Introduction to the Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs

•    (International and Cross-Strait Affairs)

The original Center for International and Cross-Strait Affairs was established in September 2010, with the aim of promoting humanistic, educational, and academic exchange in China and overseas, as well as implementing cooperative activities with overseas schools and industries.

 

 The Center was positioned within the Secretary’s Office in the school’s administrative structure, and was directly responsible to the secretary general of CNU.

 

• (Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs)

In response to the increasing importance of overseas and cross-strait recruitment, the Center was renamed the Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs in April 2017, and upgraded to a level one administrative division. The primary responsibilities of the Office are as follows:

• To promote and handle academic cooperation agreements between CNU and overseas schools or academic research institutes, as well as organizing visits and other exchange activities.
• Two arrange research activities and two-way exchanges of staff and students with overseas partner institutions.
• To promote and host overseas visits and exchange activities for our students.
• To assist the Office of Academic Affairs to recruit foreign, overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macau and mainland Chinese students, and deal with their admission and orientation.
• To assist students engaged in overseas internships to deal with emergency situations.
• To assist in the organization of international collaborations, meetings, and other academic activities.

 

 

Contact Information

·       Telephone: 06-2664911 Ext. 1039, 1049, 1040, 1045

·       Fax: 06-2669523

·       Emails:

·      box1039@mail.cnu.edu.tw; box1040@mail.cnu.edu.tw

box1049@mail.cnu.edu.tw; box1052@mail.cnu.edu.tw

·      Address: 5F Administration Building A, No. 60 Erren Road Section 1, Rende District, Tainan.

 Admissions Information: Recruitment of foreign, Hong Kong, Macau and mainland Chinese students

·       Overseas Chinese Students

·     Students who meet the Ministry of Education’s definition of overseas Chinese, as outlined in the “Regulations Governing the Return of Overseas Chinese for Education and Counseling”, or overseas students who are eligible under the regulations for each region published by the Overseas Joint Admissions Committee, may apply for entry to bachelor’s or master’s degree programs at Chia Nan University of Pharmacy and Science using the official application documents published for their region.

·     Students from Hong Kong and Macau

·           In accordance with the provisions of the newly enacted regulations governing study in Taiwan by students from Hong Kong and Macau adopted on May 18, 2016, students from these two regions wishing to pursue study in Taiwan are required to have resided continuously in their region for the past six years or more, and to possess permanent residency documents of their respective regions. Any students fulfilling these identity requirements are eligible to apply for admission to four-year bachelor’s degree programs, two-plus-two articulated bachelor’s degree programs or master’s degree programs at CNU.

·      Foreign Students

·       Foreign students who meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the Ministry of Education’s regulations for foreign students pursuing study in Taiwan may apply for entry to bachelor’s degree and master’s degree programs at CNU.

·     Mainland Chinese students seeking to pursue undergraduate degrees (four-year bachelor’s degree programs)

·      Students from mainland China may apply for entry to CNU under the “Joint College Recruiting Program” administered by the Joint Admissions Council for Recruitment of Students from the Mainland Region under the following conditions:

1. They are certified residents of the provinces or municipalities of Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Hubei or Liaoning.

2. They have participated in the “General Examination for Enrolment in Colleges and Universities” in the eight provinces and municipalities specified above.

3. Their results in the above examinations meet the requirements for admission to university proscribed in the 2017 Admissions Handbook for Recruitment of Mainland Chinese Students to Colleges or Universities.

 

·      Mainland Chinese students seeking to upgrade qualifications or transfer studies (two-year bachelor’s degree programs).

Students who are currently preparing to graduate from the 81 schools and colleges in the municipalities or provinces of Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Hubei or Liaoning specified in the 2017 Admissions Handbook for Recruitment of Mainland Chinese Students to Two-Year Bachelor’s Programs in Technical Colleges or Universities, and who have attended the relevant 2017 examinations in these eight provinces or municipalities, may apply for admission to CNU under the “Regulations for Joint Admission to Two-Year Bachelor’s Degree Programs” administered by the Joint Admissions Council for Recruitment of Students from the Mainland Region. 

·    Mainland Chinese students seeking to pursue master’s degrees

      Students from mainland China may apply for entry to CNU under the “Joint     Master’s Degree Recruiting Program” administered by the Joint Admissions Council for Recruitment of Students from the Mainland Region, under the       following conditions:

1.   They are graduating students who at the time of admission to their bachelor’s program were registered residents of the provinces or municipalities of Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Hubei or Liaoning, or non-graduating students whose residency is now registered in these locations.

2.   They have the appropriate academic or other qualifications required for admission, as specified in the 2017 Admissions Handbook for Recruitment of Mainland Chinese Students to Master’s Degree Programs administered by the Joint Admissions Council for Recruitment of Students from the Mainland Region.

·   Mainland Chinese students wishing to engage in exchange programs

Students enrolled at CNU’s partner institutions in the mainland region may enter CNU as “short-term students” or “exchange students” in order to undertake short term study programs. “Short term students” may apply to any department or institute of CNU, and there is no limit on the number of students who may be accepted. “Exchange students” may be accepted into any department or institute of CNU, with student numbers being agreed with individual schools based on principles of reciprocity.