Safety & Health
Find resources to help you balance studying and taking care of yourself
Safety & Health
Having a healthy body and mind, as well as safety, are crucial for your academic journey and campus life at National Taiwan University. Therefore, while you are on the NTU campus, you can seek assistance at the:
Health Center
Health Center : This center provides outpatients service and health exams for any kind of health issue;
New Southbound Health Center
This Center provides health consultation and clinic appointments for students from and going to Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, India, Myanmar, Brunei, Cambodia, Singapore and Sri Lanka. They also provide Real-time multilingual Interpretation consultations (Mandarin, English, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian).
Center for Student Wellbeing
Center for Student Wellbeing This center provides preliminary assistance in clarifying your doubts and finding relevant resources for you; You may walk in directly to their office at each College. For more information about the location in each College , please refer to: https://csw.ntu.edu.tw/en/cl_n_171646.html
Student Counseling Center
This Center provides psychologic related counseling services for free. You may make the appointment online or simply walk in to their office to make the appointment.
Student Safety Center
This Center assists with lost and found or any safety issues.
Student Appeal
If you believe that any disciplinary action taken by the university regarding your life, studies, or educational rights is unlawful or inappropriate and has infringed upon your rights, you may file an appeal with the Student Grievance Committee in accordance with the relevant regulations. This also applies to the Student Association or other student self-governance organizations that disagree with disciplinary actions, other measures, or decisions made by the university. For more information about the appeal process, please visit the following website: https://advisory.ntu.edu.tw/CMS/Page/87
Legal Aid Foundation
If you encounter any legal disputes on or off campus, you may seek assistance from the Legal Aid Foundation. The foundation provides multilingual legal aid services, specifically supporting individuals who are economically disadvantaged and unable to access proper legal protection or exercise their rights. For more information, please visit the following website: https://www.laf.org.tw/en/index.php?action=about&Sn=1