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1950~1999
 1965
An Evening School was set up to offer in-service training for elementary school teachers.- 1967
After Taipei became a Special Municipality on July 1, 1967, the school was renamed Taipei Municipal Normal School for Women.
- 1968
A Summer School was established on campus.
- 1969
Mrs. Betty P. T. Sun succeeded Mrs. Nora Chu as president and dedicated considerable efforts to rebuild the school.
- 1979
In response to the need for more males to enter the teaching profession, the school became coeducational and was renamed Taipei Municipal Teachers Junior College.
- 1984
Dr. Chen Yung-hwa took office as president.
- 1986
Dr. Mao Lian-wen succeeded Dr. Chen Yung-hwa as president.
- 1987
The school was upgraded to a prominent, citysupported institute of higher education and assumed its present name: Taipei Municipal Teachers College. An Office of In-Service Teachers Training was set up.
- 1989
The school set up the Department of Art Education.
- 1991
Chin Pu Hall was built.
- 1994
Dr. Mao Lian-wen was promoted Director of National Institute of Educational Resources and Researches. Dr. Tsai Chiu-lai was the acting president.
- 1995
Dr. Lin Yung-shi was elected and appointed as president by the Ministry of Education.
- 1998
Dr. Lin Yung-shi's term ended and the Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Yang Long-lih served as the acting president.
- 1999
Dr. Wu Ching-shan was elected and appointed as president by the Ministry of Education.
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