College of Engineering	College of Design

College of Humanities and Applied Sciences	College of Management

Description:

Founded in 1991, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology (YunTech) has become a university paradigm for other technological universities nationwide under the leadership of the former presidents and Dr. Yang Neng-Shu.

YunTech is a flagship technological university with four colleges, the College of Engineering, College of Management, College of Design, and College of Humanities and Applied Sciences. These four colleges account for 20 undergraduate, 26 master’s and 12 doctoral programs. The student population is approximately 10,000, 65 percent of whom are undergraduates and 35 percent post-graduates.

Constructions are based on the concept of environmental sustainability. Green architectures aim to maximize water use efficiency and extend the use of daylight. The plumbing and garbage disposal system is optimized to conserve resources. The Show Square next to Long-Tan Road provides a recreation area for the staff, students as well as neighboring residents.

The whole campus is designed to be sustainable and compatible with nature. All the buildings and facilities are built to be humanistic while creative art works by our students and staff are being displayed both inside and outside each building, making YunTech an open and artistic campus.

b.Main campus setting

Description:

Situated in Douliu with a campus that spreads out over 58 hectares landscaped with trees, flowers and green lawns, YunTech is a model green university in Taiwan. The reuse rate of water has reached 85 percent, which is the highest nationwide. As a result of its efforts in reusing resources, YunTech was granted the “Energy Saving Award” by the Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Beautiful scenery is found all over the campus. The Art Center periodically holds exhibitions of works created by on-campus artists.

c.Total main campus area (meter2)

Description:

Total area: 0.581136 km2 = 581136 m2

Total distance: 3.45 km = 3450 m