Administrative Units

Location and Extension Number of Each Unit Operator：Taipei Campus 02-28824564 Taoyuan Campus 03-3507001

Name of Unit Office Location Extension

Student Affairs Division

Dean’s OfficeTaipei Administration

Building (A Building): 1F2234

Student Advising Section

Taipei Administration Building (A Building): 1F

2711

2502

2236

2238

2503

2505

Taoyuan Library Building

(Q Building): 1F

3112

3181

3271

Extracurricular Activities Section

Taipei Administration Building (A Building): 1F

2713

2601

2241

2219

Taoyuan Library Building

(Q Building): 1F

3769

3183

3733

3113

Campus Health Service Section

Taipei Administration Building (A Building): 1F

2714

2224Taoyuan Library Building

(Q Building): 1F3170

Overseas Chinese Students Service Section

Taipei Administration Building (A Building): 2F

2715

2215

2435Taoyuan Library Building

(Q Building): 1F

5090

3770

Military Training Office

Taipei Administration Building (A Building): 1F

2313

2239Taoyuan Library Building

(Q Building): 1F

3272

3752

Housing Service Section

Taipei Administration Building (A Building): 1F

2506

2237

Taoyuan Library Building

(Q Building): 1F

3187

3124

3116Student Dormitories

Female Dormitory Taipei Campus 02-28882608Male Dormitory 02-28882616JiHe Dormitory 02-28822165Dormitory I

Taoyuan Campus

03-3497342Off-campus Dormitory 03-3497355

Dormitory III 03-3497354

Ming Chuan University 2017-18AY (First Semester) Calendar

Passed at the 328th Administrative Council Meeting on April 10, 2017

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Aug

1 2 3 4 5 (4)Summer Admin Recess

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (9-10) Transfer Student Registration (11) Adjusted Workday (12-13) Freshmen Welcome Party (8-24) Freshmen Register Online for Dormitory Lot Drawing

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 (14、18) Summer Admin Recess

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 (25) Summer Admin Recess (25) Freshmen Dormitory Lot Drawing Results

27 28 29 30 31(28) Beginning of Fall Semester, MCUMI (Tentative)

Sep

1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(4-5) Labor Day Holiday at MCUMI (4-6) Returning Student Registration and Course Selection (5-6) Extended Graduation Student Registration and Course Selection ((7) Administrator and Staff Educational Training (8) Departmental Class Advisor, Int’l Student Class Advisor Workshop; Freshman Class Advisor Workshop (9-10) Dormitory Move-in for New Students (9-10) Airport Pickup for Overseas Chinese Students and Students from Mainland China (9-10) Airport Pickup and Dormitory move-in for New Int’l Students

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

(11-12)Report-in and Register for Int’l and Overseas Chinese Students (11-12) Dormitory Freshmen Orientation Camp (11-13) KMN Freshmen Health Check-up(12) TYN Freshmen Health Check-up (A Groups) (13) University-wide Faculty Meeting; Class Advisor Meeting (13) TPE Freshmen Health Check-up; TYN Freshmen Health Check-up (B Groups) (14 Morning) Required Course Class Change for New Transfer Students (14 Afternoon) Online Required Course Class Change for Transfer Students (14-15) Freshmen Orientation on all Locations (14-15) TPE, TYN Freshmen Orientation for Overseas Chinese Students and Students from Mainland China (15) KMN Freshmen Orientation for Overseas Chinese Students and Students from Mainland China (16-17) Move-in Date for Returning Student Dormitory Residents

一1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 (18) Returning Student Registration; First Semester Begins; Freshmen Online Course Selection (18-22) TPE Student Clubs Expo (18-27) Online Course Add/Drop

二2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (25-29) TYN Student Clubs Expo (25-29) Week of Respecting Our Teachers(29) Chinese Proficiency Test (30) Adjusted Workday for National Day

Oct

三31 2 3 4 5 6 7

(1-31) Int’l Student Spring Class Online Applications Period (4) Mid-Autumn Festival (holiday) (5) National Disaster Prevention Day Drill (6) TYN Class Advisor Counseling Workshop (I)

四4 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 (9)Adjusted Holiday (10) National Day(holiday)

五5 16 17 18 19 20 (20) Student Club Advisor Semina (20) TPE Class Advisor Counseling Workshop (I) (21)Senior High School Student English Comprehension Test 1

15 21

六6 22 23 24 25 26 27 28(10/27-11/13) Online Application for Referral Examination of Master’s Program (Tentative)

七7 29 30 31(3)TYN Class Advisor Counseling Workshop II

Nov

1 2 3 4

八8 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (6) University Affairs Committee Meeting (Tentative) (10) TPE Class Advisor Counseling Workshop (II)

九9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 (13-17) Midterm Exams

十10 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 (20-24) Literary and Arts Festival (22-26) Thanksgiving Holiday at MCUMI

十一11 26 27 28 29 30 (11/27-12/15) Online Application for Admission by Review of Exceptional Talent

Dec

1 2 (1) Campus Cleaning Competition (2) TQC Session 1

十二123 4 5 6 7 8 9

(3) Discovering Ming Chuan Camp for High School Students(7-13) Department Transfer Application (9) Exam for Referred Entrance to Masters’ Programs & Doctoral Programs(Tentative) (7) Curriculum Committee Meeting; Academic Affairs Committee Meeting (9) MCUMI End of Fall Classes

十三13 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (10-16) MCUMI Final Exams (13) TPE 1st-round Freshmen Choral Contest(16) (21)Senior High School Student English Comprehension Test 2

十四14 17 18 19 20 21 22 23(17) TYN 1st-round Freshmen Choral Contest (18-22) TYN Environment Week (18-22) Department Transfer Test (18-28) Preliminary Course Selection for 2017-18AY(22) Final Freshmen Choral Contest (held at TYN campus)

十五15 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (12/26-1/8) Online Application Open for 2nd Semester Transfers (Tentative) (29) Admission by Review of Exceptional Talent Exam (30) TQC Session 2

十六16 31

1 2 3 4 5 6 (1) New Year (holiday)

十七17 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 (1/12-3/6) Online Application for Masters’ and Work-experience Masters’

2018

Jan

十八18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20(15-19) Final Exams (15) MCUMI: Martin Luther King Day (16) MCUMI Beginning of Winter Semester (Tentative) (20-21) Winter Vacation Move-out for Students Dormitories

21 22 23 24 25 26 27(22-23) 2018 Club Leadership Workshop (Winter Training) (24-26) Make-up Final Exams (Only those granted permission) (23)Winter Vacation University Transfer Exam (Tentative) (26-27) General Scholastic Ability Test

