Campus Offices
Laws and Regulations
Exchange Reports
Incoming Visiting Scholars
Campus Offices
- NTNU Office of International Office (For Faculty)
- NTNU Office of International Office (For Students)
- NTNU Office of Research and Development (NTNU Subsidy for Faculty)
- NTNU Office of Research and Development (Non-NTNU Subsidy for Faculty)
- NTNU Office of Research and Development (For Students)
- NTNU College of Liberal Arts
- MOE Student Oversea Student and Professional Training Subsidy System
- Ministry of Science and Technology
Laws and Regulations
- NTNU Guidelines of Subsiding Oversea Study for Disadvantaged Students
- NTNU Guidelines Governing the Subsidy of Outbound International Exchange
- 2019 NTNU Prospectus for Subsiding Outbound International Exchange Students
- NTNU Guidelines Governing the Subsidy of Promoting International Cooperation
- Subsidy Scheme for Organizing International Academic Conference (Please apply online in NTNU School Administration System online twice a year; 1st period: September 1 to September 30; 2nd period: March 1 to March 31)
- NTNU Subsidy Scheme for New Faculty and Researchers Publishing in Oversea International Conference (Please submit your online application 5 week earlier on School Administration System)
- NTNU Subsidy Scheme for Promoting International Collaboration and Research Projects (By Announcement)
- Promoting Faculty Serving Major Positions in International Academic Activity and MOST International Collaboration Value-added Projects (Rolling Admission)
Exchange Reports
- School-level exchange reports search index
- Peking University-Sunny Li
- Masaryk University-Yen-rung Chen
- University of British Columbia-Ting Hsieh
- Universitetet i Oslo-I-chia Cheng
- Leiden University-Yui Tseng
- Temple University-Zih-chen Lin
- Tampereen yliopisto-Hannah Hung
- Universidad Rey Juan Carlos I-Sophie Chia-lin Sung and North Carolina University-Jessica Huang
- University of British
Incoming Visiting Scholars
| Academic Year | Semester | Starting date | Event title | Name | Sex | Title | Nationality | Institute | Department |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/10/16 | A Principle of Economy in L2 Grammar: Differences in Derivation Between L1 and L2 Grammars | Prof. Shigenori Wakabayashi | M | Professor | Japan | Chuo University | Department of English Studies |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/10/18 | The link between linguistics and clinical linguistics: From theories to practice | Prof. Cheung, Hin Tat | M | Professor | Hong Kong | The Education University of Hong Kong | Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/11/7 | Native American Authorship: Contexts and Texts | Prof. A. Robert Lee | M | Professor | UK | University of Kent, UK | American Literature |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/11/14 | The undergoer voices ma- and –en in Northern Amis | Prof. Isabelle Bril LACITO-CNRS, LABEX EFL | F | Professor | France | Académie des sciences | |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/11/19 | Intercultural Communicative Competence Revisited | Prof. TSUI, Amy Bik May | F | Professor | Hong Kong | The University of Hong Kong | Faculty of Education |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/11/21 | Usage-based approaches to lexical semantics and meaning change | Hong-Yin Tao | M | Professor | USA | UCLA | Department of Asian Languages and Cultures |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/12/10 | On Kritika Kultura | Dr. Maria Luisa T. Reyes | F | Professor | Philipine | University of Santo Tomas | Department of English |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/12/12 | Flipped Content Courses for Language Teachers | Prof. Sung Yeon KIM | F | Professor | Korea | Hanyang University | Department of English Education |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/12/24 | Writing for Scholarly Publication | Prof. Paul Kei Matsuda | M | Professor | Japan | Arizona State University | Department of English |
| 2019 | Fall | 2019/12/26 | Making Writing Assignments Engaging | Prof. Paul Kei Matsuda | M | Professor | Japan | Arizona State University | Department of English |