There are TWO ways (Choose ONE) to pass the ARE.
※Important!ARE seminars CANNOT be selected via the NTUST Course Selection System.
1. Take distant-learning courses offered by AREE (6 hours) 👈🏻 click
Visit the Center for Taiwan Academic Research Ethics Education (AREE) website. Graduate students need to complete distance-learning courses, attend seminars and pass the final test to obtain the certificate (6 hours).
※Please fill in your student ID number as your account, and the last 5 digits of your student ID number as your password.
2. Take an ARE seminar in NTUST (3 hours) 👈🏻 click
Take the ARE course in NTUST and pass the exam to complete the seminar. Every semester, the schedule and topics of ARE seminars will be announced on the website. Please go to the website and click “Details” for further information about the session.
Credit
ARE seminars are not credit-bearing. When successfully completing the ARE seminar, it suggests that the student has passed the compulsory course "TC5001 Academic Research Ethics". The CGE will then submit the relevant information to the Office of Academic Affairs, “Pass” will be given on the "TC5001 Academic Research Ethics" column in your academic record.
Certificate
FAQ
A: It is highly recommended to complete the seminar within the first year of your study. However, if the student cannot take the seminar in the first year due to force majeure, it is possible to take the seminar during the second year of study. Please note that you must complete the ARE seminar before applying for the oral examination.
A: If you need the official certificate of ARE training hours, we recommend that you take distant-learning courses offered by The Center for Taiwan Academic Research Ethics Education (https://ethics-s.moe.edu.tw/login/s/). When completed, you can print out the training certificate online.
A: If you take distant-learning courses offered by AREE, you can print out the training certificate online when completed.
If you take an ARE seminar in NTUST, no certificate will be issued. Instead, when successfully completed the ARE seminar, it suggests that student has passed the compulsory course "TC5001 Academic Research Ethics". The CGE will then submit the relevant information to the Office of Academic Affairs, “Pass” will be given on the "TC5001 Academic Research Ethics" column in your academic record.
A: During the Temporary Withdrawal period, all grades will not be awarded (cf. NTUST Academic Policies Article 34).