Research Centers
Our Research Centers cover cultural studies, language preservation, and social development. We aim to understand and document the traditional knowledge and lifestyle of Taiwan's Indigenous Peoples and protect these cultural heritages.
Room B325, College of Indigenous Studies
The CIIA has built connections academically with universities from around the world, such as in Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Guam, Hawaii, Alaska, continental United States, Canada, Aotearoa New Zealand, Austria, and Sami Land (Norway and Finland), among many other countries and nations.
Room B102, College of Indigenous Studies
The Indigenous Students Resource Center promotes Indigenous students’ recognition of their own identity and culture.
Room B119, College of Indigenous Studies
The establishment of Indigenous Knowledge Systems is a crucial policy of the Council of Indigenous Peoples, positioning Taiwan as a global leader in this endeavor. To further the development of knowledge systems among diverse ethnic groups, research centers have been established for all 16 indigenous peoples, marking the completion of this milestone initiative at the end of last year.
Room B119, College of Indigenous Studies
We integrate the curriculum development model of Indigenous peoples to provide resources for Indigenous Experimental Schools.
Room B302, College of Indigenous Studies
In order to maintain and develop the culture, cultivate the competitiveness, and promote the development of Indigenous Peoples, the Center of Indigenous Development is established.
Room B225, College of Indigenous Studies
Established under the objectives of the 107th Indigenous Language Learning Center Subsidy Program of the Council of Indigenous Peoples.
Room A312, College of Indigenous Studies
The Community Health Station is promoted by the Council of Indigenous Peoples in an independent operation form and is also the most representative service system in the welfare service delivery system for Indigenous peoples.
Room A345, College of Indigenous Studies
This team is led by the Department of Indigenous Languages and Communication.