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The ''National Open University'' of Taiwan (NOU) offers both degree and non-degree level courses. There were 16,300 students enrolled for the 2007-2008 academic year, studying at 14 sites around the country.
The ''National Open University'' of Taiwan (NOU) offers courses in a variety of media. It was founded in 1986, and offers both degree and non-degree level courses. There were 16,300 students enrolled for the 2007-2008 academic year, studying at 14 sites around the country. Most of the university's students are distance learners between the ages of 25 and 64. Many NOU courses cater to the elderly, however.


There were 33,643 students total in the first semester of 2002. Of these, 90% of students were 'regular' students (i.e. seeking degrees.)
As noted in the first report cited below:
 
: The University provides learning opportunities for adult continuing education and lifelong learning. Its special features are multiple teaching media and multiple learning channels. The media used include print, TV, radio, audio and video cassettes, telephone, floppy disks, CDs and the Internet. The NOU mainly provides teaching at a distance, with face-to-face teaching once a month as the supplement.
In April 2002, the Extension Education Center was set up which manages the provision of extension education. All the courses in the category of extension education are self-funded and on a face-to-face teaching basis. To meet diversified local needs, non-award-bearing courses are firstly offered by both Extension Education Center and regional study centers.  


The NOU web site is at http://www.nou.edu.tw/~eng/
The NOU web site is at http://www.nou.edu.tw/~eng/


== More details ==
== Reports ==
See an interesting 2006 report on NOU at http://aaou.ut.web.id/jurnal_aaou/2006/05_ming.pdf, "A Challenge for the Open and Distance Education in Taiwan".


== Reports ==
See http://taiwanreview.nat.gov.tw/ct.asp?CtNode=119&xItem=44605 for recent information about NOU.
See http://taiwanreview.nat.gov.tw/ct.asp?CtNode=119&xItem=44605 for recent information about NOU.


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Latest revision as of 15:40, 31 July 2009

Or did you mean Nalanda Open University (NOU) in India or Norway Opening Universities (NOU) in Norway?


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The National Open University of Taiwan (NOU) offers courses in a variety of media. It was founded in 1986, and offers both degree and non-degree level courses. There were 16,300 students enrolled for the 2007-2008 academic year, studying at 14 sites around the country. Most of the university's students are distance learners between the ages of 25 and 64. Many NOU courses cater to the elderly, however.

As noted in the first report cited below:

The University provides learning opportunities for adult continuing education and lifelong learning. Its special features are multiple teaching media and multiple learning channels. The media used include print, TV, radio, audio and video cassettes, telephone, floppy disks, CDs and the Internet. The NOU mainly provides teaching at a distance, with face-to-face teaching once a month as the supplement.

The NOU web site is at http://www.nou.edu.tw/~eng/

Reports

See an interesting 2006 report on NOU at http://aaou.ut.web.id/jurnal_aaou/2006/05_ming.pdf, "A Challenge for the Open and Distance Education in Taiwan".

See http://taiwanreview.nat.gov.tw/ct.asp?CtNode=119&xItem=44605 for recent information about NOU.


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