In the 1950' s, many junior high schools, senior high schools and universities located in Taipei invested huge amounts of educational funds and became "star schools" in North Taiwan Province Province and even Taiwan Province Province, especially when the joint enrollment system for senior high schools or universities prevailed. Especially the first choice, the top three choices of star high schools or the popular departments of "national" universities have fierce competition for admission every year. Even today, when joint recruitment is almost abolished, this situation continues. Compared with other counties and cities in Taiwan Province Province, the educational resources in Taipei are richer and more advantageous. In 1900, the first western-style primary school in Taiwan Province Province was established in Zhishanyan area (today's Shilin Primary School). Subsequently, the national language training centers, public schools and primary schools all over Taipei laid the educational foundation of Taipei.
There are two universities in Taipei, namely Taipei Education University and Taipei Institute of Physical Education, and 160 public and private primary and secondary schools. In addition, there are children's recreation centers, social education departments and zoos, and sports and fitness centers, community colleges and libraries have been set up in various districts to provide citizens with opportunities for leisure, entertainment and learning.
Taiwan Province Province University, founded in 1928, is a research-oriented public comprehensive university located in Taipei, Taiwan Province Province, China, and is known as "the first institution of higher learning in Taiwan Province Province". Its predecessor was Imperial University of Taipei, one of the nine imperial universities established in Japan at that time. 1945, renamed as "National Taiwan Province Provincial University" after Taiwan's recovery. During the period of 1949, NTU replaced the central university that had not resumed studies in Taiwan Province at that time, and became the university with the largest funding from the education authorities in Taiwan Province Province.
Since the reform, Taiwan Province Provincial University has been famous for its liberal style of study represented by President Fu Sinian. Its professors, students and alumni have had a great influence on the development of contemporary Taiwan history, and its campus is also the source of many democratic movements and student movements. A large number of graduates have become leaders in various industries in Taiwan Province, including Li Yuanzhe, a famous alumnus and Nobel Prize winner.
Taiwan Province Provincial University is one of the member universities of "Towards Top Universities" 12 in Taiwan Province Province and a member of the Pacific Rim University Alliance. In the ranking of British QS University in 2065,438+06, it ranks 68th in the world, 265,438+0 in Asia and 65,438+0 in Taiwan Province Province. It is a university with high academic reputation in the world.
By the end of 20 13 and 12, the campuses of Taiwan Province provincial universities were distributed in Taibei, Yilan, Hsinchu, Yunlin and the central mountainous areas, with an area of about 34,000 hectares, accounting for 1% of the total area of Taiwan Province Province. At present, there are 1 1 colleges and three specialized colleges, with a total of about 54 departments and 109 research institutes. In addition, there are more than 30 national or university-level research centers in various academic fields, which are the largest top-level comprehensive universities in Taiwan Province Province. There are more than 33,000 students, including nearly18,000 undergraduates,15,000 postgraduates, 2,044 full-time teachers and/or part-time teachers.