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🔥2026 Summer Session Course Selection Guidelines
Summer Session Period
Summer Session 1 (4 weeks) : June 29 - July 26, 2026
Summer Session 2 (4 weeks) : July 27 - August 23, 2026
Summer Session 1 & 2 (8 weeks) : June 29 - August 23, 2026
For detailed class times and locations of the summer session courses, please refer to the Course Information System/Schedule of Courses and click on “Intensive Course” in the “Day & Class Period/Location” column.
Course Information
The summer session course schedule has been announced on July 1, 2025 (please refer to the Course Information System for more course information).
NTNU Students
1. Eligibility
Current students of 2026 spring semester (excluding exchange and visiting students), and newly admitted graduate students of 2026 fall semester who have obtained their student ID numbers.
2. Course Selection
Students shall register courses in the Course Selection System. The System is open to students from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight during the course selection period.
3. Important Dates of Course Selection
Course selection for summer session courses starts on May 28, 2026 and ends on June 1, 2026 (students are placed after their course registration). Placement results will be announced at 5:00 p.m. on June 3, 2026. Please log in to NTNU Portal to check the results.
*The course placement for summer session course selection is based on the General Placement Principles which are students with a higher response rate in the end-of-semester course evaluation surveys of the spring semester will be given priority. If the course evaluation survey response rates are equal, seniors, third year master’s program students and fourth year doctoral program students will be given priority.
*Students will be placed in a maximum of one Teacher Education Program (TEP) course. Those who wish to take more than one TEP course may register for add-on additional courses during the add/drop period.
Course add/drop period (course adding or dropping are instantly determined by the system during this period):
June 4 - June 8, 2026 (for all session courses)
July 2 - July 6, 2026 (for session 2 courses only)
Authorization codes may only be used during the add/drop period specified above. Courses added using an authorization code cannot be dropped; students may only apply for course withdrawal instead. Please exercise caution accordingly.
4. Credit Fees
*Students are exempt from credit fees for all summer session courses in the 2026 academic year, regardless of course category. However, graduate students enrolled in Teacher Education Program (TEP) courses or undergraduate students who have postponed their graduation are required to pay for credit fees in accordance with regulations.
*All official university-related messages, including important notifications for individual students, will be sent to the NTNU email account (student ID@ntnu.edu.tw) as the official communication channel. Students are advised to check their NTNU email account for payment information before each payment period begins.
*If the number of academic credits does not equal to the number of class hours, credit fees will be charged based on the number of class hours. For example, a 2-hour Physical Education course will charge for 2-hour credit fees, even if the course only offers one credit.
*For the 2026 academic year summer session, a pilot measure has been implemented to adjust the minimum enrollment requirements for offering courses. The minimum enrollment standards are as follows: 20 students for common core subjects such as Chinese, English, and General Education; 15 students for General Physical Education courses. For regular courses (including undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels), the minimum enrollment is 16 students for First Category courses and 7 students for Second Category courses. Courses that do not meet the minimum enrollment will be suspended or discontinued in accordance with university procedures.
*The category of each course is indicated in the notes column of the Course Information System.
5. Payment Deadlines
Session 1, Session 1&2: June 12 - June 15, 2026
Session 2: July 10 - July 13, 2026
All official university-related messages, including important notifications for individual students, will be sent to the NTNU email account (student ID@ntnu.edu.tw) as the official communication channel. Students are advised to check their NTNU email account for payment information before each payment period begins.
6. How to Pay
To pay your fees, you can use a credit card, an ATM, or print out a payment form and bring it to one of the following locations to complete your payment: (1) Post offices, (2) CTBC Bank branches, or (3) convenience stores.
