醫學校 Medical School

The Taiwan Governor's Medical School was established in 1897 by the then Taiwan Governor's Office to train local medical professionals and improve public health in Taiwan. In 1899, the "Official System of the Medical School of the Taiwan Governor's Office" was promulgated, and in July of the same year, the "Rules of the Medical School of the Taiwan Governor's Office" were promulgated, the first of which stated that "the Medical School of the Taiwan Governor's Office is a medical training centre that teaches medical science to the people of the island" and stipulated that "the duration of the course is four years for the bachelor's degree and one year for the preparatory degree". This was the beginning of medical education in Taiwan. 

Source from National Taiwan Library Collection

The school became the Taiwan Governor's Medical College in 1919, was renamed Taipei Medical College in 1922, and merged with the Medical Faculty of the Imperial University of Taipei in 1936. After the end of World War II and the restoration of Taiwan, the Taiwan Governor's Medical College became the National Taiwan University School of Medicine, which is now an important part of National Taiwan University.

Source from Takagi Tomoe's Collection

Source from National Taiwan Library Collection