The EE department is located in the building number 84 marked by a big red circle on the map (click on the map for a larger version). The red lines with arrows are to indicate the walking directions from either the MRT station or the nearby parking lot. Detailed information about accessing the department is provided below as well. For the complete NTU Main Campus interactive map, please go the university map site.

Getting To The Department From the Gongguan Station

1. Get off at the Gongguan station on the Green Line (a.k.a. the Songshan-Xindian Line).

2. Take the exit (EXIT 2) to Zhoushan Rd.

3. Upon exiting the station. Turn to your left and head down Roosevelt Rd.

4. Turn left into Zhoushan Rd.

5. Walk for about 10 minutes, make a left turn into the little path behind the Main Library.

6. Keep walking and you will see the EE department (building 84 on the map).

Getting To The Department From the Technology Building Station

1. Get off at the Technology Building Station on the Wenhu Line.

2. Walk to gate A3.

3. Walk towards The Language Training and Testing Center (building 15).

4. Turn left when you see The Language Training and Testing Center (building 15).

5. The EE building (building 84) is on the left at the end of the road.

From the Xinhai Rd. Parking Lot

1. Enter the campus from gate A3.

2. You may park the car in the parking lot.

3. Walk towards The Language Training and Testing Center (building 15).

4. Turn left when you see The Language Training and Testing Center (building 15).

5. The EE building (building 84) is on the left at the end of the road.

Getting To The University By MRT

The MRT is perhaps the most economical way to travel within the Taipei city. There are automatic ticketing machines available at every station with English instruction. In case you need additional assistance, the information booths are usually located closely to the gates.

The NTU main campus is reachable via the Green Line (a.k.a. Songshan-Xindian Line). The Gongguan station is on the southwestern edge of the campus.

By Taxi

For travelers with heavy load, taxi is the recommended way of transportation. The easiest way to communicate with the taxi drivers about your destination, the NTU EE building, is to show them a printout of the following picture -- a jpg file showing the Chinese equivalent of 'Take me to the National Taiwan University, Electrical Engineering Department, Please'

From CKS Airport to Taipei