National Taipei University of Technology is a global university. It has partnership with top institutions throughout the world. There are more than 900 international students from fifty-three countries studying at Taipei Tech, and the University seek every opportunity to send their students abroad to study and to participate in international events. Taipei Tech is also a local university. Founded in 1912, Taipei Tech has provided higher education in Taiwan for more than a century. We have established several centers and programs to provide resources for underprivileged groups in Taiwan. Like at other Taiwanese universities, many of which are also based in the city of Taipei, tuition fees at Taipei Tech have long been relatively low. Rich in history, Taipei, a world-famous technology hub, comprises good value restaurants, reliable public transport and plenty of parks and riverside paths.

Taipei Tech is located close to a metro station, the city centre and landmarks such as the Palace Museum and Taipei 101 skyscraper. Buses and high-speed trains connect it with Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. The university’s priorities include creating and maintaining strong ties with businesses and industries. It has also been commended for its eco-friendly credentials. Taipe Tech's programs highlight problem-based learning and are integrated with student’s internship. Students not only learn their domain knowledge but also acquire skills that they can easily transfer and apply elsewhere. Graduates are consequently flexible and ready to take on different kinds of challenges. The University's students become both highly employable and very capable of pursuing their own independent endeavors.