List of mainland Chinese schools reopened in Taiwan

Mainland Chinese schools reopened in Taiwan () refer to the re-establishment of pre-1949 mainland Chinese schools in Taiwan after 1949. These included schools from middle schools to universities.

List of schools Military and police academies Republic of China Naval Academy (Shanghai, 1866 → Kaohsiung, 1949) Republic of China Air Force Academy (Hangzhou, 1929 → Kaohsiung, 1949) National Defense Medical Center (Shanghai, 1902 → Taipei, 1949) Republic of China Military Academy (Guangzhou, 1924 → Kaohsiung, 1950) Central Police University (Nanjing, 1936 → Taoyuan, 1954)

Universities Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology (Shanghai, 1933 → Taoyuan, 1953) Soochow University (Suzhou, 1900 → Taipei, 1954) National Chengchi University (Nanjing, 1927 → Taipei, 1954) Providence University (Kaifeng, 1932 → Taichung, 1956) National Tsing Hua University (Beiping, 1911 → Hsinchu, 1956) National Chiao Tung University (Shanghai, 1896 → Hsinchu, 1958) Fu Jen Catholic University (Beiping, 1925 → Taipei, 1961) National Central University (Nanjing, 1915 → Taoyuan, 1962) St. John's University (Shanghai, 1905 → New Taipei, 1967) National Sun Yat-sen University (Guangzhou, 1904 → Kaohsiung, 1980；current sources denied "reopen") National Chi Nan University (Nanjing, 1906 → Puli, 1995；official history now denied "reopen", but claim held by alumnus in Hong Kong)

See also Famous four universities in republican China List of universities in Taiwan List of mainland Chinese schools reopened in Hong Kong Free University of Berlin – with American support, it was founded as the de facto Western continuation of the University of Berlin, which had reopened in 1946 in the Soviet sector of Berlin Soongsil University – established in Pyongyang (1897; now North Korea) but relocated to Seoul, South Korea (1954) after the Korean War

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