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ranking World Rank Instituto Size Visibility Files Rich scholar 125National Taiwan University Repository 64 36 69 63 279National Central University (Taiwan) Institutional Repository 54 110 1090 27 394National Chengchi University Repository 206 159 31 209 4 185 National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Institutional Repository 271 405 385 66 5 224 (1) National Tsing Hua University Institutional Repository 162 659 215 57 6 281 National Cheng Kung University Institutional Repository 112 947 163 37 7 313 Kun Shan University Institutional Repository 118 936 75 103 8 344 National Central University Library Thesis 389 339 1456 45 9 389 Taipei Medical University Repository 211 817 34 346 10 403 China Medical University Repository Taiwan 35 785 198 391 11 430 Tamkang University Institutional Repository 24 1120 336 114 12 470 National Chung Hsing University Repository 70 1283 319 61 13 497 (1) National Chiao Tung University Institutional Repository 333 998 267 288 14 529 Chaoyang University of Technology Institutional Repository 919 916 344 308 15 569 Chia Nan University of Pharmacy & Science Institutional Repository 879 1065 373 225 16 590 Tunghai University Repository THUR 903 1117 324 208 17 614 Asia University Institutional Repository 498 1304 377 142 18 628 FirstTech Institutional Repository National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Techno 195 1436 577 83 19 655 National Taiwan Normal University Institutional Repository 36 745 82 1147 20 688 Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute Institutional Repository 703 771 358 895 21 717 Chinese Culture University Institutional Repository 504 1289 211 403 22 742 National Kaohsiung Normal University Institutional Repository 476 1328 986 148 23 811 Southern Taiwan University Institutional Repository 165 742 502 1201 24 824 National Open University Institutional Repository NOUIR 345 857 774 1044 25 885 I-Shou University Institutional Repository 897 1409 1004 261 26 889 Fooyin University Institutional Repository FYIR 230 1254 698 784 27 905 Kun Shan University Digital Resource Repository 98 1270 27 1118 28 936 Yu Da University Institutional Repository 904 1298 560 717 29 940 Chung Yuan Christian University Institutional Repository 634 1514 1049 231 30 949 National Taipei University of Technology Institutional Repository 435 1340 43 1031 31 960 National University of Kashsiung Repository NUKR 260 1155 464 1125 32 975 National Taipei University of Education Digital Repository 418 1306 781 829 33 979 Chung Shan Medical University Institutional Repository 315 1487 595 673 34 997 National Health Research Institutes Institutional Repository 578 1368 715 819 35 1017 Taiwan Theological College & Seminary Digital Repository 415 1299 783 984 36 1019 Meiho University Institutional Repository 871 1426 880 636 37 1039 National Chin-Yi University Instutional Repository 927 1261 853 932 38 1045 National University of Tainan Institutional Repository NUTNR 300 1329 767 1035 39 1046 National Pingtung Institute of Commerce Institutional Repository 551 1485 1293 405 40 1053 National Changhua University of Education Institutional Repository 654 1437 705 839 41 1128 Aletheia University Institutional Repository 828 1128 675 1237 42 1129 National Taiwan Sport University Repository 1146 1506 892 663 43 1199 National Hsinchu University of Education Institutional Repository 992 1415 700 1143 44 1220 Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages Institutional Repository 834 1268 992 1230 45 1272 National Chung Cheng University Institutional Repository 567 1447 1346 1035 46 1294 National Dong Hwa University Institutional Repository 518 1470 971 1249 47 1372 National Chi Nan University Repository 1090 1608 1163 1118 48 1378 National Sun Yat Sen University Institutional Repository 332 1309 509 1440 49 1388 National Ilan University Repository 1585 1566 1346 833 50 1404 National Pingtung University of Science and Technology Institutional Repository 1437 687 1340 1440 51 1440 National Chung Hsing University Institutional Repository 288 1419 956 1440 52 1443 YuanPei University Institutional Repository 1362 1494 1009 1348 53 1446 Feng Chia University Repository 1562 679 1417 1440 54 1510 National United University Institutional Repository 1462 1579 1107 1359 55 1511 Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology Repository HWAIR 1423 1554 1195 1380 56 1545 Industrial Technology Research Institute Institutional Repository 1611 1544 1398 1318 57 1566 Hwa Hsia Institute of Technology Institutional Repository 1457 1562 1096 1440 58 1599 Toko University Institutional Repository 1519 1580 1326 1440 59 1612 Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology Repository CTUSTIR 1275 1642 1329 1440.
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