This study focused on the quality and proposals of faculty evaluation in universities/colleges of technology. It was conducted mainly through expert interview, the Delphi technique, and questionnaire survey. Specifically, there were 9 experts interviewed. As for the Delphi method procedure, 15 scholars were consulted in three rounds in order to reach a consensus. Totally, 486 questionnaires were collected from faculty in universities/colleges of technology. The result of the study was as follows: 1. The criteria for measuring the quality of faculty evaluation in universities/colleges of technology include 4 dimensions, i.e. the propriety, the utility, the feasibility, and the accuracy, all of which consist of 41 items of the criteria. 2. When it comes to the individual faculty evaluation system, faculty of the private universities/colleges of technology show low confidence in the quality of the indicators referring to the utility, the feasibility, and the accuracy. 3. During evaluation system design processes, there are 5 issues to take good care of.