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History and growth

Founded on 1 August, 1989 as the division of the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Foreign Languages and Literature was the first such college in the nation’s public universities. It consists of the Departments of English (also for Master’s and PhD programmes), Arabic Language and Literature, Slavic (also for Master’s programme), Japanese (also for Mater’s programme), Korean Language and Culture, Turkish Language and Culture, The Undergraduate and Master's Programmes in European Languages and Cultures, the Graduate Institute of Linguistics, and the Foreign Language Center (providing College English, German, French and Spanish courses). Furthermore, the College is now featured with two affiliated research centers: Translation Centre and Center for Cross-culture Studies.

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Department of English,NCCUDepartment of Japanese,NCCUDepartment of Slavic Languages and Literature,NCCUDepartment of Arabic Language and Literature, NCCUDepartment of Korea Language and Culture, NCCUDepartment of Turkish Language and Culture, NCCUUndergraduate Program in European Languages, NCCUMater Program in European Studies, NCCUGraduate Institute of Linguistics, NCCUForeign Language Center, NCCUTranslation Center, NCCUCenter for Cross-Cultural Studies, NCCUForeign Language Center for Universities in Northern TaiwanFLCU On-line Language Learning System
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