28 29 30 31 (29-31) Online Course Selection for Returning Students (5-6) Online Course Selection for Extended Graduation Students

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Ming Chuan University 2017-18AY (Second Semester) CalendarPassed at the 328th Administrative Council Meeting on April 10, 2017

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2 3 (2)Registration for 2nd Semester Transfer Students

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (2/8-2/21)Winter Admin Recess

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (15)Chinese New Year’s Eve (16)Chinese New Year

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

(22 Morning) Processing Required Class Section Changes (22

Morning) Course Selection for 2nd Semester Transfer Students

(22) Airport Pickup and Dormitory move-in for New Int’l

Students (23) New Int’l Student Registration (23) University-

wide Faculty Meeting; Class Advisor Meeting (24-25) Student

Dormitory Move-in

一 25 26 27 28

(26) Returning Student Registration; Second Semester Begins;

Class Begins (2/26- 3/7) Online Course Add/Drop (28) Peace

Memorial Day (Holiday) (1 、 2) Overseas Chinese Class 37th

Opening Ceremony (TPE/TYN 3/1, KMN 3/2) (3/3-3/4)

Discovering Ming Chuan Camp for High School Students (3/1-

5/31) Int’l Student Fall Class Online Application Period

Mar

1 2 3

二4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (3/6) Deadline for Online Application for Masters’ Programs

and Work-experience Masters’ Students (Tentative) (5-11)

MCUMI Spring Break

三

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

(12-16) Transfer Student Application (3/16) Anniversary Academic

Conference (17-

18) Work-experience Master's Program Exam (Tentative) (17)

KMN Location 6th Anniversary

四

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

(19-23) Student Athlete Online Application (Tentative) (20)

Masters’ Programs 1st Round Entrance Exam (Tentative) (21-27)

Department Transfer Exam (24) Ming Chuan University 61th

Anniversary (19-24) Anniversary Week

五 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 (30) TYN: Class Advisor Counseling Workshop I

Apr

六1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (2、3) Anniversary Makeup Holiday (4、5) Tomb Sweeping

Festival, Children's Day(holiday)

七

8 9 10 11 12 13 14(13) TPE Class Advisor Counseling Workshop I (13-27) Matsu

and KMN Executive Master's Programs Online Application

(Tentative) (14) Student Athlete Exam (Tentative)

八 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

九22 23 24 25 26 27 28 (23-27) Midterm Exams (4/27-5/17) Online Application for

Doctoral Programs (Tentative) (28) MCUMI End of Winter

Classes

十 29 30(4/30-5/4) Filial Piety Week (4/30-5/5) MCUMI Final Exams (5-6)

MCUMI Graduation Ceremony for Master’s Program(Tentative)(5)

TQC Session 1 (4) TPE: Class Advisor Counseling Workshop II

Ma1 2 3 4 5

y 十一6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (7-11) TPE Environment Week (9) TYN Graduation Dinner Party

(11) TYN Class Advisor Counseling Workshop II (11) Campus

Cleaning Competition

十二

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

(14) Beginning of Spring Semester, MCUMI (16) TPE Graduation

Dinner Party (17) Curriculum Committee Meeting; Academic

Affairs Committee Meeting (19) KMN Executive Master's

Programs 1st Round Entrance Exam (Tentative) (19-20) Ming

Chuan Vanguard Camp

十三

20 21 22 23 24 25 26(21-25) Alternative Literary and Arts Festival (25) TPE Student

Club Evaluation (26) Matsu Executive Master’s Program 1st

Round Entrance Exam (Tentative) (26) TQC Session 2

十四 27 28 29 30 31(1) TYN Student Club Evaluation (5/28-6/1) Graduating Student

Exams; Chinese Proficiency Test for Graduating Class (6/1)

Student Athlete Registration and Major Selection (Tentative)1 2

Jun

十五

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

(4) University Affairs Committee Meeting (Tentative) (4-22)

Transfer Student Online Application (Tentative) (6-8) Makeup

Graduation Exams (Only those granted permission) (9) Taoyuan

Graduation Ceremony (9) Doctoral Program Entrance Exam

(Tentative) (9) TQC Session 3

十六 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (10) Taipei Graduation Ceremony

十七 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 (18) Dragon Boat Festival (holiday)

十八

24 25 26 27 28 29 30(25-29) Final Exams; Chinese Proficiency Test for Graduating

Class (30-2) Student Dormitory Move-out (30) MCUMI End of

Spring Classes

Jul

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

(2) Beginning of Summer Session (2-3) Department Required Test

(4) Transfer Student On-site Application (Tentative) (4-5) Makeup

Final Exams (Only those granted permission) (5-7) 2018 Club

Leadership Workshop (6) Summer Admin Recess

8 9 10 11 12 13 14(10)Transfer Student Exam (13) Summer Admin Recess

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 (19) Graduation Makeup Holiday (20) Summer Admin Recess

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 (23-25)Annual Holiday (26)Freshman Welcome Meeting Makeup

Holiday (27)Summer Admin Recess

29 30 31

Telecom and telephones

(Information provided from Information for Foreigners Website)

I. Local CallsWhen applying local phone, you will have to present personal identification, including Alien Resident Certificate, passport or driver’s license, and accompanied by a native guarantee (ID Card and Health Insurance IC Card are necessary) at Service Centers in person. When making a local call, simply dial the local exchange and subscriber’s no.◎Local Call Center: 123

II. Long Distance CallsWhen making a long distance call, be sure to dial “0” and the area code first, and then the subscriber’s no. For example, from Taipei to Kaohsiung, you have to dial 07+xxx-xxxx◎For more info, please visit http://www.cht.com.tw/CHTFinalE/Web/Personal.php?CatID=9

III. International CallsYou can direct-dial an international call as follows: International Prefix Code (009 or 002)+Country Code +Area Code +Telephone no. Example: From Taiwan to New York in the U.S.A.009(or 002)+1+212+ xxx+xxxx The initial “0” of the area code is usually not required when dialing international calls. For example, Tokyo’s area code is “03”. You only have to dial “3”.

