National Taiwan University of Civil Engineering (NTUCE) was founded in 1945 and had since been the largest and leading one among all Civil Engineering Departments in the nation. The Department partakes in planning and constructions of the Taiwan High Speed Rail, Taipei 101, Hsueh Shan Tunnel, Taoyuan Airport, Taipei Feitsui Reservoir, National Taichung Theater, and many more, spanning from its specialized fields in Geotechnical, Structural, Hydraulic, Transportation, Computer-Aided, Construction Management, and Surveying & Geospatial Engineering. Having a close-knit network with the government, academia, and industries, NTUCE establishes a multilateral platform and promotes crossover collaboration. Internationally, the Department has not only been accredited by the Washington Accord but also ranked 29 in the 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject in Civil and Structural Engineering. It also offers fully English-taught programs for both undergraduate and graduate degrees. With a strategic geographical location, high living standards, and a welcoming atmosphere, Taiwan and NTUCE is a stepping stone for all who seek opportunities in Asia.
