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EDUCATION AND CULTURE
EDUCATION AND CULTURE
EDUCATION
There are 140 universities, colleges and junior colleges in Taiwan.
The Bilingual 2030 policy promotes English and Mandarin fluency to enhance global competitiveness.
Education is an important component of government policymaking and accounts for a large portion of the national budget. With an increasing emphasis on tertiary education, those with a technical college or university degree account for 50.6 percent of Taiwan’s population, a 7.9 percent increase over the past decade.
CULTURE
Taiwan is the center of the Mandarin pop music industry.
The National Palace Museum in Taipei City houses one of the largest collections of ancient Chinese artifacts in the world.
Taiwan is renowned for its fascinating blend of traditional and modern. Museums across the country showcase the breadth of its history and culture, including the National Palace Museum, National Taiwan Museum, National Museum of History, National Museum of Prehistory, National Museum of Taiwan History, National Museum of Taiwan Literature and National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts.