NTUST International Student Scholarship:The National Taiwan University of Science and Technology abbreviated as NTUST or Taiwan Tech is a public technological university located in Taipei, Taiwan. National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech) is one of the top Public universities in Taipei, Taiwan. It is ranked #=267 in QS Global World Rankings 2021.
There are Multiple Fields and Scholarshipsoffered by NTUST University. Currently, NTUST offering International Student Scholarship 2023 for their Spring admissions 2023. It is a Fully Funded Scholarship for International Students with a Master’s degree (M Phill/ MS), and Doctorate (Ph.D.) Degree courses.
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology is accepting the application for a Master & Ph.D. degree under NTUST Scholarship in Taiwan. National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Scholarship is a fully-funded scholarship for all international students around the world. Taiwan Universities are offering more than 2,000 Scholarships this year. The NTUST Taiwan Scholarships is the world’s class famous scholarship.
- First-time applicants: International students who hold bachelor’s or master’s degrees from universities abroad (including dual-degree program students) applying for admission to our graduate programs as full-time students
- Scholarship recipients applying for an extension: Enrolled students may apply for the renewal of the scholarship for their next year of graduate study at the end of their first academic year.
- Not eligible are students
- who are already receiving other forms of financial aid from NTUST or the R.O.C government (Exceptions to this regulations may be granted to students who receive research stipends or work-study payments or financial aid provided under special agreements signed with NTUST.)
- who are concurrently enrolled at NTUST and another university in Taiwan or who engage in full-time paid employment in the R.O.C.
- First-time applicants must submit an application form, official transcripts of the applicant’s highest university degree, letters of recommendation, a physical examination certificate and an official language proficiency test score (TOEFL or equivalent).
- NTUST scholarship recipients applying for an extension of their scholarship must submit the transcript of the previous academic year, a report on or examples of their research achievements, and a recommendation letter from their advisor.
- NTUST scholarships are granted for one academic year, and may be extended once to a maximum period of two years for the completion of a master’s program, or twice to a maximum period of three years for the completion of a Ph. D program.
- NTUST scholarships may include a one-year waiver of tuition and fees (including credit hour fees).
- Value of full-scholarships for master’s programs: Monthly stipends of NT$ 12,000 to be paid after enrollment.
- Value of full-scholarships for doctoral students: Monthly stipends of NT$ 18,000 to be paid after enrollment.
- Value of partial-scholarships for master’s programs: Monthly stipends of NT$ 9,000 to be paid after enrollment.
- Value of partial-scholarships for doctoral programs: Monthly stipends of NT$ 12,500 to be paid after enrollment.
Type of Scholarship
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Full scholarship
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Partial scholarship
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Degree Program
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doctoral
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master
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doctoral
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master
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University
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NT$15,000
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NT$10,000
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NT$9,500
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NT$7,000
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Department or thesis advisor
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NT$3,000
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NT$2,000
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NT$3,000
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NT$2,000
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Total
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NT$18,000
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NT$12,000
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NT$12,500
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NT$9,000
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- Master’s programs: Maximum 2 years; dual-degree program students, maximum 1 year.
- Doctoral programs: Maximum 3 years.
- Fast-track Master to Ph.D. programs (i.e. doctoral students who entered a NTUST Ph.D program after completing the first year of a master’s program at NTUST): Maximum 4 years.
VIII. When to apply:
- New students should submit the scholarship application with their application for admission to NTUST.
- Scholarship recipients should submit the scholarship application to their department or graduate program office before the expiration of their current scholarship, and no later than the scholarship application deadline announced by the university.
- First-time applicants: The application with all supporting documents will be evaluated by the department or graduate program. The notification of being granted a scholarship or not will come with the Letter of Admission issued by the Office of Academic Affairs.
- Application for Extensions: The application with all supporting documents, including a recommendation letter by the supervisor, will be evaluated by the department or graduate program.
Any of the below situations will result in the cancellation or suspension of the NTUST scholarship leading to the termination of all scholarship payments. All decisions to cancel or suspend scholarships have to be approved by the International Student Scholarship Committee of the Office of International Affairs.
- If a scholarship recipient is not recommended for an extension of the scholarship by the department or graduate program.
- If a scholarship recipient has not performed the duties (including academic performance) required from a graduate student, the scholarship can be cancelled any time during the scholarship period.
- If a scholarship recipient takes Leave of Absence, the scholarship will be suspended during that time. If a student leaves Taiwan for over a month during the semester without taking Leave of Absence, the scholarship will be cancelled and cannot be resumed.
- If a scholarship recipient gives up his or her pursuit of study without going through the formal process of withdrawal.
- If a new student / a scholarship recipient does not properly complete the enrollment and/or registration process by the announced deadlines.
- If a scholarship recipient violates R.O.C. laws or is expelled from the university.
- If a scholarship recipient has received one minor demerit or more as punishment for violation of university regulations, the International Student Scholarship Committee will decide on the cancellation of the scholarship.
- Scholarship recipients who had had their scholarships cancelled for any of the above or other reasons, may apply to their department for a resumption of their scholarships if the conditions leading to the cancellation of their scholarship were eliminated. If the resumption of the scholarship is approved, the total scholarship duration will not include the time period of the scholarship cancellation. For example, a Ph.D. student who has received a scholarship for two years and then takes one year’s Leave of Absence, can apply for the third year of the scholarship when resuming his/her studies.