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Department of Arts and Design
BRIEF HISTORY
The Department of Art and Design in National
Taipei University of Education is merged from
Department of Arts, found in 1992, and Department of
Plastic Design, found in 2004. The achievement from
department of art is the most prestigious art
development in Taiwan art history. The predecessor
of the department began in art courses in Chinese
schools during the Japanese colonial era, then
through many changes of department names such as Art
Department, Art Teachers’ Department, Art Crafting
Program, the Department of Art Crafting Education,
Art and Art Education University, Art Department and
etc. Until 2008, the merge of the two departments
had the name finalized into “Department of Arts and
Design."
Our department constitutes of undergraduate and
graduate courses. As for student population, our
undergraduate has four academic levels with two
classes at each level and forty students in each
class. There are two types of classes in our
graduate school: One which has 30 students per class
was called our Daytime Master’s Program and
another which has 22 to 28 students per class was
called Continued Education with Master’s degree
offering courses during nighttime, summer and
holidays. We organized our undergraduate courses
into two groups: Art Program and Design Program, and
each program have one class. We divided those two
groups into five areas of specialization: Art
Education, Art Creation, Art Theory and Critique,
Innovated Craft Creation, and Product Design for
students in their second year to declare their
specialization. For our graduate school structure,
we have five specialized fields as well, including
Art Education, Art Creation, Art Theory and
Critique, Craft Creation, and Product Design.
TEACHING
GOALS AND CHARACTERISTICS
I. To cultivate outstanding art and design
professionals
II. To assist students in multiple areas of art
and design for their personalized development
III. To respect essence of theory and action
training
IV. To adapt to each individual’s differences
and to vitalize the learning habitat inside the
department
V. To focus on modernized, well-rounded and
internationalized vision and development
According to the previously described “teaching
goals,” our course schedule contains Creation
Practicum and Theory, Humanities, Art and
Creativity, Subjects related to Diversified Culture,
Combinations of Academic Art Theories, Art and
Design creation, Trend of Mingling and Interacting
in Social Culture, all in five categories for
students to self-motivate their interest and
life-long learning, to develop their uniqueness and
energy, and to prepare themselves to be outstanding
professionals in Art and Design.
COURSE CONCEPTS
Our course design intends to integrate two
fields of Art and Design. We take preparing an art
designer as our goals to cope with the demands for
the professionals doing current art and design in
innovated industries.
Common areas of Art and Design are the two
course groups in common required and fundamental
courses. Art and design groups are also divided into
five different areas: Art Education, Art Theory and
Critiques, Art Creation, Innovated Craft Design and
Product Design. Students in their second year should
declare one of the five specialized areas as their
Core and Major courses. In addition, the department
will advise students to select their elected courses
based on their interest and ability, to provide
life-long learning for their interests, and to
develop their personal uniqueness.
The department and National Taiwan University
entered into agreements for exchange courses,
students may use add-and-drop opportunities to
register courses offered from NTU. The departments
included in this agreement as of now are Philosophy,
History, and Drama.
COURSE
STRUCTURE
I. Undergraduate
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Footnotes:
I. General Courses includes common
courses (such as Physical Education, Service
related course and English proficiency
improvement) for zero credit hour, 16 credit
hours of fundamental courses and 12 Credit
hours of other college courses. For other
college courses, students should select
courses that are provided from two other
colleges to meet this requirement.
II. Optional Courses:
a. Related courses provided by this
department
b. Areas of specialization related
courses provided by other Educational
departments
c. Courses provided by other
departments, other domestic universities or
international universities
d. Courses offered in professional
module
◎ Note: the credit hours from common
courses will not be awarded in Elective
courses.
III. Educational Specialization:
(Students should get permission to select
this category of courses)
a. Elementary Curriculum: 40 credit
hours
b. Courses in Children’s Education: 26
credit hours
c. Courses in Elementary Special
Education: 40 credit hours
d. Courses in Preschool Education: 40
credit hours
e. Courses in Mid-Level: 26 credit
hours
IV. Special Requirements in our
Department: For students in their first
year, both art and design groups need to
take their required courses in common
category. When students continue to their
second year of studying, they are required
to declare their major in the five areas of
specialization: Art Education, Art Theory
and Critique, Art Creation, Innovated Craft
Design, and Product Design.
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II. Master's Degree

※Students in the sections of Art Education, Art
Theory and Critique, and Product Design should take
32 credit hours to meet the graduation requirements,
and to complete a graduate thesis.
※Students in the sections of Art Creation and
Innovated Craft Design should take 32 credit hours
to meet the graduation requirements, and to complete
a graduate project.
COURSE
LIST
(1)Undergraduate Course List
(2)Graduate Course List
CONTACT US
Tel:
886-2-27321104 ext. 3383, 3401, 3407
Fax:
886-2-27324069
E-mail:
ace@tea.ntue.edu.tw |