This article presents an attempt to make sense of teaching leadership of university in Taiwan. According to the literature review and the result of empirical researches, the dimension of university teaching leadership can be constructed and the indicators are highlighted. The literacy of university teaching leadership is divided into five levels: teaching profession, teaching commitment, precise decision making, self-reflection, and professional community, which show their rational correlation with each other based on the statistic results. Further, some findings resulted from research have been analysed, ie., professional position, academic and administrational experiences, and public or private universities and institutes, gender, ages of in-service professional career. Some of them show significant differences, whereas others not. In the end, the author declaims that the indicators of university teaching leadership may be applied for judging teachers’ salary range, excellent teaching, and even certificate of teaching profession. In addition, that commitment and professional community should be improved due to its important impacts on excellent classroom management, organizational skills and pedagogy.