You could print your payment form from:
(1) NTNU Homepage/Students/Tuition and Miscellaneous Charges/Print Payment Forms and Receipt Inquiry System
(2) Office of Academic Affairs Website/Tuition and Miscellaneous Charges/Print Payment Forms and Receipt Inquiry System
7. Course Withdrawal
Students who have completed payment may apply for withdrawing from courses with instructors' approval. Applications should be submitted from the first day of class until the day before the course ends (if the course end date falls on a holiday, the application deadline will be moved to the last working day before the course end date). For students who wish to apply for course withdrawal, please log into the NTNU Portal/Educational administration related system/Academic Affairs Information System (Student Version)/Information about Course Enrollment/Application for Course Withdrawal. Please note that any fees paid for the course will not be refunded if students withdraw from a course. For detailed information and system operation manuals, please refer to the Course Withdrawal webpage.
8. Students Enrolling in Courses at Other Universities (excluding NTU and NTUST)
Students who meet any of the following conditions may be approved to enroll in courses not offered by the university’s summer program at other universities:
(1) Graduating students who are eligible to graduate immediately upon completing the course.
(2) Students who cannot continue their studies in the following semester unless they enroll in the course.
Students must complete and submit the Student Report Form and the Intercollegiate Course Selection Application Form (log in to NTNU Portal/Educational administration related system/Academic Affairs Information System (Student Version)/Information about Course Enrollment/Inter-University Course Registration Form). After the application is approved, students may begin selecting intercollegiate courses. However, students who were not enrolled in 2025 Spring semester are not eligible.
10. Important Notices
(1) The number of students enrolled in summer session courses is based on the actual number of students who pay the fees. The course will be canceled if the minimum enrollment is not met.
(2) Students may enroll in up to 12 academic credits of summer session courses (including intercollegiate courses). If there is a scheduling conflict between on-campus and off-campus classes, the courses offered by NTNU will take priority, and the conflicting off-campus courses will not be registered.
(3) After course selection ends, students must complete payment and attend classes within the announced deadline. Except for courses canceled due to special reasons, students are not allowed to apply for course withdrawal or refunds. For those who fail to complete payment within the specified deadline will have their course selection records canceled.
(4) Students who have completed payment may apply for course withdrawal within the specified period. However, any fees paid for the course will not be refunded.
(5) National Taiwan University Summer College: Students who wish to take general education courses (both new and returning students) should check the credit recognition information on their own and register with the Summer College. There is no need to go through the intercollegiate course selection procedures.
(6) Taiwan Advanced Placement (AP) Courses System: Undergraduate freshmen who wish to take AP courses should check credit recognition information and register the course in the AP Course System. Applications for intercollegiate course selection will not be required. For courses that are eligible for credit recognition, please follow the university’s regulations to apply for credit exemption after completing the courses.
(7) If students need to stay on campus during the summer, they must register through the student dormitory application system. (For information on fees and other details, please visit the Student Housing's webpage.)
Relevant Regulations
National Taiwan Normal University Full-time Student Summer Session Course Study Regulations
To be updated Non-NTNU Students
1. Application Dates
Stage 1: May 29 - June 2, 2025
Stage 2: June 30 - July 1, 2025 (for session 2 courses only)
2. How to Apply
Students should register courses and print out the application form in the Intercollegiate Course Selection System for Non-NTNU Students. Next, obtain approval from their home institution. Then complete the approval process at NTNU: Instructor→Department→The Curriculum Office (located on the 3rd floor of Administration Building, Main Campus I). Finally, complete the payment in the Intercollegiate Course Selection System for Non-NTNU Students.
Since the Curriculum Office only has two working days to process requests, it is recommended to contact the relevant units first and allow sufficient time for the procedure.
3. Payment Deadlines
Stage 1: June 2, 2025 before 23:59
Stage 2: July 1, 2025 before 23:59
After payment, except for courses that are canceled for certain reasons, withdrawal and refund requests are not allowed. Failure to pay by the deadline will be considered as fail to complete the course selection.
4. Course Information System: After entering, click on "Schedule of Courses," then select "Summer Term." Except for Teacher Education Program (TPE) courses, which do not allow intercollegiate enrollment, other courses can be applied for after obtaining the instructor's approval (students need to contact the instructor themselves).
5. Credit Fees
Undergraduate courses: 1,390 NTD per credit
Graduate courses: 1,470 NTD per credit
*If the number of academic credits does not equal to the number of class hours, credit fees will be charged based on the number of class hours. For example, a 2-hour Physical Education course will charge for 2-hour credit fees, even if the course only offers one credit.
