Campus Life

[Student Testimonials] Six Years – One Love

“I came to Taiwan for studies since 2018, and it has been nearly 6 years now. Throughout this journey, I have never regretted applying to NCHU, where I have been nurtured from a high school student to a young graduate with a master’s degree.” Read More

 

Tran Kien Minh from Vietnam, Department of Business Administration, College of Management

[Student Testimonials] Why is NCHU my first choice for Veterinary Medicine?

“In our department, there are many opportunities for off-campus internships. For example, during the winter break of my sophomore year, I interned at a pig farm in Taichung. And during the summer break of my upcoming senior year, I will be interning at the Animal Disease Control Center in Taitung City. Throughout these internships, I have learned a lot of practical knowledge that wasn’t covered in the classroom, encountered common clinical cases, and enhanced my critical thinking skills. Moreover, there have been numerous opportunities for hands-on experience.” Read More

 

Goo Ruo Yun from Malaysia, Department of Veterinary Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine

 

[Student Testimonials] A Journey of Growth and Discovery

“From the facilities, environment, cuisine, extracurricular activities, and professional knowledge to the overall atmosphere, Chung Hsing University has truly captured my heart with its vibrant campus life. I am eagerly looking forward to my future endeavors at the university.” Read More

Yap Min Xin from Malaysia, Department of Veterinary Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine

[Student Testimonials] NCHU: Bridging Cultures Through Innovation and Education

“I wholeheartedly endorse NCHU as a premier destination for those seeking a top-tier academic experience within a vibrant and supportive community. The university’s unwavering focus on innovation, creativity, and personal development equips students to navigate the complexities of the modern world confidently. NCHU’s ethos of inclusivity ensures all students, regardless of background or nationality, thrive academically and personally.”  Read More

Salman Akram from Pakistan, Graduate Institute of Veterinary Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine