Courses

Course offerings may change each semester.
Review the latest English-taught course lists and check the Course Selection System regularly while planning your studies.

English-taught Course Lists

Courses continue to be added or updated until the semester begins. Check the Course Selection System for the latest information.

Online Systems

Credits & Grading

Every 18 hours of instruction count as one credit. A course with 54 total class hours in one semester is a three-credit course.

Letter Grade Grade Point Percentage Range Single Score Conversion
A+ 4.3 90–100 95
A 4.0 85–89 87
A− 3.7 80–84 82
B+ 3.3 77–79 78
B 3.0 73–76 75
B− 2.7 70–72 71
C+ 2.3 67–69 68
C 2.0 63–66 65
C− 1.7 60–62 61
D 1.0 50–59 55
E 0.8 40–49 45
F 0 39 or below 20
X 0 0 0
Passing grade
B− for graduate students; C− for undergraduate students
Minimum for exchange students
3 credits
Maximum per semester
15 credits for graduate students; 25 credits for undergraduate students

NSYSU TronClass

NSYSU TronClass is a course platform commonly used by instructors. Assignments, course materials, and course announcements are usually posted there.
Sign in with your SSO username and password. The first letter of your student ID must be uppercase.

Go to NSYSU TronClass

Chinese Language Courses

For Degree Students

  • Classes are held on Monday and Thursday, 12:10–14:00.
  • No credits are awarded.
  • The registration survey for the next semester is sent before the current semester ends. Reply by the stated deadline.
  • Students absent for more than 26 of the semester’s 54 class hours cannot apply for the following semester.

For Exchange Students

  • NSYSU offers a free 54-hour Mandarin course worth 3 credits.
  • Students who wish to take the Mandarin course must apply for it when completing the exchange-program application. Applications will not be accepted after the exchange application deadline.
  • The beginners’ class is held on Tuesdays and Fridays, 12:10–14:00, for a total of 4 hours per week.
  • Students with prior Chinese-learning experience must take a placement test before arrival as instructed. Students are required to attend the class at the appropriate level based on the Chinese language instructor’s recommendation.

Chinese Language Center