University & Program

National Taiwan University

National Development (Master's Degree)


Program Level
Master
Language of instruction
Taught in Chinese
Admission
Fall

Founded in 1974, the Graduate Institute of National Development was established to undertake policy-oriented research and instruction related to the study of the nation-state and national development. The Institute seeks to cultivate experts in national development studies and to become one of Taiwan’s leading think tanks. Focusing on the nation-state as the primary unit of analysis, the Institute’s curriculum explores macro-level influences on national development (such as globalization and international and regional factors), while also examining micro-level topics related to contemporary Taiwan, Mainland China, and cross-strait relations.
The Institute currently offers Ph.D., Master’s and Executive Master’s degree programs. Graduate students choose to focus on one of four research fields: Contemporary Taiwan; Mainland China and Cross-Strait Relations; East Asian Culture and Thought or Globalization and Development. The Institute has a comparatively large number of foreign graduate students and strongly welcomes applications from foreign students.



Websitehttps://www.nd.ntu.edu.tw/nd_en/Default.aspx

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Office of International Affairs
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