NTU supports for underrepresented groups
National Taiwan University is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive campus. We have developed accessible environments and facilities, including ramps and accessible parking spaces. Furthermore, we've established a campus accessibility electronic map for user convenience. In addition, we provide gender-friendly spaces, such as gender-neutral restrooms and open applications for transgender-friendly dormitories. We've made gender-friendly restroom guidelines a part of our campus regulations and have extended their promotion to schools nationwide.
To offer more comprehensive support, we have set the Center for Student Well-Being, the Indigenous Students Resource Center, and the Disability Support Services Office to help students adapt to campus life. In terms of health, to prevent discrimination incidents, we organize online health education seminars on "HIV and Anti-Discrimination Advocacy" and workplace seminars on topics like respecting diversity and promoting friendliness, which are open to all faculty and students.
A campus accessibility electronic map
Gender-neutral restrooms & accessible environments and facilities
Gender-friendly restroom guidelines
The Center for Student Well-Being
The Indigenous Students Resource Center