*If the number of enrolled students is insufficient, the fees shall be charged regarding to the regulations of the minimum number of enrolled students for summer session courses.
6. Course Withdrawal
Students should be submitted in the Intercollegiate Course Selection System for Non-NTNU Students from the first day of class until the day before the course ends (if the course end date falls on a holiday, the application deadline will be moved to the last working day before the course end date). Please note that any fees paid for the course will not be refunded if students withdraw from a course.
📖 The system handbook for Intercollegiate Course Selection students (including NTU & NTUST students)
📖 NTNU Course Withdrawal Application Form for Enrolled/Audit Students
7. After the instructor submits the grades, the transcripts will be sent to the Academic Affairs Office of student’s home institution. If you urgently need to obtain your graduation certificate and know that the instructor has already submitted the grades, for undergraduate courses, please contact our Registrar’s Office at 7749-1081; for graduate courses, please contact our Graduate Studies Office at 7749-1099 to inquire whether they can assist in faxing the transcript to the Academic Affairs Office of your home institution in advance.
8. Relevant Regulations
(1) National Taiwan Normal University Intercollegiate Course Selection Implementation Guidelines
(2) National Taiwan Normal University Implementation Guidelines for Course Enrollment/Audit by Members of the Public
To be updated Course Enrollment/Auditing
1. Application Dates
Stage 1: May 29 - June 2, 2025
Stage 2: June 30 - July 1, 2025 (for session 2 courses only)
Enrolled courses (will be issued a transcript) must be applied for within the aforementioned deadline. Audited courses (will not be issued a transcript, but still requiring payment) can be applied for before the end of the course.
Payment for audited and enrolled courses should be paid in cash at the time of application. After payment, no withdrawal or refund will be granted unless the course is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.
2. Eligibility
For bachelor's degree courses, applicants must possess at least a high school or vocational school qualification. For master's and doctoral courses, applicants must hold at least a bachelor's or master's degree. If necessary, applicants may be required to pass a qualification exam administered by the department (or graduate institute) offering the course before applying.
3. How to Apply
Complete the application form→Obtain the instructor's signature→Approval of the department offering the course→Approval of the Curriculum Office (please bring the original copy and a photocopy of your (1)national identification card (or resident certificate) and (2)proof of highest level of education)→Complete payment to the Cashier Office→Submit the form to the Curriculum Office (located on the 3rd floor of Administration Building, Main Campus I)
Since the Curriculum Office only has two working days to process requests, it is recommended to contact the relevant units first and allow sufficient time for the procedure.
4. Course Information System: After entering, click on "Schedule of Courses," then select "Summer Term." Except for Teacher Education Program (TPE) courses, which do not allow auditing and enrolling, other courses can be applied for after obtaining the instructor's approval (students need to contact the instructor themselves).
5. Credit Fees
Registration Fee (per person) 200 NTD + Tuition (2,000 NTD per credit for undergraduate courses/3,000 NTD per credit for graduate courses)
*If the number of academic credits does not equal to the number of class hours, credit fees will be charged based on the number of class hours. For example, a 2-hour Physical Education course will charge for 2-hour credit fees, even if the course only offers one credit.
*Once the course registration process is complete, registration fees are non-refundable.
6. Course Withdrawal
Students should submit the Course Withdrawal Application Form for Enrolled/Audit Students from the first day of class until the day before the course ends (if the course end date falls on a holiday, the application deadline will be moved to the last working day before the course end date). Please note that any fees paid for the course will not be refunded if students withdraw from a course.
7. Transcripts for enrolled course will be mailed to the address provided at the time of application after the instructor has submitted the grades.
8. Relevant Regulations
National Taiwan Normal University Implementation Guidelines for Course Enrollment/Audit by Members of the Public
Summer Session Period
Summer Session 1 (4 weeks) : June 29 - July 26, 2026
Summer Session 2 (4 weeks) : July 27 - August 23, 2026
Summer Session 1 & 2 (8 weeks) : June 29 - August 23, 2026
For detailed class times and locations of the summer session courses, please refer to the Course Information System/Schedule of Courses and click on “Intensive Course” in the “Day & Class Period/Location” column.
