Government Scholarship

 

Each year, Taiwan (R.O.C.) government offers scholarships to international students coming to Taiwan to study through Taiwan Embassies and Taipei Representative Offices around the world. Government scholarships are often generous and can cover awardees’ both tuition fees and living costs in Taiwan. Please visit here to check with Taiwan’s representative office in your country to learn which scholarship is applicable for your case. The most popular scholarships that IMICS students received are MOE Taiwan Scholarships.

 

You can also check if your country’s government has any scholarship program to send students to study abroad.

 

Please note that, Taiwan government scholarship programs are separate from university admission, thus you have to apply for both separately at the same time. If you get the scholarship but fail to obtain university admission, your scholarship will be cancelled. And recipients of government scholarship cannot at the same time receive other scholarships.

 

For your reference, please visit NCCU OIC website to learn about different possible types of Taiwan government scholarships

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U.S. Fulbright Student Grants

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IMICS is one of the 12 programs that host Fulbright students in Taiwan. More information on U.S Fulbright Student Grants can be found at Fulbright Taiwan website.

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University Scholarship

 

According to NCCU’s policy, colleges and departments will nominate qualified newly enrolled students to receive New International Student Scholarship (NT$80,000 for Master student) and New International Student Tuition Waiver.

 

After finishing at least one semester at NCCU, students can apply for NCCU Academic Excellence Scholarship for International Students, of which amount depends on funding availability.

 

More information regarding NCCU scholarship can be found at OIC website.

 

 

College of Communication Scholarship

 

Depending on available funding each year, College of Communication can offer current students with scholarships based on academic performance, research contribution and participation to the college and the department’s activities.