The Taiwan Scholarship
More details :
The Fully Funded Taiwan Scholarship offers international students the opportunity to pursue master's, MPhil, or PhD degrees at universities in Taiwan. The scholarship covers tuition fees, a monthly stipend, and other benefits, making it accessible to students worldwide. Taiwan universities provide thousands of scholarships across various academic fields, including Science, Arts, Engineering, and Management.
The application process is simple, with no requirement for an acceptance letter from a professor. Taiwan scholarships are among the most accessible for international students, yet many candidates remain unaware of them. With nearly 2,000 scholarships available for high-achieving students, this program aims to attract talented individuals seeking quality education and research opportunities.
Eligibility :
Nationality: Applicants must be non-Taiwanese citizens.
Education: Must hold a high school diploma for undergraduate programs or a bachelor's/master’s degree for graduate programs.
University Admission: Must meet the admission requirements of a recognized university in Taiwan.
Academic Performance: Should have a strong academic record.
Health Status: Must be in good physical and mental health.
No Other Scholarships: Cannot be a recipient of other government-funded scholarships in Taiwan.
Language Requirement: Some universities may require proof of language proficiency in English or Mandarin.
Required documents :
Application Form: A completed and signed application form, available on the official Taiwan Scholarship website.
Personal Statement: A written statement describing academic background, research interests, and reasons for studying in Taiwan.
Two Letters of Recommendation: Written by professors or supervisors who can confirm the applicant’s academic and research abilities.
Academic Transcripts: Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate coursework.
Degree Certificate: A copy of the undergraduate or graduate degree certificate.
Language Proficiency Certificate: Proof of proficiency in the language of instruction (English or Chinese), such as TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent test scores.
Research Proposal (For PhD Applicants): A detailed research proposal outlining the study plan and objectives.
Other Supporting Documents: CV, proof of work experience, published research (if applicable), or any other relevant documents.
How to apply :
To apply for the Taiwan Scholarship, you need to follow the given process:
Select a University and Program: Identify universities in Taiwan that offer your desired program. Ensure the program aligns with your academic and career goals.
Review Admission Requirements: Visit the official website of your chosen university.
Understand specific admission criteria and required documents.
Prepare Application Materials
Submit directly to the university within their specified application period.
For the Taiwan Scholarship: Submit the scholarship application to the Taiwan Embassy or Representative Office in your country.
If you have any general questions about the Taiwan Scholarship Program, contact the Taiwan Scholarship Program Office via email at taiwanscholarship@mail.moe.gov.tw.
List of universities in Taiwan that offer scholarships
The Scholarship Benefits:
Tuition and Fees Coverage: Covers tuition and academic fees for the entire duration of the program.
Some universities may provide additional subsidies for other expenses.
Monthly Stipend:
NT$15,000 (≈ US$530) per month for undergraduate students.
NT$20,000 (≈ US$710) per month for master’s and PhD students.
Airfare Support: A one-time round-trip economy-class ticket for the most direct route between Taiwan and the student’s home country.
Medical and Accident Insurance: Mandatory health and accident insurance for the scholarship duration.
Mandarin Language Training: Some recipients may be required to take Mandarin language courses to enhance their proficiency.