Operator Toll Dialing Service: 100◎Country codes, time difference and rates guide: ◎

http://web2.tmu.edu.tw/g158090009/website/tel_world.htmlCall Center: 0800-080100◎

IV. Paying Your Telecom BillYou Telecom monthly bill can be paid as follows:

A. Telecom Service Center

B. Banks and post offices

C. Convenience Stores: 7-11, OK, Family Mart, Niko Mart and HI-Life

D. Account Transfer by ATM

E. Internet (www.cht.com.tw)

F. Phone Banks (Voice Payment): dial 412-1111 for service

G. Emome

Paying by automatic transfer through your bank or postal account is the most convenient method.◎For Billing Questions: 123

V. Mobile CallsWhen applying mobile phone, you will have to present personal identification, including Alien Resident Certificate, passport or driver’s license, and accompanied by a native guarantee (ID Card and Health Insurance IC Card are necessary) at Service Centers in person. Collocated with CHT’s Mobile telephone, you can buy an offer handset. When making a mobile phone call, simply dial the 10-digit no. Example: 09-xxxxxxxx (10 digits) ◎Call Center: 0800-080090◎For more information, please visit http://www.cht.com.tw/en/

VI. Hinet & Broadband ServiceHinet & Broadband Service (HiNet + ADSL) provide you an access to the inexhaustible supply of information available on the Internet.◎Call Center: 0800-080412◎For more information, please visit http://www.hinet.net/globe/en/

VII. Other Services◎Repair Service: 112◎English Speaking Directory Assistant: 106

Accommodations

Taoyuan campus:

There are 2400 dormitory units available for students on campus and off campus. Normally, female international students live in an on-campus dorm. Accommodation for female students is a 4-person room (a room shared by 4 female students); beds, desks, book shelves, closet, wash basin, shower room, bathroom, air conditioner and Internet are provided in every room. Kitchen, laundry room, TV room are available on every floor. Male international students have the option to live in the on-campus (4-person room or 6-person room) or off-campus (2-3persos room) dormitories. Off-campus dormitory is 15-20 minute walk from the university campus. Beds, desks, book shelves, closet, wash basin, shower room, bathroom are provided in every room. Coin-operated washing machine and dryer are normally located on the roof.

Taipei campus:

There are about 1300 units available in Taipei on-campus dorms. There are two types of rooms: 6-person rooms (no bathroom inside) and 4-person rooms (with bathroom). Beds, desks, book shelves, closet, air conditioner and Internet are provided in every room. Common room and TV and newspaper are provided on each floor.

Shuiyuan dormitory:

The location is close to Youth Park, 15-min walk to MRT Guting Station. The commute time from Guting Station to Jiantian station is 15 minutes. Fee: 15,000NTD for half a year (including winter or summer vacation). The charges for basic utilities and Internet connection are included; however, air conditioning must be paid separately. Type of room: 4-person rooms (no bathroom inside) with small refrigerators in each room.

In all dormitories, on- and off-campus, curfew will be implemented from 23:00pm to 6:00am of the next morning. Dormitory supervisor will call the roll at 23:00pm to maintain safety. Dormitories for couples or families are not available.

Ming-De dormitory:

The dormitory is located near Taipei MRT Ming-De station. All rooms are equipped with desks, chairs, closets, bathroom, and Internet cable, and each floor is equipped with a public drinking fountain and coin-operated washing machine.

Dormitory fee for 4-person room is 30,000NTD per semester, 24,000NTD for 6-person room per semester.

【Important Information】1. Students must sign an academic year contract. Residents who wish to move out

from the dormitory must file a student report and refunds will be dealt in accordance with MOE regulations after the report is approved. Residents who have filed and received approval on applications for continuing tenancy, do not have to vacate their luggage and personal belongings during summer vacation.

2. Students should prepare a bed quilt, pillow, and mattress on their own, or students may purchase a new set from the Taishin dormitory. Taipei dormitory will provide related information for residents’ selection and purchase.

3. Cash deposit for keys of NTD 500~1000 per person is required when a resident checks in to the dorm.

4. Please indicate the campus, dorm, and recipient clearly if you need to send your luggage to the dorm by post.5. Due to university regulations, the duration of residency for both on-campus and off-campus dorms is limited two academic years.

【Dorm Fees】Campus Type of Room Fee/ Per year RemarksTaoyua

nMen

2-personRoom

NT$30,000

1. Accommodations for summer and winter vacations are included. The charge for Internet connection is included, but utility fees are NOT included.

2. Dorms are located off-campus within walking distance (15-20 minutes to campus.)

3. NT$15,000 per semester must be paid in advance.4. Tenancy period is from the beginning of

September to the end of July.4-person

RoomNT$22,000

1. Dorms are located on-campus. The charges for Internet connection and utilities are included, except for air conditioning, which must be paid separately.2. Rooms for winter and summer vacations are available for an extra fee upon application, NT$3000

6-personRoom(shared

bathroom)

NT$19,200

per month.3. NT$11,000 (4-person) or NT$9,600 (6-person) per semester must be paid in advance.

Women4-person

RoomNT$22,000

Taipei Shihlin

Men&

Women

4-person Room

NT$22,000

1. Dorms are located on-campus. The charges for utilities and Internet connection are included; however, charge for air conditioning must be paid separately.

2. Rooms for winter and summer vacations are available for an extra fee upon application, NT$3000 per month.

3. NT$11,000 (4-person or NT$9,600 (6-person) per semester must be paid in advance.4. The tenancy period is from the beginning of

September to the middle of January, middle of February to middle of June.

6-person Room

NT$19,200

TaipeiMing-

De

Men&

Women

4-person Room

NT$60,000

1. Dorms are located on-campus. The charges for utilities and Internet connection are included; however, charge for air conditioning must be paid separately.

2. Rooms for winter and summer vacations are available for an extra fee upon application, NT$3000-6000 per month.

3. NT$30,000 (4-person or NT$24,000 (6-person) per semester must be paid in advance.4. The tenancy period is from the beginning of

September to the middle of January, middle of February to middle of June.

6-person Room

NT$48,000

Tatung Men4-personRoom

NT$22,000

1. Summer and winter vacation are included. The charges for utilities and Internet connection are not included.

2. Eight months in an academic year, from beginning of September to the end of July.

3. Dorms are located off-campus, close to MRT Yuan Shan Station.

ShuiYuan

Men&

4-personRoom

NT$30,000 1. NT$15,000/ 6 months must be paid in advance. The charges for utilities and Internet connection

Women

are included; however, the charge for air conditioning must be paid separately.

2. Type of room: 4-person rooms (no bathroom inside) with small refrigerators in each room.

3. Close to Youth Park, 15-min walk to MRT Guting Station. The commute time from Guting Station to Jiantian station is 15 minutes.

4. Shuttle bus: 7:10am to 8:00am and 11:30am to 12:00noon, back and forth from the dormitory to Guting Station.

5. Male students stay on 6F and 7F, while female students stay on 8F, 9F, and 10F.

P.S： 1. All figures above are based on 2010-2012 academic year (subject to change).

