• Year Founded :1957
• Faculty :214
• Students :551
• International Students :15

Professional Faculty We have a diverse and strong faculty, including the best professors and instructors in the fields of traditional operas, traditional music, acrobatics and contemporary theater, as well as the first-class performers and researchers. Our professional faculty also includes the top performers in Jingju Troupe and Acrobatic Troupe of the NTCPA, who are required to teach on campus, to promote the local traditional arts, and to train the potential performing artists. Education of Overseas Chinese Students We work closely with the important organizations of Chinese-teaching and overseas Chinese students, in order to enrich student’s learning experiences. Since 2014, we have held camps of traditional opera and provided various online courses for overseas Chinese students. In addition to promoting traditional performing arts and expanding the cultural horizons of our students and instructors, we also aim to overcome the learning challenges for overseas Chinese students. By sharing our researches and experiences, we provide various teaching resources for overseas cultural instructors. Youth Cultural Diplomacy With a firm belief in the crucial role that traditional performing arts can play in cultural diplomacy, our professors work closely with the Ministry of Foreign Affair’s international Youth Ambassador Exchange Program. In 2011 and 2013, our students were selected to be Western Asia traditional art youth ambassadors, who not only visited many other countries (such as Saudi Arabia, Israel, Turkey, Mongolia, United Arabic Emirate, Jordan, Bahrain and Oman) but also performed in several national festivals and events—making a substantial contribution to the fields of traditional performing arts. Career Expectation Future employment opportunities can be found in both domestic and international performance arts fields. Some of our alumni have become professional TV broadcasters, actors, musicians and theater technicians, while some have stayed in the fi