer sessions. No additional fees are required for taking NTU System courses. In NTU System courses, general courses can be counted for credits, while physical education courses are classified as elective physical education. For other selected courses in NTU System courses, it is advisable to inquire with the your home department to confirm their applicability towards graduation credits before course selection.

NTU offers a diverse range of physical education courses, which have always been popular among students. However, considering the limited capacity of course availability, graduate students are currently unable to select these courses during the Pre-Registration period. Nevertheless, graduate students have the option to enroll in physical education courses based on their individual interests and needs during the add/drop period.

The instructions for NTU System course selection are as follows: Course Pre-registration: Please go to NTU Online Course Information →NTU System Courses to search for available courses. The course selection process for NTU System courses is the same as the course selection process at NTU. Online Course Add/Drop: You can request an authorization code from the course instructor and enter it in the course selection system to add the course. Manual Course Add in the Third Week: The third week of the semester is designated as a "special circumstances course selection remedy," and NTU System course selection is not available during this phase. Other important notes: The course selection procedures mentioned above pertain to regular semester courses and do not include summer sessions. No additional fees are required for taking NTU System courses. In NTU System courses, general courses can be counted for credits, while physical education courses are classified as elective physical education. For other selected courses in NTU System courses, it is advisable to inquire with the your home department to confirm their applicability towards graduation credits before course selection.

According to Article 3, Section 3 of Regulations Governing Students’ Credit Transfer,for master’s and doctoral degree students the total number of transferable credits, may not exceed 50% of the number of graduation credits required by each academic department （or graduate institute/degree program）, unless with the signed approval of the Vice President for Academic Affairs or otherwise stipulated.

Yes, it will take longer to appear the grades for NTU System courses on the transcript because the grades will be reported by the partner university of NTU system and input in the database after confirmation.

Semester grades shall be submitted within 10 days of the day following the last day of final examinations, as announced in the academic calendar.

Only The official photocopy of your diploma or English diploma can be provided because there is only one original copy of your diploma or English diploma issued by the University. As for the rest of other documents, only the original copies of the documents can be provided. If any institution requires the photocopies of the document with an offical seal of theOffice, please send the origianl copy of the document to the institution.

Only instructors and appointed persons of departments can have the access to the system of grade distribution.

The percentage of students in each semester on Eportfolio system is estimated to be available in the forth week after the following semester starts.

Grades shall not be revised once submitted. However, in the event that the course instructor makes an error, a correction may be made. The course instructor may fill out a 'grade correction application form' and submit it to the supervisor of the course-offering academic unit and the Office of Academic Affairs for approval.

The partner institutions of NTU are all over the world and English language is the most spoken language in the world. English transcript is the document that most institutions can provide.

No, the courses students take in an overseas summer program and the credits and grades they receive for such programs are not required to be recorded in their transcript of academic record.

Any single course that any student in your class enrolls in can affect the calculation of the class ranking; therefore, the ranking can not be confirmed until the third week after the following semester starts.

The Student Association had proposed and the proposal was passed by the 1st Academic Affairs Meeting, spring semester, Academic Year 2023–24, that starting from fall Semester, Academic Year 2024-25, Office of Academic Affairs will not mail out semester transcripts . Instead, one free semester transcript will be provided to each student (including graduate students).

Certain host institutions in non-English speaking countries may not provide official English transcripts. In such cases, please download the "Certificate of Course Enrollment" form and fill in the English names of the courses taken, and bring the original transcript and the form to get certified by the host institution and the nomination units in NTU. Please go to https://studyabroad.ntu.edu.tw/en/exchange-student/after-returning-to-school/

About course planning, teaching methods, assessment methods, classroom arrangements, and other course-related issues, they often involve the balance between teachers' professional autonomy in teaching and students' rights. If students have any relevant suggestions or questions regarding the courses they are taking, it is recommended that they first approach the teacher or the department responsible for the course in a rational manner to clarify any misunderstandings and resolve any issues.