2. Students who live in dorms are responsible for their own housekeeping.

3. Ensuite rooms include bathrooms. Indication that it is a room with shared bathroom means the

bathroom is located outside of the room.

4. 2- or 4- or 6-person Room means 2 or 4 or 6 people share a room and share the same

bathroom.

Private Apartment or StudioIf a student prefers not to live in campus accommodations, private apartments and studios are available for rent near the MCU campuses. Students who want to rent a private apartment or studio will be assisted upon arrival. A one-bedroom apartment with bathroom costs about NT$5,000-8,000 a month, not including utility payments. In general, an apartment is furnished with a bed, table and closet. Private apartments or studios usually require a one-year contract. Getting to campus, may require 15-30 minutes of walking from a neighboring area. Buses from Taoyuan campus to Taoyuan city and Taipei city are available from 8:00 to 22:00 (Bus schedules are subject to change.), for a modest fare. Dorm SupervisorsTaoyuan Campus Taipei Campus

Men’s On-Campus DormTel: +886-3-349-7342 (Mr. Han)

Men’s DormTel: +886-2-2888-2616 (Mr. Ho)

Add: 5 De Ming Rd., Gui-Shan, Taoyuan 333, Taiwan

Men’s Off-Campus DormTel: +886-3-349-7355 (Mr. Li)Add: 19 Ming Chen St., Gui-Shan, Taoyuan 333, Taiwan

Women’s On-Campus DormTel: +886-3-347-7049 +886-3-349-7353 (Ms. Yang)Add: 5 De Ming Rd., Gui-Shan, Taoyuan 333, Taiwan

International DormitoryTel: +886-3-349-7354

+866-3-349-7356 (Ms. Wang)Add: 5 De Ming Rd., Cui Shan, Taoyuan 333, Taiwan

Add: 250 Zhong Shan N. Rd., Sec. 5, Taipei 111, Taiwan

Women’s DormTel: +886-2-2888-2608 (Ms. Du)Add: 250 Zhong Shan N. Rd., Sec. 5, Taipei 111, Taiwan

Ming-De DormitoryTel: +886-2-2888-2165 or+886-911 869 728 (Ms. Peng)Add: 21, Ln. 118, Mingde Rd., Beitou Dist., Taipei 112, Taiwan

Datong Men’s DormTel: +886-936 467 914 or +886-2-2591-9057 (Mr. Huang)Add: 7, Ln 12, Shuang Cheng Street, Zhong Shan District, Taipei 101, Taiwan

Taipei Shuiyuan DormitoryTel: +886-2-23015672(Mrs. Wang)Add: No.179, Shui Yuan Rd, Zhong Zheng District, Taipei 100, Taiwan

Dormitory Emergency Procedures

Emergency Phone Numbers

(Information provided from Information for Foreigners Website)

You are advised to call the hotline for 24 hours assistance at 0800-024-111 if you have difficulty communicating with the duty officer of 119 or 110 because of language barrier.

Service units Phone Services summary

Police 110 Criminal offence, traffic accidents and other incidents requesting police assistance.

Fire departments 119Fire, assisting accident casualties and other emergencies requesting urgent assistance.

Domestic violence help line

113 Provides 24 hour emergency assistance in cases of domestic abuse and legal and

psychological services for injured parties.

MING CHUAN ON-CAMPUS STUDENT DORMITORY POLICIES

1. Students who have been admitted to live in the dormitories must stay for a complete school years. Exceptions will only be made because of dropping out of school, serious illness, or a moving (parents move to the country or city where the school is located).

2. From 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., students should not leave the building without the permission of the Dormitory Supervisor or On-Duty Military Officer.

3. Every night from 10:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., each student must be present in his or her own dormitory room for attendance record. If a student is absent and has not signed out, the school will notify the parents or the guardians of the student. If a student fails to check-in three times, he or she will be penalized.

4. All students need to respect the rules of the dormitory. Student who do not live in the dormitory are prohibited from entering the building. Especially, students are prohibited from entering dormitories of the opposite gender. Male students are strictly prohibited from entering female students' dormitories and vice-versa.

5. Students should take good care of their personal belongings because the school is not responsible for students' losses.

6. Students should take good care of their personal belongings because the school is not responsible for students' losses.

7. Students are responsible for the facilities and they will be fined if the facilities mentioned above are damaged.

8. No hangings which include paintings and posters are permitted on the walls or on the closet doors. Students are also not permitted to use adhesive tape or write on the walls of the dormitory. Please keep the wall and closet clean; rooms must stay in their original form when students check out.

9. Students have no right to sublet the room or mortgage the room.10.No cooking, drinking, gambling, quarrelling, fighting and no pets are allowed in the

dormitory. Behavior that endangers faculty, staff and students will not be permitted.

11. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the dormitory.12.Students must not make noise inside the dormitory.13.Students are only able to use the television from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.14.Guests should leave the dormitory before 11 p.m. as they are prohibited from

sleeping overnight in the dormitory.15.Students will be punished according to the dormitory policy if they break the rules.

Besides the regulations above, students must also comply with the school regulations.

MING CHUAN OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT DORMITORY POLICIES

1. Students who have been admitted to live in the dormitories must stay for a complete school year. Exceptions will only be made because of dropping out of school, serious illness, or moving (parents move to the country or city where the school is located).

2. From 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., students should not leave the dormitory without the permission of the Dormitory Supervisor or On-Duty Military Instructor.

3. All students need to respect the rules of the dormitory. Student who do not live in the dormitory are prohibited from entering the building. Especially, students are prohibited from entering dormitories of the opposite gender. Male students are strictly prohibited from entering female students' dormitories and vice-versa.

4. Students should take good care of their personal belongings because the school is not responsible for student's losses.

5. Students should take good care of their personal belongings because the school is not responsible for student's losses.

6. Students are responsible for the facilities and they will be fined if the facilities mentioned above are damaged.

7. No hangings which include paintings and posters are permitted on the walls or on the closet doors.

8. Students have no right to sublet or mortgage the room9. No cooking, drinking, gambling, arguing, and fighting inside the dormitory.

Behavior that endangers the faculty, staff and students will not be permitted.10.No pets are allowed in the dormitory.11. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the dormitory.12.Students must not make noise inside the dormitory.13.Students are only able to use the television from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.14.Guests should leave the dormitory before 11 p.m. as they are prohibited from

sleeping overnight in the dormitory.15.Utilities including water and electricity need to be paid every month.16.Students will be punished according to the dormitory policy if they break the rules.

Besides the regulations above, students must also comply with the school regulations.

