For pregnant female students, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) provides free nursing rooms and affordable childcare facilities. NCKU private kindergarten is located within a short distance from the school, where safety and convenience are guaranteed for parents who attend classes at the university. The kindergarten offers meals for students. Therefore, parents can continue their academic studies after dropping their children off at kindergarten and picking them up in the afternoon. An array of facilities is available for kindergarten students, ranging from playgrounds to quality education. In addition, teaching materials, which are aimed to enrich students’ knowledge in different academic fields, are taught to the students, and ensure their well-being and interest are fulfilled in the meantime.
Childcare facilities for students
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NCKU’s childcare facilities for students
- Tainan Private Cheng-Yi Infant Care Center Provides Affordable, Quality Childcare Services
The Tainan Private Cheng-Yi Infant Care Center provides affordable, quality childcare services for children under two, including children of NCKU Hospital employees and the general public. The center also supports NCKU female students by helping them balance their studies with childcare responsibilities.- NCKU Gender Friendly Campus - Related Methods for Caring Pregnant Students
NCKU provides pregnant students with various forms of support, including counseling and relevant rights and regulations, to help them continue their education.
- NCKU Gender-Friendly Campus Facilities
NCKU provides support for pregnant students and students with childcare needs, including free breastfeeding rooms, priority parking spaces for pregnant individuals, gender-friendly restrooms, and sanitary pad vending machines across campus to address pregnancy, parenting, and childcare needs.
- NCKU Dongning Dormitory Childcare Center
NCKU has established a childcare center in the newly built Dongning Dormitory to provide childcare services for faculty and students. Serving children aged 0 to 2, the center integrates childcare services into campus facilities and supports faculty and students with parenting and childcare needs.