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【Program Application】2027 (ROC Year 116) Teaching Practice Research Program – On-campus Applications Open until December 13, 2026

Date of Publication:2026-11-06

The Ministry of Education (MOE) is now accepting applications for the 2027 (ROC Year 116) Teaching Practice Research Program. All NCHU faculty members are warmly encouraged to apply!

  1. On-campus application period: Monday, November 23, 2026 to Sunday, December 13, 2026.
  2. Eligibility: Full-time (including project-based) faculty members of all ranks, and professional and technical personnel holding an MOE teacher certificate. The principal investigator must be the primary instructor of the course(s) involved, and the course(s) must count toward graduation credits. Each principal investigator may submit only one application.
  3. Scope:
    (1) Disciplines (10): General Education (including Physical Education); Education; Humanities, Arts and Design; Business and Management; Social Sciences (including Law and Political Science); Mathematics and Science; Engineering; Medicine and Nursing; Biotechnology and Agriculture; and Home Economics and Human Ecology.
    (2) Special topics: Emotional Health and Well-being, Transitional Justice, and English-Medium Instruction (EMI). Applicants may select a special topic in the online system.
  4. Funding: Up to NT$500,000 per project. Projects that hire doctoral students as part-time assistants receive an additional NT$10,000 per month, earmarked for that purpose.
  5. NCHU bonus: Each project approved for MOE funding will receive an additional NCHU award of NT$20,000.
  6. How to apply: Submit your application online through the MOE Teaching Practice Research Program system (https://tpr.moe.edu.tw/login) during the application period.
  7. MOE call for proposals: https://tpr.moe.edu.tw/zh/news/183732b5-3735-47d6-bb54-a4c33054da28
  8. Contact: Mr. Kuo, Center for Teaching and Learning Development, 218ext. 19, kshalfred@nchu.edu.tw
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