Course Information
The summer session course schedule has been announced on July 1, 2025 (please refer to the Course Information System for more course information).
NTNU Students
1. Eligibility
Current students of 2026 spring semester (excluding exchange and visiting students), and newly admitted graduate students of 2026 fall semester who have obtained their student ID numbers.
2. Course Selection
Students shall register courses in the Course Selection System. The System is open to students from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight during the course selection period.
3. Important Dates of Course Selection
Course selection for summer session courses starts on May 28, 2026 and ends on June 1, 2026 (students are placed after their course registration). Placement results will be announced at 5:00 p.m. on June 3, 2026. Please log in to NTNU Portal to check the results.
*The course placement for summer session course selection is based on the General Placement Principles which are students with a higher response rate in the end-of-semester course evaluation surveys of the spring semester will be given priority. If the course evaluation survey response rates are equal, seniors, third year master’s program students and fourth year doctoral program students will be given priority.
*Students will be placed in a maximum of one Teacher Education Program (TEP) course. Those who wish to take more than one TEP course may register for add-on additional courses during the add/drop period.
Course add/drop period (course adding or dropping are instantly determined by the system during this period):
June 4 - June 8, 2026 (for all session courses)
July 2 - July 6, 2026 (for session 2 courses only)
Authorization codes may only be used during the add/drop period specified above. Courses added using an authorization code cannot be dropped; students may only apply for course withdrawal instead. Please exercise caution accordingly.
4. Credit Fees
*Students are exempt from credit fees for all summer session courses in the 2026 academic year, regardless of course category. However, graduate students enrolled in Teacher Education Program (TEP) courses or undergraduate students who have postponed their graduation are required to pay for credit fees in accordance with regulations.
*All official university-related messages, including important notifications for individual students, will be sent to the NTNU email account (student ID@ntnu.edu.tw) as the official communication channel. Students are advised to check their NTNU email account for payment information before each payment period begins.
*If the number of academic credits does not equal to the number of class hours, credit fees will be charged based on the number of class hours. For example, a 2-hour Physical Education course will charge for 2-hour credit fees, even if the course only offers one credit.
*For the 2026 academic year summer session, a pilot measure has been implemented to adjust the minimum enrollment requirements for offering courses. The minimum enrollment standards are as follows: 20 students for common core subjects such as Chinese, English, and General Education; 15 students for General Physical Education courses. For regular courses (including undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels), the minimum enrollment is 16 students for First Category courses and 7 students for Second Category courses. Courses that do not meet the minimum enrollment will be suspended or discontinued in accordance with university procedures.
*The category of each course is indicated in the notes column of the Course Information System.
5. Payment Deadlines
Session 1, Session 1&2: June 12 - June 15, 2026
Session 2: July 10 - July 13, 2026
All official university-related messages, including important notifications for individual students, will be sent to the NTNU email account (student ID@ntnu.edu.tw) as the official communication channel. Students are advised to check their NTNU email account for payment information before each payment period begins.
6. How to Pay
To pay your fees, you can use a credit card, an ATM, or print out a payment form and bring it to one of the following locations to complete your payment: (1) Post offices, (2) CTBC Bank branches, or (3) convenience stores.
You could print your payment form from:
(1) NTNU Homepage/Students/Tuition and Miscellaneous Charges/Print Payment Forms and Receipt Inquiry System
(2) Office of Academic Affairs Website/Tuition and Miscellaneous Charges/Print Payment Forms and Receipt Inquiry System
7. Course Withdrawal
Students who have completed payment may apply for withdrawing from courses with instructors' approval. Applications should be submitted from the first day of class until the day before the course ends (if the course end date falls on a holiday, the application deadline will be moved to the last working day before the course end date). For students who wish to apply for course withdrawal, please log into the NTNU Portal/Educational administration related system/Academic Affairs Information System (Student Version)/Information about Course Enrollment/Application for Course Withdrawal. Please note that any fees paid for the course will not be refunded if students withdraw from a course. For detailed information and system operation manuals, please refer to the Course Withdrawal webpage.
