國家教育研究院 臺灣教育研究資訊網 2022 2023 Education In Taiwan

陸曉筠、李筱霞、施義哲、林天賞、賴郁晴、羅進明、馬振耀、蔡靜如／優惠價9折450元 地址：106011 臺北市大安區和平東路一段179號 電話：02-7740-7877 傳真：02-7740-7886瀏覽解析度建議為 1024x768 以上 本網站支援Chrome、Edge、Firefox、Opera、Safari The past decade has seen the gradual internationalization of Taiwan’s higher education system, though international enrollment at Taiwan’s colleges and universities has fallen steeply over the past three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the threat of COVID recedes and international exchanges begin to recover, the Foundation for International Cooperation in Higher Education in Taiwan (FICHET) continues its biennial survey of overseas students in Taiwan to better... The survey was conducted at universities throughout Taiwan from November 28 to December 21, 2022, and a total of 4,691 valid responses were collected. Opportunities to stay and work in Taiwan, along with the academic reputations of individual universities, have a decisive impactThe 2022-2023 survey results revealed that foreign students were primarily drawn to Taiwan by its "friendly...

In contrast, the 2020 survey results showed a greater focus on economic considerations, such as "scholarship availability" and "cost of study". When it comes to selecting specific universities, the most important factor was the "reputation and characteristics of the institution" (50.5%), followed by "courses that appeal to personal interests" (47.9%) and "friendly and internationalized campus"... Overall, these results demonstrate a shift in emphasis towards cultural and social factors over economic considerations, showcasing Taiwan's reputation in academic excellence and its potential as a destination for long-term career development. The increasing importance of university prestige and academic excellence over time indicates that ongoing brand and marketing strategies have had a decisive impact on international enrollment. Figure 2: Primary consideration for selecting current academic institution* *“Friendly and internationalized campus” is newly added to the 2022-2023 survey, so no comparison is made to the 2020 survey.

In the face of COVID, interaction between overseas students and local Taiwanese people has actually increased, with universities providing effective supportThe primary factor contributing to the satisfaction of overseas students in Taiwan was "interacting... The main challenges faced by most overseas students were "living expenses" (43.4%), "communicating in Chinese" (41.9%), and "adapting to the academic environment" (41.6%), similar to 2020. Despite the challenges brought on by COVID-19, the efforts of international affairs personnel and teachers at each university have successfully fostered close interaction between domestic and overseas students, which has significantly reduced isolation and... As a result, the number of respondents citing "interacting with local people" as a significant source of satisfaction has risen from 20.4% in 2020 to 45.0% in the current results. These results highlight the importance of financial resources, teachers, overseas student communities, and support from Taiwanese peers in helping international students adapt to their life in Taiwan.

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