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SDG 1.2.1 Low income students receiving financial aid

Number of students

The number of NCUE students in the daytime programs in 2025 (Figure 1): 5,139 undergraduate students, 1,792 master’s students, and 452 doctoral students, with a total of 7,383 full-time equivalent (FTE) students.

Figure 1. Number of FTE students in 2025
Figure 1. Number of FTE students in 2025

Number of low income students receiving financial aid

In 2025, NCUE provided economic assistance measures for low-income students, including tuition and miscellaneous fee subsidies, on-campus scholarships, and work-study student subsidies. The number of economically disadvantaged students at NCUE totaled 811 students. The number of low-income students receiving economic assistance at NCUE totaled 1,251 instances, with a total disbursement of NTD$34,397,252 in grants and subsidies (Table 1 - Table 3).

1. Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Subsidies: (Figure 2-3)

For students from low-income households, their entire tuition and miscellaneous fees are waived. For students from middle-to-low-income households, there is a 60% exemption in tuition and miscellaneous fees.

2. Work-Study Student Subsidies: (Figure2,4)

Calculated based on the hourly wage standard of the Ministry of Labor’s basic wage. Wages are paid to students on an hourly basis, with a maximum of 10 hours per week during the semester and a principle of not exceeding 40 hours of work-study per month.

3. On-campus Scholarships: In order to encourage NCUE's The Soaring Eagles Students (economically and culturally disadvantaged students) to strive diligently in their studies, various scholarships and fellowships are specially offered. Eligible students can receive the subsidies only after completing their academic guidance records. (Figure5-10)

Figure 2. Regulations Governing Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Reductions and Exemptions for Students from Low-Income and Middle-Low-Income Households Attending Senior High Schools and Above
Figure 2. Regulations Governing Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Reductions and Exemptions for Students from Low-Income and Middle-Low-Income Households Attending Senior High Schools and Above
Figure 3. Assistance Program for Disadvantaged University and College Students
Figure 3. Assistance Program for Disadvantaged University and College Students
Figure 4. Guidelines for the Implementation of Work-Study Grants at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 4. Guidelines for the Implementation of Work-Study Grants at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 5. Guidelines for the Application of Mr. Jin-Pyng Wang Scholarship for The Soaring Eagles Students of National Changhua University of Education
Figure 5. Guidelines for the Application of Mr. Jin-Pyng Wang Scholarship for The Soaring Eagles Students of National Changhua University of Education
Figure 6. Guidelines for entrusted diligent learning scholarships for economically disadvantaged students at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 6. Guidelines for entrusted diligent learning scholarships for economically disadvantaged students at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 7. Guidelines for the Entrusted Fei-Ling Electrical Engineering Scholarship for Soaring Eagles Students at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 7. Guidelines for the Entrusted Fei-Ling Electrical Engineering Scholarship for Soaring Eagles Students at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 8. Guidelines for the Application of the Mr. Jin-Pyng Wang Emergency Aid and Campus Meal Vouchers for Soaring Eagles Students at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 8. Guidelines for the Application of the Mr. Jin-Pyng Wang Emergency Aid and Campus Meal Vouchers for Soaring Eagles Students at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 9. Guidelines for Soaring Eagles Student Research Project Learning Incentive Grants at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 9. Guidelines for Soaring Eagles Student Research Project Learning Incentive Grants at National Changhua University of Education
Figure 10. The Soaring Eagles Grant Implementation Guidelines of the National Changhua University of Education
Figure 10. The Soaring Eagles Grant Implementation Guidelines of the National Changhua University of Education
Table 1. Tuition and Miscellaneous Fee Subsidies
Item 2024
Second semester of 2023 to First semester of 2024 		2025
Second semester of 2024 to First semester of 2025
Number of Students Amount (NTD) Number of Students Amount (NTD)
Economically disadvantaged; low-income 88 4,170,204 84 4,032,404
Economically disadvantaged; middle-to-low-income 97 2,868,966 83 2,547,504
Economically disadvantaged; students in financial hardships 21 618,372 19 571,710
Indigenous people 167 6,588,494 193 7,969,502
Students with disabilities 68 1,687,311 54 1,482,984
Children of people with disabilities 157 5,204,497 155 4,967,754
Other 15 552,330 12 392,168
Disadvantaged Level 1
(Less than NTD$300,000) 		105 2,000,750 102 1,935,500
Disadvantaged Level 2
(NTD$300,000 to NTD$400,000) 		27 502,500 35 627,500
Disadvantaged Level 3
(NTD$400,000 to NTD$500,000) 		31 570,000 32 540,000
Disadvantaged Level 4
(NTD$500,000 to NTD$600,000) 		17 277,500 22 365,000
Disadvantaged Level 5
(NTD$600,000 to NTD$700,000) 		18 330,000 19 325,000
Disadvantaged Level 6
(NTD$700,000 to NTD$900,000) 		22 330,000 16 240,000
Total 833 25,700,924 826 25,997,026
Table 2. Work–Study Student Subsidies
Item 2024
Second semester of 2023 to First semester of 2024 		2025
Second semester of 2024 to First semester of 2025
Number of Students Amount (NTD) Number of Students Amount (NTD)
Low-income 7 135,999 7 273,202
Middle-to-low-income 12 534,401 12 305,029
Students in hardship 0 0 2 77,642
Indigenous people 13 238,920 10 150,192
Students with disabilities 9 1,387,679 8 1,313,588
Children of people with disabilities 10 357,408 9 429,911
Disadvantaged Level 1
(Less than NTD$300,000) 		13 454,703 7 297,326
Disadvantaged Level 2
(300,000 to NTD$400,000) 		4 136,291 4 217,371
Disadvantaged Level 3
(400,000 to NTD$500,000) 		2 62,534 5 203,712
Disadvantaged Level 4
(500,000 to NTD$600,000) 		4 178,826 4 62,300
Disadvantaged Level 5
(600,000 to NTD$700,000) 		0 - 1 28,498
Disadvantaged Level 6
(700,000 to NTD$900,000) 		1 900 2 44,655
Total 75 3,487,661 71 3,403,426
Table 3. Overview of On-Campus Scholarships and Grants
Item 2024
Second semester of 2023 to First semester of 2024 		2025
Second semester of 2024 to First semester of 2025
Number of Students Amount (NTD) Number of Students Amount (NTD)
Notice for the Application of Mr. Jin-pyng Wang Scholarship for The Soaring Eagles Students of the National Changhua University of Education 45 900,000 45 900,000
Notice for the Scholarship and Subsidies for Diligent and Economically Disadvantaged Students Entrusted to the National Changhua University of Education 20 400,000 20 400,000
Notice for the Fei-Ling Electrical Engineering Company Scholarship and Bursary for The Soaring Eagles Students Entrusted to National Changhua University of Education 50 1,0000,000 50 1,0000,000
Notice for the Application of the National Changhua University of Education Mr. Jin-pyng Wang Emergency Aid and University Meal Vouchers for Eagle Rising Students 108 1,054,000 178 1,160,800
Guidelines for the Soaring Eagles Students' Research Project Learning Incentive Grants of the National Changhua University of Education - - 45 1,056,000
The Soaring Eagles Grant Implementation Guidelines of the National Changhua University of Education 12 360,000 16 480,000
Total 235 3,714,000 354 4,996,800
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