Using HEALTH SERVICES on campusBoth Taoyuan and Taipei campuses have health clinics

(Ming Chuan Campus Health Service: MCCHS) to provide basic medical care, education and to promote a healthy environment for students, faculty and staff. Services include: Health Education Service, Health Seminars, and Health Programs via Television, First Aid Training Programs, Health Check- up Programs for Teachers and Students, Basic Treatment of Injury, Loan Services of First Aid Kits, Crutches and Wheelchairs. Professional doctors provide medical consultation from On Taipei campus, medical consultations are offered from 12 pm to 2 pm on Monday and Friday, 10 am to 1 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday, 2 pm to 5 pm on Thursday. On Taoyuan campus, medical consultations are offered from 2pm to 4 pm from Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 11:30 am to 1:30 pm on Wednesday.

Taoyuan Campus Affiliated Dispensary:  We have launched a health service connected with the Bureau of National Health Insurance since September 12th 2012,which provides professional service and convenience to faculty and staff members, labors and students. Furthermore.

Beginning September 2014, the university has hired dieticians on two campuses to supervise and monitor restaurant food hygiene, assist to promote campus health education and disease prevention, provide nutrition counseling and hold kitchen hygiene seminars for workers.

If disease or injury occurs while students are on campus, students are requested to go to MCCHS for basic medical treatment such as rest, dressing, observation, or diagnosis by school doctor. For further details, please see the flow chart.

Clinic Treatment Flow Chart

Ming Chuan University Taipei Campus Student Medical Net

【大醫院Hospitals】台北榮民總醫院TEL：（02）2871-2151台北市石牌路 2 段 201 號週末例假日休診Taipei Veterans General HospitalTel: (02) 2871-2151No. 201, Sec. 2, Shihpai Rd., Beitou District, Taipei CityClosed on weekends and national holidays 台北馬偕醫院TEL：（02）2543-3535臺北市中山北路二段 92 號Taipei Mackay Memorial HospitalTel: (02) 2543-3535No. 92, Sec. 2, Chongshan N. Rd., Chongshan District, Taipei City

 新光綜合醫院TEL：（02）2833-2211、2833-3000台北士林區文昌路 95 號Shin-Kong-Wu-Ho-Su Memorial HospitalTel: (02) 2833-2211、2833-3000No.95, Wunchang Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City 

陽明醫院TEL：（02）2835-3456台北士林區雨聲街 105 號Taipei City Hospital Yangming BranchTel: (02) 2835-3456No. 105., Yusheng St., Shihlin District, Taipei City 台北長庚醫院TEL：（02）2713-5211、2717-3466台北市敦化北路 199 號Chang-Gung Memorial HospitalTel: (02) 2713-5211、2717-3466No. 199, Dunhua N. Rd., Songshan District, Taipei City國泰綜合醫院TEL：（02）2708-2121、2702-8733台北市仁愛路四段 280 號Cathay General HospitalTel: (02) 2708-2121、2702-8733No. 280, Sec. 4, Ren-ai Rd., Da-an District, Taipei CityMon~Fri 8Am~5PmClose on Sunday

 

【婦幼醫院】【Women’s & Children’s Hospitals】 李文達婦產科診所

TEL：（02）2832-1171、2832-1172台北市士林區文林路 458 號Lee-Wen-Da Obstetrics & Gynecology ClinicTel: (02) 2832-1171、2832-1172No.458, Wenlin Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City週一至週六AM 9:00~12:00 PM 3:00~6:00  PM 7:00~10:00國定假日AM 9:00~12:00星期二、五醫師休診時間PM 15:00~18:00星期日休診

Mon. to Sat. 9 am~12 pm3 pm~6 pm, 7 pm~10 pmNational holidays9 am~12 pmClosed on Tues. and Fri. 3pm~6pmClosed on Sun.  

【眼科】【Ophthalmology Clinic】

保安眼科TEL：（02）2883-2868台北市士林區大東路 44 號Bao-An Ophthalmology ClinicTel: (02) 2883-2868No. 44, Dadong Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City週一至週六AM 9:00~12:00 PM 3:00~6:30 PM 7:00~9:00星期日休診Mon. to Sat. 9 am~12 pm3 pm~6:30 pm, 7 pm~9 pmClosed on Sun. 陳瑞騰眼科診所TEL：（02）2882-9245台北市士林區小北街 3 號Chen Ophthalmology ClinicTel: (02) 2882-9245No. 3, Xiaobei St., Shihlin District, Taipei City週一至週五AM 9:00~12:00 PM 6:00~9:00週六

AM 9:00~12:00星期日休診Mon. to Fri. 9 am~12 pm6:00 pm~9 pmSat. 9 am~12 pmClosed on Sun.

 

【牙科】【Dental Clinic】

愛齒牙醫診所TEL：（02）2834-2841臺北市士林區中正路 234 號Love Teeth Dental ClinicTel: (02) 2834-2841No. 234, Zhongzheng Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei週一至週六AM 9:00~12:00PM2:00~6:00 PM7:00~10:00星期日休診Mon. to sat. 9:20 am~12 pm2:00 pm~6:00 pm7:00 pm~10:00 pmClosed on Son端容牙醫診所TEL：（02）2831-3248臺北市士林區中正路 320 號Duan-Jung Dental ClinicTel: (02) 2831-3248No. 320, Zhongzheng Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei週一至週五AM 9:20~12:00 PM 2:00~9:30

週六PM 3:00~9:30星期日、例假日休診Mon. to Fri. 9:20 am~12 pm2:00 pm~9:30 pmSat. 3 pm~9:30 pmClosed on Son and holidays 茂林牙醫診所TEL：（02）2883-1958傳真：（02）2883-1935臺北市士林區小北街 1 之 3 號Mao-Lin Dental ClinicTel: (02) 2883-1958Fax: (02) 2883-1935No. 1-3, Xiaobei St., Shihlin District, Taipei  

【皮膚科】【Dermatology Clinic】

林志聰皮膚科TEL：（02）2883-1389台北士林區中正路 203 號 2 樓Lin-Chih-Tsung Dermatology ClinicTel: (02) 2883-13892F., No.203, Zhongzheng Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City週一至週五AM9:30-12:00 PM2:30-5:30、6:00-9:00週六AM9:30-12:00 PM2:30-5:30週日休診特約門診週一至週五 AM9:30-12:00週三休診Mon. to Fri. 9:30 am~12:00 am,14:40 pm~17:30pm、18:00 pm~21:00 pmSat. 09:00 am~12:00 pm, 14:30 pm~17:30 pmClosed on SundaysBy appointment only:

