Department of Radio and Television, NCCU

Class Selection Schedule for 2026 Fall Semester (Announcement)

Announcement NCCU school calendar for Academic Year 2026/2027. (revised) Due to the postponed release of the 2026 Advanced Subjects Test results, the dates for the 2026 academic year initial course selection have been adjusted as follows: First Initial course selection: Rescheduled from August 18 (Tue) – August 19 (Wed), 2026, to August 25 (Tue) – August 26 (Wed), 2026. Second Initial course selection: Rescheduled from August 24 (Mon) – August 26 (Wed), 2026, to August 31 (Mon) – September 2 (Wed), 2026. School calendar download address:https://aca.nccu.edu.tw/eng/download/calendar2026_eng.pdfpoints to note: Any change of the school calendar will be announced on the school’s homepage.Office of  Academic Affairs

Dear students, you are encouraged to take the online questionnaire to support the teaching faculties you find excellent. Please fill in the questionnaire within this period of time: 2026-05-25 9:00 ~ 2026-06-21 17:00. For the link, please refer to the following ‘Link’ area. Thank you for you time.

The 2026 summer break period will be from Monday, June 15 to Sunday, September 6, 2026. On the following five Fridays — July 10, July 17, July 24, August 7, and August 14 — NCCU will implement a full-day summer recess, and university offices will not provide services. During the summer recess period, in case of emergency, please contact: Campus Safety Center: 0919-099-119 / campus extension 66119; Campus Police Squad: 02-2938-7129 / campus extension 66110.

With many things, you think that once you’ve thought them through, you’ll find the answer, but most of the time, you simply keep moving forward while carrying that question with you. Choices aren’t truly finalized, and situations aren’t truly resolved… but this is reality. The theme of the class of 2026’s graduation exhibition, In the Unfinished Between, from Department of Radio and Television, National Chengchi University, aims to capture precisely this state of limbo. This exhibition consists of two parts: a production showcase and a film festival. The production showcase features ten graduation projects spanning four categories—music, video, theater, and games—and will be held from June 3rd to 7th in the News Building Exhibition Hall; The film festival will take place on June 11th–12th at the Theater and on June 14th at the Arts and Culture Center’s Audiovisual Theater, featuring screenings of three narrative films and one documentary. Faculty and students are all welcome to attend!