8. Students Enrolling in Courses at Other Universities (excluding NTU and NTUST)
Students who meet any of the following conditions may be approved to enroll in courses not offered by the university’s summer program at other universities:
(1) Graduating students who are eligible to graduate immediately upon completing the course.
(2) Students who cannot continue their studies in the following semester unless they enroll in the course.
Students must complete and submit the Student Report Form and the Intercollegiate Course Selection Application Form (log in to NTNU Portal/Educational administration related system/Academic Affairs Information System (Student Version)/Information about Course Enrollment/Inter-University Course Registration Form). After the application is approved, students may begin selecting intercollegiate courses. However, students who were not enrolled in 2025 Spring semester are not eligible.
| 9. Students Enrolling in Courses at NTU or NTUST During the 2026 Summer Session, intercollegiate course enrollment is open among the three universities. Students may register only for courses not offered by NTNU. Student report form is no longer required, students may apply directly using the Intercollegiate Course Enrollment Application Form (log in to NTNU Portal/Educational administration related system/Academic Affairs Information System (Student Version)/Information about Course Enrollment/Inter-University Course Registration Form). [National Taiwan University (NTU) Course Information System] [National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) Course Information System] |
(1) The number of students enrolled in summer session courses is based on the actual number of students who pay the fees. The course will be canceled if the minimum enrollment is not met.
(2) Students may enroll in up to 12 academic credits of summer session courses (including intercollegiate courses). If there is a scheduling conflict between on-campus and off-campus classes, the courses offered by NTNU will take priority, and the conflicting off-campus courses will not be registered.
(3) After course selection ends, students must complete payment and attend classes within the announced deadline. Except for courses canceled due to special reasons, students are not allowed to apply for course withdrawal or refunds. For those who fail to complete payment within the specified deadline will have their course selection records canceled.
(4) Students who have completed payment may apply for course withdrawal within the specified period. However, any fees paid for the course will not be refunded.
(5) National Taiwan University Summer College: Students who wish to take general education courses (both new and returning students) should check the credit recognition information on their own and register with the Summer College. There is no need to go through the intercollegiate course selection procedures.
(6) Taiwan Advanced Placement (AP) Courses System: Undergraduate freshmen who wish to take AP courses should check credit recognition information and register the course in the AP Course System. Applications for intercollegiate course selection will not be required. For courses that are eligible for credit recognition, please follow the university’s regulations to apply for credit exemption after completing the courses.
(7) If students need to stay on campus during the summer, they must register through the student dormitory application system. (For information on fees and other details, please visit the Student Housing's webpage.)
Relevant Regulations
National Taiwan Normal University Full-time Student Summer Session Course Study Regulations
To be updated Non-NTNU Students
1. Application Dates
Stage 1: May 29 - June 2, 2025
Stage 2: June 30 - July 1, 2025 (for session 2 courses only)
2. How to Apply
Students should register courses and print out the application form in the Intercollegiate Course Selection System for Non-NTNU Students. Next, obtain approval from their home institution. Then complete the approval process at NTNU: Instructor→Department→The Curriculum Office (located on the 3rd floor of Administration Building, Main Campus I). Finally, complete the payment in the Intercollegiate Course Selection System for Non-NTNU Students.
Since the Curriculum Office only has two working days to process requests, it is recommended to contact the relevant units first and allow sufficient time for the procedure.
3. Payment Deadlines
Stage 1: June 2, 2025 before 23:59
Stage 2: July 1, 2025 before 23:59
After payment, except for courses that are canceled for certain reasons, withdrawal and refund requests are not allowed. Failure to pay by the deadline will be considered as fail to complete the course selection.
4. Course Information System: After entering, click on "Schedule of Courses," then select "Summer Term." Except for Teacher Education Program (TPE) courses, which do not allow intercollegiate enrollment, other courses can be applied for after obtaining the instructor's approval (students need to contact the instructor themselves).