Mon. to Fri. 09:30 to 12:00, Closed on Wednesdays and Thursdday 張俊祥皮膚科TEL：（02）2885-6501台北士林區劍潭路 6 號 3 樓-5Chang-Chun- Hsiang Dermatology ClinicTel: (02) 2885-65013F.-5, No.6, Jiantan Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei City週一至週五PM3:15-6:00, PM7:15-9:00週六AM10:00-12:00週日及國定假日休診Mon. to Fri. 15:15 pm~18:00 pm, 19:15 pm~21:00 pmSat. 10:00 am~12:00 pmClosed on Sundays and national holidays 

 

【筋骨損傷科】【Rehabilitation Clinic】

立安復健科診所TEL：（02）8861-1590台北市士林區小北街 15 號士林站 2 號出口Lian Rehabilitation Medicine ClinicTel: (02) 8861-1590No. 15, Xiaobei St., Shihlin District, Taipei CityShihlin MRT Exit 2門診時間週一至週四 AM 09:00~12:00週五 AM10:00-12:00週六 AM9:00-PM17:00週日及國定假日休診Consulting hours:Mon. to Thurs. 9 am~12 pmFri.9 am~12 amSat.9am~17pm

Closed on Sundays and national holidays 均易整復研究中心TEL：（02）2705-2736台北市大安區信義路三段 150 號 2 樓Chün-Yi Medical & Health Research CenterTel: (02) 2705-27362F., No.150, Sec. 3, Xinyi Rd., Da’an Dist., Taipei City門診時間週一至週五 PM 18:30~21:30週六 AM 10:00~ PM5:30星期日休診Consulting hours:Mon. to Fri. 6:30 pm~9:30 pmSat. 10 am~5:30pmClosed on Sundays 

【中醫診所】【Chinese Medicine】

常牲中醫TEL：（02）2881-0689傳真: （02）2882-7322台北市士林區小北街 11 號Chang-Sheng Chinese MedicineTel: (02) 2881-0689Fax: (02) 2882-7322No.11, Xiaobei St., Shihlin Dist., Taipei City門診時間週一及週五 PM 13:50~17:20週二、三、四、五 PM 18:30~21:30Consulting hours:Mon. 1:50 pm~5:20 pmTues. 6:30~9:30 pmWed. 6:30~9:30 pmThurs. 6:30~9:30 pm

Fri. 1:50~5:20 pm, 6:30~9:30 pm 

保生堂中醫診所TEL：（02）2367-3899台北市中正區南昌路二段 206 號 3 樓-1Bao-Sheng Hall Chinese Medicine ClinicTel: (02) 2367-38993F.-1, No.206, Sec. 2, Nanchang Rd., Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei City門診時間週一至週六 PM 14:00~21:00 PM 18:00~18:30 休息每月第一週星期六休診Consulting hours:Mon. to Sat. 2:00~9:00 pm; 6:00~6:30 pm breakClosed on first Sat. of every month  

【其他】【Others】

鴻林診所TEL：（02）2882-0437台北市士林區大東路 128 號星期日休診Hong-Lin ClinicTel: (02) 2882-0437No. 128, Dadong Rd., Shihlin District, Taipei CityClosed on Sundays

【特殊醫療院所】【Special Medical Clinics】

臺北市立聯合醫院昆明院區TEL：（02）2370-3739客服中心 1999 轉 888 (免付費電話服務) (外縣市請撥 02-25553000)台北市昆明街 100 號Disease Control and Prevention Kun Ming Branch, Taipei City HospitalTel: (02) 2370-3739

Call Center1999 extension 888 (Free Service) (Outside the city, please dial 02-25553000)No. 100, Kunming St., Taipei City 愛滋、性病防治及愛滋匿名篩檢諮詢專線TEL：（02）2370-3738TEL：（02）2370-3739 客服中心 1922AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases and HIV screening anonymous advice lineTel: (02) 2370-3738Tel: (02) 2370-3739Call Center1922 藥物成癮防治、社區精神醫療服務臺北市立聯合醫院松德院區TEL：（02）2726-3141客服中心 1999 轉 888 (免付費電話服務) (外縣市請撥 02-25553000)臺北市信義區松德路 309 號Tel: (02) 2726-3141Call Center1999 extension 888 (Free Service) (Outside the city, please dial 02-25553000)No. 309, Songde Rd., Taipei City臺北市立聯合醫院松德院區精神科專線TEL：（02）2726-4186Taipei City Hospital, Songde Branch Psychiatric HotlineTel: (02) 2726-4186 

Student Safety Handbook

Individual Security Protection

   Walking

1. Follow the traffic rules.

2. Avoid staying out late at night.

3. Avoid scanty clothing if you are female.

4. Avoid walking alone and stay in areas where there are other people.

5. Carry your handbag in such a way that it is away from traffic or where people are walking.

6. Pay attention to the people and the environment around you while walking on the street.

   Taking Taxis

1. Avoid taking a taxi on your own. Call the taxi dispatcher to request a taxi and write down the taxi’s registration number.

2. Request the driver to take a route with which you are familiar. Make note of any change of route.

3. Make sure nothing appears out of the ordinary and that the windows and doors can be opened, and that the door handles can be moved normally.

4. Make note if the taxi driver appears intoxicated or talks in a strange way.

5. Carefully choose conversation topics with the taxi driver, avoiding sensitive topics, or conversations about money.

   Using public transportation

1. Keep an eye on your personal belongings.

2. When the vehicle is crowded, stay close to other female students.

3. Do not lean against the doors.

4. Mind the opening and closing doors and approaching vehicles when getting on and off.

   Riding a Scooter

1. Before riding a motor scooter, make sure it is in good running order and that maintenance has been done on it.

2. Follow traffic regulations. There are many cameras installed around Taipei City that monitor traffic.

3. Park the motor scooter legally to prevent it from being towed away.

4. Ride the motor scooter slowly and keep a safe distance from other vehicles.

5. If a motor scooter accident happens, keep calm, notify the police, and do not leave the scene of the accident.

   Part-time Jobs

1. Look carefully at job advertisements, ensuring that all the relevant information about the employer and the nature of the work is included.

2. Have another person accompany you to interviews.

3. Make sure the tasks you are required do and the environment in which you are required to work are safe.

4. Do not be misled by offers of a high salary.

5. Be a responsible student and do not allow a part-time job to affect your studies.

6. Dress appropriately while working.

7. Refuse to accept inappropriate requests that are not related to work.

8. Be very careful regarding invitations from unfamiliar colleagues.

   Traveling

1. Pay attention to the weather changes and do not go to dangerous places.

2. Make sure to leave detailed itinerary information with family and friends and keep in contact with them during the trip.

