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Number of Students and Student-Teacher Ratio

Academic Year

Number of Students

Overall Student-Teacher Ratio (%)
(Including daytime department and continuing education department)
2021 17,568 25.62
2022 16,767 24.23

2023

15,487

23.06
2024 14,957 23.57

 

 

Gender Ratio of Faculty and Staff

Annual

Gender

Number of People

Percentage (%)

Total Number

2022

Male

871

60.44%

1,441

Female

570

39.56%

2023

Male

879

60% 1,461

Female

582

40%
2024 Male 858 59% 1,445
Female 587 41%

 

 

Number of Faculty and Staff

Academic Year Full-time Faculty Part-time Faculty Full-time Administrative Staff

Contract Administrative Staff

Academic Year 2018 419 641 259 155
Academic Year 2019 423 657 250 166
Academic Year 2020 414 665 242 169
Academic Year 2021 402 681 239 167
Academic Year 2022 412 652 225 152
Academic Year 2023 406 667 217 171
Academic Year 2024 386 671 207 181

 

 

 

 


 

 

Revenue Analysis (unit: NT$)

Item Tuition and Fees Income Continuing education income Industry–academia collaboration income Other educational activity income Subsidies and Donation Financial income Other income Total
Academic Year 2020

1,298,559,203

18,032,894

352,218,719

5,681,480

460,968,246

4,419,646

66,928,178

2,206,808,366

Academic Year 2021

1,292,661,125

15,442,726

381,883,510

7,711,233

442,708,351

5,520,533

60,139,814

2,206,067,292

Academic Year 2022

1,227,810,467

16,506,640

393,886,536

11,894,136

478,638,241

11,911,097

64,525,593

2,205,172,710

Academic Year 2023 1,133,703,427 19,745,577 410,308,074 12,603,388 618,012,408 14,975,424 68,943,455 2,278,291,753

 

 

 

 

Expenditure Analysis (unit: NT$)

Item Board of Directors Expenditures Administrative management expenditures Teaching, Research, and Student Support Expenditures Scholarship and Grant Expenditures Continuing education expenditures Industry–academia collaboration expenditures Other educational expenditures Financial expenses Other expenditures Total
Academic Year 2020

10,141,459

261,845,340

1,528,354,602

112,306,072

9,722,084

193,008,252

10,399,558

0

11,220,560

2,136,997,927

Academic Year 2021

7,071,620

218,296,360

1,557,177,541

118,173,681

9,864,502

211,538,948

14,669,468

24,559

19,691,964

2,156,508,643

Academic Year 2022

3,232,146

224,744,625

1,572,630,336

111,180,370

10,580,321

213,944,252

16,335,818

272,461

12,966,782

2,165,887,111

Academic Year 2023

2,767,104

235,038,160

1,679,486,057

100,944,337

10,544,903

216,026,471

17,329,699

229,269

12,743,278

2,275,109,278

 

 

 

 


Project Funding – Ministry of Education Grants

Year

Private Technical And Vocational University Incentive Grants Higher Education Sprout Project Total
2021 118,565,333 196,560,000 315,125,333

2022

112,940,507

195,553,000

308,493,507

2023

112,669,412

242,848,000

355,517,412

2024

124,060,777

245,273,000

369,333,777

 

 

Teaching Resource Funding Ratio (unit: NT$/person) 

Academic year

Recurrent ExpenditureA

Number of StudentsB

Funding ratioC=A/B

2020

2,136,997,927

16,598

128,750

2021

2,156,508,643

16,482

130,840

2022

2,165,887,111

15,811

136,986

2023

2,275,109,278

14,711

154,654

 

 

 

 


 

 

Number of Students in External Internships and Number of Partnered Enterprises

Academic Year

Number of Student Participants

Internship Partner Enterprises and Organizations

2020

832

237

2021

895

315

2022

814

340

2023

617

206

 

 

 


 

 

Outcomes of Career Counseling and Guidance Activities in Academic Year 2023

Category

Description

Sessions

Participants

Career Counseling

To address students’ needs at different stages, the University organizes counseling activities and workshops such as GPS learning portfolio training, UCAN career competency assessments, career orientation lectures, and self-exploration group counseling, guiding students to plan their career development early.

60

2,184

Career Development & Employment Guidance

The University offers career counseling lectures, entrepreneurship forums, workshops on workplace competitiveness and job-hunting skills, national examination seminars, and corporate visits to help students plan their career paths.

70

3,978

 

 

 

Academic Year 2023 Internship Institutions and Student Numbers 

Internship Institutions & Student Numbers

College of Engineering

College of Health and Management

College of Living Creativity

Total

Number of Internship Institutions

122

138

89

349

Number of Interns

786

490

279

1,555

 

 

 

Employment Status Survey After 1, 3, and 5 Years Of Graduation 

Graduation Year

Number of Graduates

Employed

Pursuing Further Studies

Military Service

Unemployed

Other

Academic Year 2022 Graduates
(1 Year After Graduation)

4,048

Count

3,053

116

72

313

299

%

79.24%

3.01%

1.87%

8.12%

7.76%

Academic Year 2020 Graduates
(3 Years After Graduation)

3,833

Count

2,966

31

24

186

245

%

85.93%

0.90%

0.68%

5.39%

7.10%

Academic Year 2018 Graduates
(5 Years After Graduation)

4,425

Count

3,035

13

13

200

502

%

80.65%

0.43%

0.43%

6.59%

16.54%

 

 

 

Graduation Rate in 2024 

Program

Number of Graduates within Program Duration (A)

Number of New Student Enrollments (B)

Number of Students on Leave / Withdrawal / Transfer (C)

On-Time Graduation Rate (%)
A / B

Graduation Rate (%)
A / (B - C)

Bachelor’s Program (Day Division)

1,286

2,063

640

62.34%

90.37%

Bachelor’s Program (Evening Division)

1,693

2,711

1,068

62.45%

103.4%

Note 1: Total number of graduates within the required study period: According to the CSU Academic Regulations, the standard duration for four-year programs is four years, with a minimum requirement of 128 credits. Students unable to complete credits within this period may extend their study for up to two additional years. Extensions are also allowed for pregnancy, childbirth, or childcare of children under three years old.

Note 2: Number of new student enrollments and students on leave/withdrawal/transfer: Based on the cohort year of the graduating class, using enrollment and student status data from the Ministry of Education’s Higher Education Information Platform.

Note 3: Students on leave/withdrawal/transfer: Refers to students from the same cohort admitted four years earlier who subsequently took leave, withdrew, or transferred to another institution.

 

 

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