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Course Subsidies

Core General Courses

Starting from the 2024–2025 academic year, core general education courses will receive funding support without the need for prior application. Each class will be granted a fixed subsidy of up to NT$4,500 per semester for lecture-related activities, in addition to an administrative expense subsidy of NT$100 per enrolled student (based on the number of students after the add/drop period).

If funding is also received from other sources within the Office of Academic Affairs (such as the Higher Education Sprout Project), instructors may claim only one source of subsidy; duplicate funding is not permitted.

All expenses must be implemented in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education and National Chengchi University. The subsidy items are listed as follows.

 

Subsidy Items: Funding Limits and Reimbursement Principles:
Lecture Activity Fee:

Each class may receive up to NT$4,500 per semester.

(This subsidy cannot be reallocated to administrative expenses.)		 The speaker fee for external speakers is capped at NT$4,500 per session. For speakers from the University, the fee is capped at NT$1,600 per session.
 Expert attendance fees (limited to external experts) are capped at NT$2,500 per person.
Reimbursement must be accompanied by meeting minutes, attendance sheets, or other documentation verifying that the invited scholars or experts participated in the event.

 

Administrative Expense Subsidy:

Based on the number of enrolled students after the add/drop period (excluding withdrawals), a subsidy of NT$100 per student will be provided.

  • Up to NT$4,500 of the administrative expense subsidy may be reallocated to lecture activity expenses.

  • The student count does not include intercollegiate course enrollees, auditing students, or AP students.

 

 Student awards may account for up to 40% of this budget item (not exceeding NT$4,000 in total), with a maximum of NT$500 per student. Supporting documents such as grading criteria, a signed recipient list, and award descriptions must be attached.
Transportation costs for off-campus visits may be subsidized, primarily for destinations outside the Greater Taipei area.
Final exhibitions or competitions must include evidence of actual implementation, such as an event description, photos, or poster samples.
Printing expenses are limited to NT$1,000 per class.
Materials and equipment for laboratory or experimental courses may receive up to NT$5,000 per class; the purpose and content of the experiment must be specified.
The following are not eligible for subsidy: books, items valued above NT$2,000, personal-use or classroom-use IT equipment, and items requiring joint procurement such as toner cartridges and printing paper.

 

Document Download：Guidelines for Core General Education Course Funding Subsidy(Updated Each Semester)

 

 

Past Course Subsidy Application Forms