1947.03

Provincial Taipei Vocational School of Medicine was established.

1948.03

Merged with “Taipei Senior Vocational School of Nursing” and retained its name.

1949

Established the Affiliated Women and Children Health Center, and founded a Gynecology Department with 12 beds available.

1953.08

The University was renamed as the “Taiwan Provincial Taipei Vocational School of Nursing and Midwifery,” and the affiliated Women and Children Health Center was converted into a two-story building.

1954.08

The Taiwan Provincial Junior College was established with a three-year nursing department.

1963

Acquired around 16 acre (7 jia) of land around Shipai Road in Beitou District as the new site for the University, and the original site was temporarily relocated from Zhangzhou Road to Neijiang Street.

1963.08

The “Taiwan Provincial Taipei Vocational School of Nursing and Midwifery” was ordered to restructure into a 5-year junior college, and was merged into the “Taiwan Provincial Junior College of Nursing.”

1964.08

Began admitting students for a two-year night school program.

1968

The affiliated Women and Children Health Center was expanded into a 5-story building, and a Division of Pediatrics was also established.

1972.08

The Night School stops recruiting students.

1981.07

The University is restructured as the “National Taipei Nursing College.

1982.08

A 2-year nursing department was added, and the 5-year nursing and midwifery department stopped recruiting students.

1985.08

The 3-year nursing department began to recruit male students.

1986.02

The Main Campus was moved to the new school building in the Beitou District, and the original Campus on Neijiang Street was used as the Downtown Campus.

1988.02

The affiliated Medical and Health center was rated as a Regional General Hospital and Teaching Hospital during the “1988s Taiwan Hospital Evaluation and Teaching Hospital Accreditation” conducted by the Executive Yuan Department of Health.

1989.07

The affiliated Medical and Health Center was approved and changed to an affiliated hospital.

1989.08

Began admitting students for a 2-year in-service education program.

1992.08

The 2-year in-service education program was changed to the Night Department and was extended to a 3-year program.

1993.08

The University was approved by the Ministry of Education to restructure into the “National Taipei College of Nursing” starting from the 1994 academic year.

1994.08

The University was restructured into the “National Taipei College of Nursing” with the Department of Nursing, and the Department of Medical and Nursing Management. The former has a 2-year and a 4-year program, while the latter has only a 2-year program that is divided into a nursing management group and a medical care management group. The original 3-year junior college and 2-year junior college programs stopped recruiting students.

1995.08

The University established an Extension Education Center.

1996.08

The 2-year Department of Infant and Child Care, and Division of Continuing Education were added.

1997.02

The Department of Medical and Nursing Management was moved from the Main Campus to the Downtown Campus.

1998.08

The University was approved to set up a master’s program in the form of the Graduate Institute of Nursing, an in-service master’s program in nursing, and a graduate program in medical management.

2000.01

The University established the Educational Program Center.

2000.08

The Education Program Center launched a kindergarten teacher education program, and a medical informatics program.

The University was also approved to set up the Graduate Institute of Long-term Care, the Graduate Institute of Speech and Hearing Disorders and Sciences, the Graduate Institute of Health Allied Education, and the Graduate Institute of Nurse-Midwifery.

The University launched two-year in-service technical programs in the Department of Nursing, available in Kaohsiung and Penghu.

2001.04

The NTUNHS Affiliated Hospital and National Taiwan University Hospital signed an alliance to create the first vertical integration model of medical functions.

2001.08

The University was approved to set up the Graduate Institute of Tourism and Health Science, the Graduate Institute of Life and Death Education and Counseling, the Graduate Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine Integrated Nursing, the Graduate Institute of Infant and Child Care, the Department of Exercise and Health Sciences (4-year junior college) and the Department of Information Management (2-year junior college).

2003.11

Accepted to undergo a general accreditation commissioned by the Ministry of Education, and obtained four 1^st Class results.

2004.08

Completed the merger of the NTUNHS Affiliated Hospital and National Taiwan University Hospital.

2004.12

Facilities such as the “Spa Center” and “Tea Art Gallery” were established to provide a place for faculty and students to teach and rest in the University, thus creating an environment that perfectly allows nature and people to coexist in a holistic education environment.

2005.04

The example Affiliated Day Care Center of the University completed its outsourcing in accordance with the Act for Promotion of Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects, making it the first department to complete an outsourcing contract.

2005.08

The University built the first “Performance Examination Center” in the Country. In addition to establishing a professional certification system, it also carried out the cultivation of students’ practical capabilities.

2005.08

The University began recruiting students for its PhD program in Nursing, and was the first PhD program for nursing amongst technical and vocational colleges.

2006.06

The “Spa Center,” which cooperated with the University’s proposed practice teaching and research, successfully signed a contract and outsourced its operation as it was given an “Outstanding Performance” award by the Executive Yuan.

2007.09

The University was approved to set up an International Nursing Masters Program in 2007 to admit foreign students.

2007.09

The University’s student dining hall was transformed into the “Natural Healthy Diet Education and Promotion Cafeteria” to establish a proper dining environment for nurturing healthcare professionals.

2008

Department of Health Care Administration was renamed the Department of Health Care Management

2010.08

The University was approved by the Ministry of Education to change its name to the “National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences.”

2012.08

The University was approved to establish a 4-year program for the “Department of Thanatology and Health Counseling.”

2014

The University established Department of Long-term care (2-year program).

2015

The University established Department of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology and Department of Leisure Industry and Health Promotion.

2015.11

The University’s “Gerontological Health Care and Internet of Things Demonstration Classroom” was completed and put into use, which was the first teaching field in Taiwan that combined healthcare and technology applications in living scenarios of the elderly.

2016

The University established Department of Gerontological Health Care, Department of Post Baccalaureate Nursing, Department of Midwifery and Women Health, and Department of Allied Health Education and Digital Learning (2-year Program).

The Graduate Institute of Health Allied Education was renamed as the Graduate Institute of Allied Health Education and Digital Learning.

2017.09

The University began recruiting international nursing PhD students.

2017.11

The “Long-term Care Health Technology Practice Center of the College of Health Technology – COACH Classroom” was opened, and the University cooperated with partners in the Wanhua District to carry out Long-term Care 2.0.

2018

Department of Midwifery and Women Health was renamed as Department of Nurse-Midwifery and Women Health.

2019.04

The Literacy and Educational Building at the Downtown Campus was officially proclaimed a municipal historic site by the Taipei City Government's Department of Cultural Affairs.

2019.06

The “Research Center for Healthcare Industry Innovation” was unveiled, which was the first specialty research center for healthcare in Taiwan.

2019.08

The Graduate Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine Integrated Nursing was combined into Department of Nursing, and renamed.

Post Baccalaureate Program in Long-term Care was launched.

2019.09

The APEC delegation on technical and vocational education and industry-university models visited for the third time.

2019.10

The “Precision Care for the Elderly Talent Cultivation Hub” was unveiled for a cross-discipline cooperation between the industry, government, academia, and research, and promoted the first-ever “Course-certificate Integration” program.

2020.10

The University achieved a 5-star overall score in the “QS Stars World University Rankings.”

2021.01

The Smart Healthcare Interdisciplinary College was established.

2021.08

Department of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology, Department of Health Care Management and Department of Long-term Care were moved to the Main Campus from Downtown Campus.

2021.11

Construction of the Syue Sih Building and Er Ya Building commenced, which is the largest construction project of the University over the past 30 years.

2022.04

The University achieved a ranking of 112th worldwide in nursing disciplines according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject.

2022.10

The University was listed in Top 100 of “Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (GRAS)" for consecutive 3 years since 2019.

2022.11

The University received a NTD 70-million grant from the Ministry of Education over three years for the project titled "Enabling Talents Cultivation Program for Delaying Aging and Reducing Disability in Post-acute Care of the Elderly".

2022.12

The University obtained approval to register its word trademarks: "NTUNHS" and "National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences," along with its logo image trademark.

2023.01

The University initiated a new dormitory campaign and applied for subsidies from the Ministry of Education to reinforce the structures of the existing dormitories in the Hui-Chih Building and Lan-Hsin Building, aiming to enhance the living and learning spaces within.

2023.10

The University achieved a 5-star overall rating for QS Star Ratings in 2020 and 2023, as well as Top 100 among QS subject ranking in Nursing in 2023.

2024.01

The heritage restoration project of the Literacy and Educational Building at the Downtown Campus was initiated aiming to restore to its original state, and an elevator was started to installed.

2024.06

Awarded a grant of NT$98.45 million for the 2024 Ministry of Education Higher Education Sprout Project.

2024.09

Graduate Institute of AI and Bigdata of Health accepts applications.