SDG 16.4.1 Proportion of graduates in law

Number of graduates

In 2025, NCUE had 64 graduates in its doctoral program, 906 graduates from Master’s programs (545 from full-time programs, 361 from in-service programs), and 1,114 bachelor’s graduates, totaling 2,084 graduates (Figure 1).

Number of graduates from law and enforcement related courses

This statistic covers graduates of the Department of Public Affairs and Civic Education in the 2024 academic year and students who completed the Public Servant Training Credit Program. All students included in this statistic have professional competencies related to law, public governance and law enforcement. After completing the required additional law credits, they may sit the bar examination or the examinations for legal affairs officers in government agencies. In response to changes in Taiwan’s industry structure and social needs, NCUE has formally applied to the Ministry of Education to rename the Department of Public Affairs and Civic Education as the Department of Law and Policy to reflect its current activities and educational goals. The application is under review.

The total is 71 students, comprising 23 master's graduates (7 from the full-time programs and 16 from in-service programs), 42 bachelor's graduates, and 6 students who completed the credit program. The detailed breakdown is provided below: