On-Campus Dormitories
There are two dormitory clusters on NCCU’s campus: the uphill dormitories are the Zi-Chiang cluster and the downhill dormitories are the Jhuang-Jing cluster. All NCCU dormitories are not co-ed. Smoking and cooking are both prohibited in all NCCU dormitories.
Application Period
Undergraduate Students
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Applicants’ Types |
Time |
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New students |
Late June |
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Current students |
Between late March and late May |
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Stay for summer break |
Between late April and late May |
Graduate Students
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Applicants’ Types |
Time |
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New students |
Late June |
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Current students and dorm residents |
Mid-April to Late April |
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Non-current dorm residents |
Early August |
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Stay for summer break |
May |
Facilities
*Bedding, mattress, and toiletries are not included
Eligibility
NCCU dormitories are available for undergraduate and graduate students. International undergraduate freshman and sophomore students, as well as graduate students, have priority to stay in campus dormitories. Third-year or above international undergraduate students and second-year or above graduate students will need to renew their applications before the start of the academic year to qualify for a lottery drawing in the dormitories for the following semester.
Clusters
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Fees & FAQ
Please refer to the Office of Students Affairs website for the up-to-date information on fees, general announcements, and frequently asked information:
Off-campus Housing
NCCU is located in Wenshan District which is closest to the MRT Brown Line. It is recommended that students rent in Wenshan District or areas around the Brown Line (probably not further than the Wanfang Hospital Station) for easy access to the campus.
References
Please refer to the following websites for rental information and other useful information about off-campus housing:
NCCU-iHouse
The NCCU International House (NCCU-I House) is a housing center for international students and visiting scholars. It is located within walking distance to the campus and run by a dedicated hotel management team who offers 24-hour front-desk service and occasional social events for all NCCU- I House residents. This seven-floor building hosts conference facilities and a café on the ground floor, as well as common halls with leisure facilities on the first, second, fourth, and seventh floors. It has a total of 65 single suits and 30 double suits, which in addition to the usual dormitory facilities, are also equipped with high-speed fiber internet and a telephone line for convenient communication.
References
Please refer to the following pages for more information regarding the facilities, fees, and application:
