There are seven colleges in Tsing Hua, including the Colleges of Science, Engineering, Nuclear Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, Life Sciences, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, as well as Technology Management.There is, moreover, a Commission of General Education to coordinate the basic educational programs for the entire university.

Currently there are 12,286 students with 635 full-time faculty members, 270 researchers, and 1,238 staff members. Among the student population, 6,136 are undergraduates, 3,845 masterstudents, and 2,305 for doctoral degrees. Student-faculty ratio stands at about 19 to 1, and the ratio of male to female students is around 2.1. In addition to discipline-specific programs, NTHU's undergraduate curricula are designed to maximize flexibility in order to accommodate diverse student interests and facilitate interdisciplinary training.

To enhance humanistic and artistic cultivation, the University offers a well-balanced general education curriculum and established the Arts Center to promote aesthetic education. To foster excellent teaching and research, the University is actively recruiting outstanding scholars to expand and upgrade its instructional and research programs.In addition, the University Library, the Computer and Communication Center, and laboratory facilities are all continuously being upgraded to improve the learning environment and maximize research potential.

Such continuous effort to improve research and teaching has made NTHU the top choice for incoming students and NTHU's graduates the top choice in all fields of works.

University administration focuses on providing better service to students and faculty, maintaining a supportive environment to enhance teaching and nurture creativity. All these efforts have contributed to our goal of making Tsing Hua a world class university. Further, we are also promoting international academic exchanges, increasing admission of international students, and recruiting outstanding foreign scholars to join our faculty and research teams.