College and Department of Buddhist Studies, FGU

College of Buddhist Studies

Tuition, Fees, and Expenses for 115 Academic Year (Fall semester 2026- Spring 2027)*

Unit: New Taiwan Dollar

B.A. Program	Items	Amount ($NTD)
	Tuition (學費)	35,700
	Miscellaneous Fees (學雜費)	7,000
	Computer and Internet Usage Fee  (電腦及網路通訊使用費)	1,000
	Student Insurance (學生平安保險費)	1,380
	Total (合計)	45,080
M.A. Program
	Tuition 學費	35,700
	Miscellaneous Fees 學雜費	7,000
	Computer and Internet Usage Fee 電腦及網路通訊使用費	1,000
	Student Insurance 學生平安保險費	1,380
	Total 合計	45,080
Ph.D. Program
	Tuition 學費	35,700
	Miscellaneous Fees 學雜費	7,000
	Computer and Internet Usage Fee 電腦及網路通訊使用費	1,000
	Student  Insurance 學生平安保險費	1,380
	Total 合計	45,080

The tuition, miscellaneous fees, computer and internet usage fee, and student  insurance fee for the students of the College of Buddhist Studies for the 115 Academic Year are charged according to the above rates.

※  Taiwan citizens of B.A. students admitted in the 115 Academic Year are eligible for financial aid in accordance with Fo Guang University Undergraduate Fo Guang Financial Aid Implementation Regulations and Fo Guang University Undergraduate Four-Giving Financial Aid Pilot Guidelines. The financial aid will be deducted directly from the tuition payment notice for the academic year. The actual amount payable is subject to the official tuition payment notice.

---

人間佛教數位學習碩士在職專班

Online M.A. Program in Humanistic Buddhism for Working Professionals 

Unit: New Taiwan Dollar

Item		Amount ($NTD)
	Miscellaneous Fees 雜費	15,128
	Digital Platform Usage Fee 數位平台使用費	2,000
	Credit Fee (per credit) 學分費（每學分）	6,500
	Thesis Supervision Fee (charged in the second year) 論文指導費（碩士二年級收取）	8,000
	Extended Study Credit Fee (per credit) 延畢學分費（每學分）	6,500
	Additional Credit Fee (per credit) 超修學分費（每學分）	6,500

The above fees are the tuition and fee standards for the Online M.A. Program in Humanistic Buddhism for the 115 Academic Year.

---

Dormitory Fees and Refund Policy

The dormitory fees for the 115 Academic Year are as follows (excluding the Executive Yuan's subsidy for on-campus accommodation):

Unit: New Taiwan Dollar

Residence Hall	Double Room	Triple Room	Quad Room	Ya Room	Single Occupancy of Double Room	Single Occupancy of Quad Room	Double Occupancy of Quad Room	Triple Occupancy of Quad Room
Yun Lai Ji (雲來集)	11,798	9,983	9,983	—	23,595	39,930	19,965	13,310
Yun Shui Xuan (雲水軒)	8,650	—	7,550	—	17,300	—	15,100	—
Hai Jing Lou (海淨樓)	8,650	—	7,550	—	17,300	—	15,100	—
Hai Yun Lou (海雲樓)	—	—	9,983	—	—	39,930	19,965	13,310
Lin Mei Liao (林美寮)	11,798	—	9,983	8,168	23,595	39,930	19,965	13,310
Lan Yuan (蘭苑)	13,008	—	10,588	—	26,015	42,350	21,175	14,117

A dormitory deposit of NTD $2,000 per student per academic year is required.

Refunds of dormitory fees and deposits shall be handled in accordance with Articles 23 and 24 of the University's Student Dormitory Regulations.

---

Student Insurance

All officially enrolled students (including extended-study students and students on leave of absence) may participate in the University's student group safety insurance plan. Students who choose not to participate must personally complete and sign a Refusal of Insurance Agreement Form. For students under the age of 20, the form must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.

Students on leave of absence will not receive a refund of the Student Safety Insurance Fee unless they complete and sign a Refusal of Insurance Agreement Form. Students who withdraw from the University will receive a full refund of the Student Safety Insurance Fee.

Overseas Chinese students (including students from Hong Kong and Macau) and international students are required to enroll in Taiwan's National Health Insurance and pay the applicable insurance premium.

---

*Notes:

1. Transportation, Books & Supplies, and Personal Expenses vary depending on the needs of individual students. Food costs are not calculated/provided because all students enrolled in the College of Buddhist Studies are required to live on campus in the provided dormitories, and meals are included as part of the program. Students are responsible for their own meal expenses if they choose to dine outside the College or off campus.

2. The above information on tuition, fees, and related expenses is based on the University's Tuition and Fees Standards for the 115 Academic Year and is subject to change in accordance with revisions to University regulations.

3. For undergraduate students admitted in the 115 Academic Year, the amounts listed above do not include government tuition and miscellaneous fee reductions or University financial aid. The actual amount payable is subject to the official tuition payment notice.

Source: Fo Guang University Tuition and Fees Standards for the 115 Academic Year