College of Indigenous Studies, National Dong Hwa University

Welcome to the

College of Indigenous Studies

National Dong Hwa University

Taiwan's first Indigenous college

International Culture Night

Culture alive through dance

Ethnic Relations and Cultures

Learning in Indigenous communities

University of Chicago delegation at CIS

In dialogue with the Indigenous world

ACADEMICS

Study sociology, anthropology, linguistics, history, political science, gender studies, legal studies, and more.

Core Disciplines: Sociology, Anthropology, Linguistics, History
Professional Fields: Political Science, Art History, Gender Studies, Legal Studies
Learning Features: Interdisciplinary Integration, Multicultural Perspectives

RESEARCH CENTERS

Our research centers have extensive experience and resources with local communities.

Center for International Indigenous Affairs: Promoting international indigenous exchange and cooperation
Indigenous Student Resource Center: Providing comprehensive support and services for students
Center for Taiwanese Indigenous Knowledge System Construction: Constructing and inheriting indigenous knowledge
Center of Indigenous Curriculum Development and Cooperation: Promoting innovative development of indigenous curricula

PARTNERS

We partnered with indigenous peoples and academic institutions in multiple countries and regions.

College MOU Partner: University of Waikato, New Zealand; University of Ottawa, Canada
Dual Ph.D. Degree: Joint supervision of dual Ph.D. program with Macquarie University, Australia
Fulbright Program: Recognized as a representative institution in Taiwan, accepting students from Ivy League universities
Interdisciplinary Research: Diverse disciplines including sociology, anthropology, linguistics, history, and more