3. When entering places like hotels, KTV, and theaters, note the emergency exits and related safety equipment.

4. Do not dress in scanty clothing or wear too much jewelry.

   Renting an Apartment

1.    Make sure the rental location is in a safe area.

2.    Make sure the building is structurally safe and note any cracks in the structure. Ensure structure is legally constructed.

3.    Ensure the emergency facilities are in good working order, and that the emergency route is clear.

4.    Read the rental contract carefully before signing.

5.    Make sure the residents living around the area are not involved in questionable activities.

   Going to public places

1.    Be very careful with personal belongings.

2.    To avoid sexual harassment or theft, avoid crowded places when possible.

3.    Be aware of suspicious people hanging around the area.

4.    Check the location of the emergency exit and equipment.

5.    Do not drink or eat food given to you by strangers.

6.    Avoid spending long periods alone in stairwells, restrooms, parking lots, or in corners.

7.    Lock the car doors immediately after getting in a car.

Personal Safety Protection

   Appointments

1.    When going on a date with someone for the first time, have someone accompany you.

2.    Tell your family or friends where you will go, with whom you will go, and the time you anticipate returning home.

3.    Be aware of your clothing and behavior.

4.    Avoid drinking alcohol, leaving drinks unattended, and accepting drinks offered by strangers.

5.    Fully understand what you will be doing and where you will be going.

6.    If something unexpected happens during a date, call family or friends.

7.    Avoid dating late at night or going to an unfamiliar environment.

8.    Care should be taken when making friends over the telephone or the Internet.

   Applying for Jobs

1.    Be very careful about tricky job advertisements in the newspapers.

2.    Check the company’s reputation and working environment before attending an interview.

3.    Take someone with you to an interview.

4.    Tell your family the interview time and location before going.

5.    Only give a photocopy of personal identification, not the original document.

6.    Do not drink too much alcohol in social situations related to work.

7.    Do not take dangerous jobs.

   Being Attacked

1.    Be alert to potentially dangerous situations.

2.    Keep calm when facing an attacker.

3.    Try to get the attacker to put down his weapon(s). After that, try to fight back when given the opportunity.

4.    Remember the appearance of the attacker.

5.    Be familiar with how to use self-protection equipment.

   Getting Assistance

1.    Be calm and do not say anything that might provoke the other person further.

2.    Protect your head, neck, chest and face.

3.    Escape the situation if possible.

4.    Call for help loudly.

5.    Call the police, the drill room at (02)28829595, or call 110.

6.    Go to the hospital for a health check-up and take pictures of any wounds.

Traveling Safety Protection

   Swimming

1.    Do not swim alone.

2.    Be familiar with the conditions where you plan to go swimming.

3.    Do not stay in the water too long.

4.    Keep calm if you suddenly get a cramp in the water.

5.    If someone is struggling in the water, find a rod or pole to assist them.

   Mountain Climbing

1.    Plan ahead carefully and check the weather and mountain conditions before going.

2.    Do not go on your own. Leave a detailed schedule with your family or friends.

3.    Carefully prepare your equipment.

4.    Be aware of poisonous insects or snakes and bring along appropriate medicine.

5.    Make sure you are in good physical condition before climbing.

6.    Listen to weather reports frequently and pay close attention to any change in the weather.

7.    Be careful not to get separated from your companions. Maintaining your body temperature is your first priority.

8.    Do not seek for help alone. Take a companion with you.

   Camping

1.    Make sure the environment of the camping ground is safe before going.

2.    Carefully plan your destination and your means of transportation, and carefully prepare camping equipment, food and water, and medical supplies.

3.    Arrive at the camp ground before sunset.

4.    Avoid staying near sandbars, plateau or swamps, under large rocks, near large trees, or near cliffs.

5.    Pay attention to the weather forecast and leave the camping ground quickly if the weather worsens.

   Hiking

1.    Stay on well-maintained walking trails.

2.    Wear appropriate clothes and comfortable shoes, bring enough water, and protect the skin from sunburn.

3.    Avoid walking through dangerous places.

4.    Do not go hike alone.

5.    Watch out for insects and snakes.

Fire Safety Protection

   When a fire occurs:

1.    Call the police and keep calm.

2.    Call 119, giving the correct location, the current conditions, and leave a contact number.

3.    In general, water or a wet quilt can quickly extinguish a fire.

4.    For fires caused by oil and chemicals, please use the fire extinguisher to put out the fire.

5.    If a fire occurs while cooking, use the lid of the pot or a wet quilt to extinguish the fire.

6.    Do not approach an area which is on fire.

7.    Please be highly alert in the areas where water and fire engines don’t have easy access.

8.    Do not enter buildings that have been marked with danger signs.

   The methods for escaping

1.    Carefully note escape routes.

2.    Avoid inhaling smoke from the fire.

3.    If you need to pass through an area filled with thick smoke, cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel or handkerchief, and keep as low a profile as possible.

4.    If the doorknob or the door is too hot try to think of another exit through which to leave.

5.    Before opening a door, feel it with the back of your hand to make sure it is not hot.

6.    Do not use the elevator when a building is on fire.

   Finding Shelter and Waiting for Rescue

1.    Cover the gaps around the doors to prevent smoke from coming in.

2.    Make a phone call or wave a flashlight to ask for help.

3.    Close the door and turn off the air conditioning system.

4.    Stay in a place where you can be easily seen, such as on a balcony, nearby the window, or on the roof.

5.    Do not give up calling for help; keep calm and think of a way to escape.

   Things to Note When Entering Public Places

1.    Note the location of the emergency exits.

2.    Make sure the fire door is working well.

3.    Pay attention to the location of the emergency equipment, such as the fire extinguisher, fire hydrant and so on.

4.    Note the emergency exit routes nearby.

Earthquake Protection

   Preventative Measures

1. Conduct an earthquake drill with your family every half year, following the three steps, Duck, Cover, and Hold.

2. Keep in contact with friends or relatives who do not live in the nearby area but who might be able to assist in a time of need.

3. Maintain the structure of a building.

4. Attend a first-aid course and learn how to use the fire extinguisher correctly.

5. Share your “earthquake plan” with your family.

6. Prepare at least three days worth of imperishable food.

7. Prepare contact and medical information cards for your family members who do not speak Mandarin.

8. Choose a safe location in each room in a building as it is difficult to rush to another room in the event of a strong earthquake.

