Asia Summer University Language Program

What is Language Program

Why should you choose ASU?

Program Schedule and Participant Limit

This program primarily offers a two-week schedule.
For group applications, a three-week program is also available.

The 2026 program dates are as follows:

Starting from the 2026 program, the maximum number of participants will be limited as follows:

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After submitting your application, you will recieve a confirmation email regarding your acceptance status.

Please ensure that the email address provided in your application is correct.

Language Class

For the Language classes, You can choose either a Chinese course or an English Course.

English Course

The English courses are designed for non-native speakers and focus on the practical use of English. Therefore, the curriculum is structured so that the English learned in the morning classes can be actively used in the afternoon conversation sessions or course discussions.

Chinese Course

In the Chinese classes, students are divided into levels, allowing them to study at a level that suits their abilities.

Two Weeks Schedule

Three Weeks Schedule

Culrural Class

In the cultural classes, you will learn about Taiwanese culture in the language you chose for your language class. For example, you can learn about traditional masks, spring couplets, and even how to make bubble milk tea.

Traditional Mask(臉譜)

"Traditional Mask" refers to traditional Chinese opera masks, often painted on the faces of performers. Each color and design represents a character's traits, such as personality, role, or moral alignment. These masks are an iconic symbol of Chinese opera and cultural heritage.

Chinese Knots(中國結)

"Chinese knots" are traditional handicrafts made by intricately weaving a single cord into decorative shapes. They are often used as ornaments and symbolize good luck, prosperity, and unity in Chinese culture.

Paper Cutting(剪紙)

"Paper Cutting" is the traditional Chinese art of paper cutting, often featuring intricate designs of animals, flowers, or symbols. It is used for decoration, especially during festivals, and represents good luck and blessings in Chinese culture.

Taiwanese food

Our university has a Department of Food and Beverage Management. We invite instructors who actually teach food preparation in that department to show participants how to make Taiwanese dishes — including popular beverages such as bubble milk tea.

City Tour

In this program,in addition to international exchange and language learning, you will visit Taiwan's tourist attractions

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Taipei 101

Taipei 101 is an iconic skyscraper in Taipei and one of the tallest buildings in the world. Standing at 508 meters (1,667 feet), it was once the world's tallest building and remains a symbol of Taiwan's modern development.

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Miramar Mall

The Miramar Entertainment Park is a new-age shopping and entertainment complex built with the idea of offering enough consumption and entertainment options to keep visitors occupied for a full-day stay.

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Dihua Street

Dihua Street, a bustling hub since the Qing Dynasty, is famous for its dried goods, herbal medicine shops, and fabric stores.

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Dadaocheng

Dadaocheng, once a major trading port, now blends history with modern creativity, featuring tea houses, artisanal boutiques, and cultural events. The area is especially lively during the Lunar New Year market, attracting visitors seeking festive goods and traditional delicacies.

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Ningxia Night Market

Ningxia Night Market is a popular night market in Taipei, known for its rich variety of traditional Taiwanese street food. Despite its compact size, it offers a lively atmosphere and is famous for local delicacies such as oyster omelets, braised pork rice, and peanut mochi.

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Longshan Temple

Lungshan Temple (Longshan Temple) is one of the most famous and historic temples in Taipei, founded in 1738 during the Qing Dynasty. It is dedicated to Guanyin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, along with various Taoist deities, making it an important religious and cultural site.

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Ximending

Ximending is a lively shopping and entertainment district in Taipei, known for its trendy fashion, street performances, and vibrant nightlife. Home to the historic Red House Theater, it blends modern pop culture with traditional charm, making it a must-visit spot.

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Beitou

Beitou is a famous hot spring district in Taipei, known for its natural thermal waters, lush landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy hot spring baths, explore the Beitou Hot Spring Museum, and relax in the scenic Thermal Valley, making it a perfect getaway from the city.

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Tamsui Old Street

Tamsui Old Street is a popular waterfront marketplace in northern Taipei, known for its charming mix of traditional shops, street food, and scenic sunset views. Visitors can enjoy local specialties like A-gei and fish balls, explore historic sites, and stroll along the riverside for a relaxing experience.

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Zhonshan Commercial District

Zhongshan Commercial District is a vibrant area in Taipei known for its mix of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. It features luxury boutiques, trendy cafés, and art galleries, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors. The district blends modern city life with historical charm, offering a unique urban experience.

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Keelung

Keelung is a bustling port city in northern Taiwan, known for its rich maritime history, scenic coastal views, and vibrant Miaokou Night Market. As a major gateway to the island, it offers a mix of cultural attractions, seafood delicacies, and historical sites, making it a must-visit destination.

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Taipei Confucius Temple

Taipei Confucius Temple is a historic site dedicated to Confucius, the great Chinese philosopher and educator. Built in 1879, it features traditional architecture, intricate carvings, and peaceful courtyards. The temple hosts annual ceremonies honoring Confucius, making it a key cultural and educational landmark in Taipei.

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Taipei EXPO park

Taipei EXPO Park is a multi-purpose park in Taipei, known for its green spaces, cultural events, and exhibition halls. Located near MRT Yuanshan Station, it hosts fairs, concerts, and festivals, making it a lively spot for leisure and entertainment.

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Shilin Night Market

Shilin Night Market is Taipei’s largest and most famous night market, offering a wide variety of street food, shopping, and entertainment. Known for must-try dishes like stinky tofu, oyster omelets, and fried chicken steak, it is a top destination for food lovers and night-time explorers.

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National Palace Museum

National Palace Museum in Taipei houses nearly 700,000 pieces of Chinese imperial artifacts and artworks, making it one of the world’s most important museums of Chinese history and culture. Its collection spans thousands of years, featuring treasures like jade carvings, calligraphy, and ancient paintings.

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Shung Ye Museum

Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines is Taiwan’s first private museum dedicated to indigenous culture. It showcases artifacts, traditional clothing, and historical exhibits, offering insights into the rich heritage of Taiwan’s indigenous peoples.

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From application to camp participation

1. Application Deadline:June 5, 2026, 12:00pm(Taiwan time)
2. Nortification of Acceptance
3. Return the invoice with your signature or stamp
4. Submit the following
   • flight ticket information
   • scanned copy of your passport
   • proof of payment for 30% of the participation fee
5. Attend the pre-depature orientation
6. Camp Begins!!

Pick-up service

August 2

August 2

Taoyuan Airport (Terminal 2 Arrival Gate)

16:30

 

Songshan Airport (International Arrival Gate)

14:00

*If you arrive at Terminal 1, please move to Terminal 2 on your own.

*The pick-up service is only available for those who can arrive at the meeting point by the designated time.

August 15 or 22

Taoyuan Airport (Terminal 2)

Departure time from School: 10:00

We recommend arriving at the airport approximately three hours before your flight's departure.

If you are unable to arrive or depart at the designated times,
please make your own arrangements to travel between the university and the airport.