Tatung University
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Tatung University (TTU; Chinese: 大同大學) is a private university in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, with close Cooperative education with the Tatung Company.
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History
The university was originally established as Tatung Institute of Technology in 1956 and began to offer two-year college programs. Dr. T. S. Lin was then appointed as president of the school. The institute was accredited as a four-year institute of technology in 1963, began to offer master's programs in 1976 and doctoral programs in 1982. It was renamed Tatung University in 1999. President Lin died in 2006, and Dr. Jiann-Kuo Wu was elected as president.
Academics
The university is composed of three colleges; 10 departments; 12 master's programs; and 11 Ph.D. programs. The number of students enrolled now stands at 4,200, with 30% pursuing graduate studies.
In 2013 RedDot Design Ranking, Tatung University is ranked #4 in the Asia-Pacific area Universities.[1] Also, ranked #18 in the global universities in 2013 iF Ranking.[2]
College of Engineering
- The Department of Mechanical Engineering
- The Department of Chemical Engineering
- The Department of Materials Engineering
- The Department of Bioengineering
College of Management
- The Department of Business Management
- The Department of Information Management
- The Department of Applied Foreign Languages
College of Electrical and Information Engineering
- The Department of Electrical Engineering
- The Department of Computer Science and Engineering
- The Department of Applied Mathematics
- The Graduate Institute of Electro-Optical Engineering
- The Graduate Institute of Communication Engineering
College of Design
- The Department of Industrial Design
- The Department of Media Design
- The Graduate Institute of Design Science
Transportation
The university is accessible within walking distance South East from Yuanshan Station of the Taipei Metro.
Notable alumni
- David Sun, businessman[3]
- Lin Chu-chia, Deputy Minister of Mainland Affairs Council
See also
References
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