NYCU International Student Scholarship

The NYCU International Student Scholarship for Master's study is handled through NYCU's international admissions process. Incoming students apply for scholarship consideration together with their degree application. NYCU states that monthly stipends and tuition awards may be granted together or separately, and scholarship continuation depends on academic performance and annual review. For a detailed breakdown, see our NYCU International Student Scholarship guide.

TaiwanMastersPartially FundedDeadline: March 15, 2026 (Fall 2026 international degree-seeking application window closes; spring cycle is typically August-September)

Official source: NYCU Office of International Affairs • Last updated:

Quick summary

The NYCU International Student Scholarship for Master's study is handled through NYCU's international admissions process. Incoming students apply for scholarship consideration together with their degree application. NYCU states that monthly stipends and tuition awards may be granted together or separately, and scholarship continuation depends on academic performance and annual review.

Eligibility

Study location
Taiwan
Academic background
Must meet admission/academic requirements for Masters study (check official source)
Admission required
Many providers require admission or a valid offer before funding decisions (confirm official source)
Minimum GPA/grades
Merit threshold is provider/program-dependent (confirm official source)
Work experience
Requirement varies by scholarship type and provider
Field of study
Program-dependent; applicants must match eligible disciplines listed by the provider
Residency requirement
May apply for country-targeted or region-targeted schemes
Document language/translations
Certified translations/legalization may be required for non-native-language documents
Current enrollment status
Depends on call rules (new-admit vs currently-enrolled categories may differ)
Age limit
Age policy varies by provider/country profile; many schemes do not publish one universal cap
Language requirements
Set by the host institution/program; accepted tests or exemptions vary by provider
Eligible nationalities
International students admitted to NYCU degree programs
Degree level
Master's applicants can apply through the international degree-seeking route
Incoming student route
Scholarship is requested together with admission application
Current student renewal benchmark
Graduate GPA 3.5 for renewal applications
Funding rule
Applicants receiving Taiwan government scholarships/grants are not eligible for this internal scholarship category

Benefits

Tuition
Listed as partial (confirm coverage on official source)
Stipend
Included (amount varies — check official source)
Accommodation
Provider-dependent; may be included, subsidized, or unavailable by scheme
Travel
Provider-dependent; some schemes include one-time travel support
Health insurance
Coverage depends on scholarship conditions and host-country rules
Other benefits
Additional support may include research, books, or orientation allowances (scheme-dependent)
Visa/residence support
Some schemes provide limited support; verify visa-fee or permit support on official source
Application fee
Fee policy is portal/provider-specific; confirm before submission
  • Tuition award options include tuition waiver or tuition charged at local-student rate
  • Monthly stipend support is available under NYCU scholarship rules
  • Stipend and tuition award can be granted together or separately
  • Award is normally valid for 1 year and may be renewed based on review and policy limits

Application process

  1. Open the NYCU international degree-seeking application system during the official cycle
  2. Submit the full admission application for the chosen Master's program
  3. Select scholarship consideration within the admission process
  4. Upload required admissions documents and submit before the deadline
  5. Check admission/scholarship result notices and complete enrollment steps if admitted
  6. Account/nomination: Create an account or complete nomination/referral steps where the provider requires it.
  7. Selection method: Follow the provider’s official process (merit/test/interview/portfolio, as applicable).

Required documents

  • Passport copy
  • Highest degree certificate
  • Academic transcripts
  • Study plan or statement of purpose
  • Recommendation letters
  • Language proficiency evidence required by the selected program
  • CV/Resume
  • Admission letter / proof of enrollment (if required)
  • Certified translations (if required)
  • Portfolio / research proposal (if required)
  • Medical / health certificate (if required)
  • Any additional forms requested by the provider

Good to know

  • The published January-March and July-September scholarship periods on the scholarship page are for current-student applications/renewals.
  • For new international applicants, scholarship request is embedded in the admissions application and follows the admissions cycle.
  • Final funding package details are confirmed in official admission/scholarship notifications.

FAQ

Is NYCU scholarship application separate for new Master's applicants?

No. NYCU states incoming students apply for scholarship together with their admission application.

Is this always fully funded?

Not always. NYCU indicates tuition award and monthly stipend may be offered together or separately.

What is the key Fall 2026 deadline?

The official NYCU international degree-seeking Fall 2026 window shown on OIA is 12/20/2025 to 3/15/2026.

What GPA is used for graduate renewal applications?

NYCU scholarship FAQ lists a graduate benchmark of GPA 3.5 for renewal applications.

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