Q1. How do I apply for a membership card?
A1.
1. Please come to the Office of Physical Education to pay the membership fee.

2. Bring two 2-inch passport-sized photos to the Office of Physical Education and fill out the registration form.

Q2. What is the cost of the membership card?

A2.Membership Fees (NT$)

Annual Fee	MCUT Students		MCUT Staff and Dependents		Alumni, Employees and Dependents		Public
	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male	Female
Physical Fitness Center Membership	600		1000		1400		2200
Swimming Pool Membership	500	400	1000	800	1400	1100	2200	1700
Both Memberships	800	700	1500	1300	2100	1900	3400	3000

Q3. What are the opening hours of Office of Physical Education?
A3.Mondays to Fridays 8:00-17:00.

Q4. What are the opening hours of the gym?

A4. The operating hours of the gym are from 17:00 to 20:00, Monday to Friday. The gym is closed on national holidays. 

Q5. What are the opening hours of the swimming pool?

A5. From May 1st to October 31st,  the swimming pool opens on weekdays from 5:30am to 7:30am and from 5:30pm to 9:30pm, and on weekends from 8:00am to 5:00pm.

Q6. What is the validity period of the membership card?

A6.Membership is valid for one year.

Q7. What are the rental hours and fee for the badminton court?

A7. The rental hours are divided into three time slots: 17:00-18:30, 18:30-20:00, and 20:00-21:30. The rental fee is NT$ 200 for students and NT$250 for faculty and staff, and each session is 1.5 hours.

Q8. Where is the Office of Physical Education located?

A8. On the 3rd floor of the Gymnasium Building.

Q9. Where is the fitness gym located?

A9. The fitness gym is located on B2 of the Gymnasium Building. 

Q10. Where is the badminton court located?

A10. The badminton courts are located on the 3rd floor of the Gymnasium Building.

Q11. What are the graduation requirements for swimming and campus road running?
A11. Swimming

Students must complete 25 meters using any of the following strokes: freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, or butterfly.
Touching the pool bottom, lane ropes, pool walls, or using floating aids is not allowed. Students must also perform at least one breath exchange during the swim. Successfully completing this requirement is considered a passing standard.

For first-year and second-year students, swimming ability tests are conducted by course instructors during PE classes and are included in the physical education grade.

For third-year students (first semester), a unified swimming proficiency test is conducted by the Sports Office during the first week of the semester. Students who do not pass must attend swimming remedial classes.

A11. Campus Road Running

All students are required to participate in campus road running events organized by the university during their study period (except those with approved official leave, injury, or illness). For first-year and second-year students, road running performance is included in the physical education grade.

For graduating students (fourth-year students), the requirement is to complete the campus road run within 37 minutes in the academic year to pass the graduation standard.

Students who do not meet the requirement may have the standard adjusted based on Body Mass Index (BMI):

Male students: BMI > 28
Female students: BMI > 27

For every 0.1 increase in BMI, 5 seconds are added to the time limit. (Students must complete a weigh-in at the Sports Office on the test day or within one day before or after.) Students who still do not pass after adjustment must attend a make-up test.

Q12. How do I apply for a road running or swimming test if I am unable to do so due to injury, illness, or other reasons?

A12.Students who are unable to participate in vigorous physical activities due to injury, illness, or other reasons may apply for exemption by completing the “Application Form for Exemption from Physical Fitness Graduation Requirement Assessment” (Form No.: A0F0070106). Applicants must attach a medical certificate issued by a teaching hospital, a public hospital under the Department of Health, or a municipal hospital. Upon approval by the Physical Education Curriculum Committee, students may be exempted from the physical fitness test, make-up test, and swimming remedial classes.

Applications may only be submitted during the second semester of the senior year (fourth year). The medical certificate must be issued after the start of the second semester.