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YZU Handbook for International Students Yuan Ze University International Language and Culture Center This book is published by International Language and Culture Center, Yuan Ze University in 2008 Publisher: Wong Yoon Wah Editorial Advisor: Mindy Liu Editor-in-Chief: Joanne Yang Editorial Board: Lisa Pai, Emily Kao, Sherry Tan Cover Design: Jeffrey Sebastian Reyes Table of Contents Part ҇ Welcome to YZU Brief Introduction of Yuan Ze University University Motto…..…………………………….……………………...2 Educational Philosophy…………..………………………..………….2 Introduction of YZU…...…………………………………………….....3 Introduction of International Language and Culture Center…….....4 Academic Affairs………………………………………………………5 Campus Life at YZU…………………………..………………….......9 Campus Map…………………………………..…………………......15 Financial Aids…………………………………………………………17 School Calendar……………………………………………………...20 YZU Extension Numbers……………………..…………………......24 Networking services:…….……………………..………………..….26 Part Government Regulations Regulations about Visa and ARC Important Visa Information………………………..…………….......50 Resident Visa Application……………………...…………....…….51 Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) Application………...…….…….52 Information for Visitor Visa Extension……………..……………..54 Regulations for Foreigners’ Driving in Taiwan..…………..…......………56 National Health Insurance…………………………………………………63 Part Living Information Living Information………………………….……………………..…66 Living Expenses…………………………….……………………..…67 Banking………………………………………..………….………..….68 Food…………………………………………...…………………..…..72 Clothing………………………………………..…………………..….73 Electrical Appliances……………………………………………..….73 Transportation…………………………………………….……….....74 Resources For Medical Assistance………………………….....….79 Entertainment……………………………………………………..….82 Popular websites for sight-seeing…………………………......…...86 Religions ……………………………….……………….............……86 Making phone calls…………………………………………….....….87 Other Recommended Websites……………….……………………91 Appendix…………………….…………..……………………….…...93 Please note: This handbook is for reference only, not an official document. For more information, please refer to our website: http://www.yzu.edu.tw/eng_2003/ Part Welcome to YZU 1 Brief Introduction of Yuan Ze University University Motto Sincerity, Diligence, Thrift, Prudence Educational Philosophy Principle Yuan Ze University adheres to the principle of "Excellence, Thoroughness, Vision and Harmony" in anticipation of educating students to be independent, self-determined, responsible, and cooperative to serve the society and the nation, and furthermore, contribute to the welfare of mankind. Ideal Our goal is the pursuit of truth. Our passion for the academics and the continuance of traditional culture fuels us to explore the truth of the universe and the human spirit. Our objectives aim at creation and innovation. We study science and develop techniques to improve the quality of technological civilization and natural environment. Our life is based on harmonious nature. We emphasize morality and indulge in arts to attain a life of self-respect and gratitude. Our living rests on a healthy body and mind. We strengthen our body and cultivate our disposition to achieve the highest value of life and the ideal of serving people. 2 Introduction of YZU “Yuan Ze” is named after Mr. Hsu Yuan Ze by Mr. Hsu Yu Shan, our founder, in the memory of his father. Hsu built the school with the mission of “returning to the society and educating talents for the country”. Though the school was only established in 1989 as “Yuan Ze Institute of Technology” and renamed as “Yuan Ze University” in 1997, we have won warm acclaims and were even selected as a “five year five billion top university” in 2005. At the present, we have about 9,000 students, 250 faculty members and 230 administrative staff. Lead by our president, Mr. Perng Tsong Ping, in the area of academic departments, we have 5 schools with 24 departments and 18 graduate institutes; in the area of research, we have 7 research centers; in the area of administration, we have 11 offices. Our campus covers 23.91 acres with 10 main buildings including: Building 1, Building 2, Building 3, Building 5, Building 6, Gym, Student Activity Center, Undergraduate/Graduate/Professor Dormitories and our Health and Recreation Center is expected to open in the summer of 2007. School logo ψԫωΚOne means the beginning of everything. ψցω: The head of the four virtues in I-ching which means the beginning of good deeds ψՕω: The character “Yuan” looks like “Da”meaning big that implies university. ψՠωΚAs Yuan Ze started as the institute of technology, our goal was to cultivate excellent engineers. The character “Gong” also looks like two people carrying things on their shoulders which means that Yuan Ze will shoulder the responsibility to cultivate and educate talents. Circular Shape: Many elements in the university are circular; circles also mean perfect. Flowers on both sides: Cultivating talents for the country. 