5. Credit Fees
Undergraduate courses: 1,390 NTD per credit
Graduate courses: 1,470 NTD per credit
*If the number of academic credits does not equal to the number of class hours, credit fees will be charged based on the number of class hours. For example, a 2-hour Physical Education course will charge for 2-hour credit fees, even if the course only offers one credit.
*If the number of enrolled students is insufficient, the fees shall be charged regarding to the regulations of the minimum number of enrolled students for summer session courses.
6. Course Withdrawal
Students should be submitted in the Intercollegiate Course Selection System for Non-NTNU Students from the first day of class until the day before the course ends (if the course end date falls on a holiday, the application deadline will be moved to the last working day before the course end date). Please note that any fees paid for the course will not be refunded if students withdraw from a course.
📖 The system handbook for Intercollegiate Course Selection students (including NTU & NTUST students)
📖 NTNU Course Withdrawal Application Form for Enrolled/Audit Students
7. After the instructor submits the grades, the transcripts will be sent to the Academic Affairs Office of student’s home institution. If you urgently need to obtain your graduation certificate and know that the instructor has already submitted the grades, for undergraduate courses, please contact our Registrar’s Office at 7749-1081; for graduate courses, please contact our Graduate Studies Office at 7749-1099 to inquire whether they can assist in faxing the transcript to the Academic Affairs Office of your home institution in advance.
8. Relevant Regulations
(1) National Taiwan Normal University Intercollegiate Course Selection Implementation Guidelines
(2) National Taiwan Normal University Implementation Guidelines for Course Enrollment/Audit by Members of the Public
To be updated Course Enrollment/Auditing
1. Application Dates
Stage 1: May 29 - June 2, 2025
Stage 2: June 30 - July 1, 2025 (for session 2 courses only)
Enrolled courses (will be issued a transcript) must be applied for within the aforementioned deadline. Audited courses (will not be issued a transcript, but still requiring payment) can be applied for before the end of the course.
Payment for audited and enrolled courses should be paid in cash at the time of application. After payment, no withdrawal or refund will be granted unless the course is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.
2. Eligibility
For bachelor's degree courses, applicants must possess at least a high school or vocational school qualification. For master's and doctoral courses, applicants must hold at least a bachelor's or master's degree. If necessary, applicants may be required to pass a qualification exam administered by the department (or graduate institute) offering the course before applying.
3. How to Apply
Complete the application form→Obtain the instructor's signature→Approval of the department offering the course→Approval of the Curriculum Office (please bring the original copy and a photocopy of your (1)national identification card (or resident certificate) and (2)proof of highest level of education)→Complete payment to the Cashier Office→Submit the form to the Curriculum Office (located on the 3rd floor of Administration Building, Main Campus I)
Since the Curriculum Office only has two working days to process requests, it is recommended to contact the relevant units first and allow sufficient time for the procedure.
4. Course Information System: After entering, click on "Schedule of Courses," then select "Summer Term." Except for Teacher Education Program (TPE) courses, which do not allow auditing and enrolling, other courses can be applied for after obtaining the instructor's approval (students need to contact the instructor themselves).
5. Credit Fees
Registration Fee (per person) 200 NTD + Tuition (2,000 NTD per credit for undergraduate courses/3,000 NTD per credit for graduate courses)
*If the number of academic credits does not equal to the number of class hours, credit fees will be charged based on the number of class hours. For example, a 2-hour Physical Education course will charge for 2-hour credit fees, even if the course only offers one credit.
*Once the course registration process is complete, registration fees are non-refundable.
6. Course Withdrawal
Students should submit the Course Withdrawal Application Form for Enrolled/Audit Students from the first day of class until the day before the course ends (if the course end date falls on a holiday, the application deadline will be moved to the last working day before the course end date). Please note that any fees paid for the course will not be refunded if students withdraw from a course.
7. Transcripts for enrolled course will be mailed to the address provided at the time of application after the instructor has submitted the grades.
8. Relevant Regulations
National Taiwan Normal University Implementation Guidelines for Course Enrollment/Audit by Members of the Public