9. Store copies of your important documents in a safe place.

10. Arrange more than one emergency exit.

11. Prepare extra cash and change so you can withdraw money from the ATM machine if the power goes out.

12. Prepare batteries, clothes, sleeping bags, and flashlights.

   When an Earthquake Occurs

1. If you are in bed, stay calm, remain in bed and use the pillow to protect your head.

2. If you are outdoors, remember to crouch down in an open space.

3. If you are in the car, do not brake suddenly. Drive to an open space, and avoid stopping on or under a bridge.

4. Step away from heavy furniture, electronic appliances or shelves and decorations.

5. Do not enter spaces where many things are stored, such as the kitchen or garage.

6. Do not take the elevator.

7. Keep calm and avoid hurting yourself while rushing toward the emergency exit.

8. If you are on a higher floor, find a safe place to wait. Do not rush downstairs if it is dangerous.

9. Unplug all electronic appliances if possible.

10. Open the door immediately to prevent it from being stuck.

   After an Earthquake has Occurred

1. Check for any injuries caused by the earthquake.

2. Check if people around you are injured.

3. If there is something burning, try to put out the fire and immediately turn off the gas.

4. Do not touch any lines which have fallen on the ground.

5. Examine building’s structure to ensure it is still safe. Remain outside the building if it is not safe.

6. Listen to radio broadcast announcements.

7. Call the emergency center if an emergency situation arises.

8. If you get stuck in a confined place, keep calm, wait for the rescue, and call for help if possible.

Students’ Union & Clubs

Introduction to the Extracurricular Activities Section

Extracurricular Activities Section, one section of Student Affairs Office, is in charge of MCU students' on-campus and off-campus activities. We aims to help MCU students organize and run their own clubs and societies, promote their abilities of management and negotiation, and encourage them to get involved with social learning and service. We do believe that our whole person education can lead all MCU students to a better understanding of their social responsibilities. Although the University does not offer courses in the social learning or service, there is a strong tradition of achievement in these fields, with many former students going on to get. Current events can be found on our website.

Brief Introduction to student clubs and societies

With more than 100 clubs and societies to choose, you will not feel lonely during your four years of college lives at MCU. By surfing our website, you will find useful information on registering for a new club or society, applying for an activity fund, and registering as a member of any sports clubs and cultural societies. Current events and news are available and constantly updated on the website. Please use the menu listed on the right for your enquiries.

※ The route to the website of Extracurricular Activities Section is: MCU Home》Divisions》Student Affairs》Sections》 Extracurricular Activities Section

Bus Stop Location in Taoyuan

How to get to Ming Chuan University, Taoyuan Campus from

Taoyuan Railway station by Intl’s student Adviser Office

Taipei MRT Map

Visitor Information Center

(Information provided from Information for Foreigners Website)

I. Visitor Information CenterA. Taipei Train Station Travel Service Center

Phone:　（02）2312-3256Address:　Taipei Main Station, Northwest Section, No. 3, Beiping West Rd., TaipeiService hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

B. Beitou MRT Station Travel Service Center

Phone: （02）2894-6923Address: No. 1, Guangming Rd, Beitou District, TaipeiService hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

C. East District Underground Shopping Street Travel Service Center

Phone: （02）2720-8889-1504Address: No. 77, Daan Road, Sec. 1, TaipeiService hours: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

D. Songshan Airport Travel Service Center

Phone: （02）2546-4741Address: No. 9, #340, Dunhua North Road, Songshan Airport Immigration Hall, TaipeiService hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

E. Keelung Travel Service Center

Phone: （02）2428- 7664Address: No. 1, Gangsi Street, KeelungService hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

F. Tainan Train Station Travel Service Center

Phone: （06）2991111 - 1476Address: No. 6, Yonghua Road, Sec. 2, TainanService hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

G. Hengchun Airport Station Travel Service CenterPhone: 08-8899457Address: No. 393, Sengbei Road, Sec. 2, Hengchun TownshipService hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

H. Chiayi Train Station Travel Service Center

Phone: （05）2256649Address: No. 528, Chongshan Road, Chiayi

Service hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

I. Taitung Airport Station Travel Service Center

Phone: （089） 362-476Address: No. 1100, Minhang Road, TaidongService hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

J. Hualien Train Station Travel Service Center

Phone:　（03）8360634Address: No. 106, Guiolian 1st Road, HualienService hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

K. Hualien Airport Station Travel Service Center

Phone: （03）8210625Address: No. 1, Airport Lane, Chiali Road, Hsincheng Village, Hualien CountyService hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

L. Kinmen Airport Station Travel Service CenterPhone:　082-329-354Address: No. 2, Shangyi Airport, Jinhu, Kinmen CountyService hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

II. National Scenic Area Tourist CentersA. Northeast Coast National Scenic Area Tourist Center

TEL: 02-2499-1115 ext. # 221、223URL: http://www.necoast-nsa.gov.tw/

B. Tri-mountain National Scenic Area – Lion's Head Mountain Tourist CenterTEL: 04-2331-2678 ext.130URL: http://www.trimt-nsa.gov.tw/

C. East Coast National Scenic Area Tourist Center

TEL：089-8415＃1800URL: http://www.eastcoast-nsa.gov.tw/

D. Penghu National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 06-921-6521 ext.250URL: http://www.penghu-nsa.gov.tw/

E. Dapeng Bay National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 08-833-8100 ext. 248URL: http://www.dbnsa.gov.tw/

F. Alishan National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 05-2593-900URL: http://www.ali.org.tw

G. East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 03-864-1691URL: http://www.erv-nsa.gov.tw/

H. Maolin National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 07- 6801488URL: http://www.maolin-nsa.gov.tw/

I. Matzu National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 0836-25630 ext.78URL: http://www.matsu-nsa.gov.tw/user/Main.aspx?l=2

J. North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 02- 2636-4503 ext.190URL: http://www.northguan-nsa.gov.tw/

K. Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 049-2855277URL: http://www.sunmoonlake.gov.tw/

L. Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Tourist CenterTEL: 06-7861000URL: http://www.swcoast-nsa.gov.tw

For more info, please visithttp://eng.taiwan.net.tw/m1.aspx?sNo=0000236

III. National Park Tourist CentersA. Kending National Park

TEL: (08) 8861321 ext. 257、500URL: http://www.ktnp.gov.tw/

B. Yushan National Park

TEL: (049) 277-3121#241、246URL: http://www.ysnp.gov.tw/

C. Yangmingshan National ParkTEL( 02) 2861-6341URL:  http://www.ymsnp.gov.tw/

D. Syvehba National Park

TEL: (037) 996100 #857、9URL: http://www.spnp.gov.tw/

E. Kinmen National Park

TEL: (082) 313192、313100 #190URL: http://www.kmnp.gov.tw/

F. Taroko National ParkTEL: (03) 862-1100 #361URL: http://www.taroko.gov.tw/