1989: Historic moment of the school. 3 Introduction of International Language & Culture Center Established in 2006, the International Language and Culture Center functions as the force to promote students language ability including English, Mandarin, Japanese, French, Spanish and Koran; promote international culture; and offer assistance to international students. Lead by Professor Wong Yoon Hwa, we are divided into 3 divisions: Foreign Languages Program, Mandarin Chinese Program, and Culture/International Student Services Program. ILCC Logo 1. The logo of ILCC is formed by a unique combination of four ancient Chinese scripts on oracle bones and four modern English alphabets. These two elements show that the Center embraces tradition and modern, East and West. 2. Both Chinese and English are the most widely used languages of the world today. They are representation of globalization and internationalization. 3. The Chinese scripts occupy the above and central part of the logo while the English is lying below. The formation shows that when a person is well educated with Chinese language and culture and equipped with the English language, he would be very competitive in the age of globalization Mandarin Chinese Class We offer Mandarin classes at different levels to help international students learn the language and culture of Taiwan. For further information, please contact ILCC office for updated information. Faculty Director: Name Extension No. Email Address Wong Yoon Wah ׆ᑮဎ 3240 [email protected] Staff: Name Extension No. Email Address Mindy Liu Ꮵભଓ 3242 [email protected] Lisa Pai ػߐ༡ 3243 [email protected] Joanne Yang ᄘఆ་ 3241 [email protected] 4 Academic Affairs Attendance & Excused Absences Students are considered as absent with an approval to take leave. Students who are absent without asking for a leave or whose leave application is unapproved considered as an unexcused absence. Rules for handling absence and unexcused absence are as follows. Unexcused absence for one hour is considered as absence for two hours. Students with unexcused absence for sixty hours will be requested to drop out from the program. The course teacher may notify the Office of Academic Affairs to disqualify students who have been absent from a third of the total length of a particular course from the term examination of that course, and the results of that course will be a zero. Students will be requested to defer the study from the school when the total length of absence is a third of the total length of the semester. Students must apply for a leave when they are unable to go to school according to the leave rules of the school established separately. Types of leaves 1. Personal leave: Students must apply for a personal leave one week in advance by registering at the leave application system for a wedding, a funeral, festive occasion, general affairs, participating in activities assigned by the school or handling conscription affairs. 2. Sick leave: Student must apply for a sick leave one week before or after the leave taking day by registering at the leave application system for illness. Approval process Students must register at the leave application system for approval for a leave less than two days. Students must submit valid evidence either in person or by registered mail to the Student Counseling Section for approval within three days from registering at the leave application system a leave for three or more days. The leave application system will automatically notify relevant teachers and the student by email after an application is approved. Students who are prevented from applying for a leave in advance by an unexpected event may make up the application at the Student Counseling Section with valid evidence within one week from the end of the event. Students who are found falsifying a leave application and/or evidence for leave application will be punished according to the Code of Student Discipline and Management Procedures, depending on the severity of offence. 5 Examinations and Grades 1. There are three types of examinations at the YZU in addition to the entrance examination and transfer examination. a. Class examination: to be given by teachers at anytime in the class. b. Mid-term examination: to be given by teachers in the middle of a semester. c. Term examination: to be given at a particular time in the end of the semester. 2. Assessment The 100-mark scale is applied to assess the academic performance of students; i.e. 100 is full score. The passing grade for undergraduate and graduate students is 60 and
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