Study abroad in Taiwan
Studying in Taiwan is increasingly interested by young people because of the outstanding training quality of universities here. Besides, the cost is not too high and the opportunity to get a scholarship are the reasons why studying in Taiwan is becoming more attractive than ever.
Taiwan is a country with a small area, but Taiwan is an economic powerhouse. In order to have a prosperous society like today, they have focused on investing in education and training talents to serve the development of the country.
Taiwanese education has always been highly appreciated in the region and in the world. The learning environment here is very friendly with a culture quite similar to Vietnam. Taiwan is really a top study destination for students. Let’s find out about studying in Taiwan through the article below!
Reasons to study in Taiwan attract international students?
- Taiwan’s education is ranked 17th in the world with modern and advanced education.
- The educational program is 100% “standard” according to the American curriculum. Currently, there are 4 universities in the Top 100 in the world and 24 universities in the Top 500 in the world.
- The training program is diverse, international students do not need to worry about learning Chinese.
- You can learn normally in English. Highly appreciated training courses such as: IT, Biotechnology, languages, business administration, hotel tourism,…
- The scholarship system for international students is very diverse and extremely good. There are many job opportunities right after graduation because the demand for human resources is quite large. Diplomas from universities in Taiwan are recognized by over 200 countries around the world.
- It is easy to transfer the program from Taiwan to the UK, Australia, USA, Korea, Japan, Canada right from the 2nd semester. The cost of studying in Taiwan is moderate.
- The distance is close to Vietnam, you only need to fly 3-4 hours to arrive. And you can also catch the rhythm of s….
What does a Taiwan study abroad profile include??
Full dossier set
- Highest diploma: Transcripts/transcripts (GPA from 6.0)
- Birth certificate
- Medical examination certificate (Taiwanese form) and Rubela injection if female students.
- Passport
- Photo card 4×6
- Passbook for financial proof
- English or Chinese certificate Letter of introduction
- Study plan Certificate/certificate of merit
- Scientific research project report (doctorate)
- Other documents as required by the school/faculty
In addition to the above basic documents, schools/faculties in Taiwan also require international students to submit a number of other documents.
Therefore, you should carefully research the application requirements based on the school’s admission portal in Taiwan.
The documents in the dossier must be notarized into English or Chinese, then brought to the Consular Legalization Procedure at the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam and certified by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vietnam.
After submitting your application, being accepted by a school in Taiwan, and submitting your application for admission in Taiwan, you will need to prepare your application for a visa.
Taiwan Student Visa Application Kit
The Taiwan student visa interview dossier includes the following documents:
- Original and photocopy passports, passports must be valid for more than 6 months.
- 1 copy of the visa application form signed by the student (attached with 2 photos of 4×6 with a white background taken in the last 6 months).
- Copy and original admission notice.
- Original and copy of the highest academic diploma.
- Documents proving finances: savings book, copy and original land use right certificate and proof of monthly income of the sponsor.
- Study Plan (Chinese or English)
- Medical Certificate (Chinese form)
- Chinese Certificate: TOCFL 2 or higher
- English CertificateL TOEFL iBT 26 points or higher, pBT 385 points or higher, TOEIC 375 points or higher, IELTS 3.0 or higher.
The cost of applying for a visa is 66 USD, the time is 5 working days. If you want to do it urgently, the cost is 99 USD, the time is 2 working days.
How much does it cost to study in Taiwan?
Taiwan is a country with quality education and a civilized life. Besides, the cost here is not too expensive like Singapore, South Korea or Japan. Therefore, studying in Taiwan is increasingly chosen by more and more people.
The cost of studying in Taiwan depends on whether you study in a public or private school and where you live. Tuition fees will also vary depending on each major and each study program.
The tuition fees for studying in Taiwan for your reference are as follows:
| Training Programs | Tuition Fees |
| Language Programs in Taiwan | Interval 1.000 USD |
| Bachelor’s Programs in Taiwan | Interval 3.000 – 3.600 USD |
| Master’s Degree Programs in Taiwan | Interval 3.200 – 4.000 USD |
The cost of living in Taiwan you should know
Besides tuition fees, living expenses also account for a significant part of the total cost of studying in Taiwan. Living expenses can be mentioned such as housing, meals, and travel expenses…
Housing or dormitory costs for international students in Taiwan
Most of the new students choose to live in the school’s dormitory to gradually get used to studying life in Taiwan. The cost of a dormitory ranges from $70 to $150 per month, depending on the school in Taiwan. If you choose to live outside the house, the cost of housing will be higher, but in return, students have their own space and are free to spend hours.
Other living expenses when studying in Taiwan such as electricity, water, internet,… falls around 400,000 – 1,000,000 VND/month.
Meal and travel expenses for international students in Taiwan
In terms of food, dormitories usually have canteens that provide meals for students. The price of each meal at the dormitory canteen at Taiwanese schools ranges from 40,000 to 90,000 VND.
One of the costs that you need to pay attention to is the cost of travel. Normally, the cost of traveling in a month is around 1,400,000 VND if you use public transportation
Specifically, some costs:
- Bread (1 serving): NTD$50 ~ 37.667 VND
- Gasoline (1 litre): NTD$34 ~ 25.613 VND
- Cabbage (1 kg) NTD$39 ~ 29.380 VND
- Movie tickets: NTD$260 ~ 195.869 VND
- Rice (1 kg): NTD$60 ~ 45.200 VND
- Milk (1800ml): NTD$150 ~ 113.000 VND
- Egg (10 quả): NTD$40 ~ 30.000 VND
- Coca Cola (chai nhựa 600ml): NTD$30 ~ 22.600 VND
- Taxi (1.25km): NTD$70 ~ 52.734 VND
* Reference exchange rate NTD$/ VND: 1 NTD$ ~ 753.34 VND.
Other costs of studying in Taiwan
There are also some other costs that students need to pay attention to when studying and living in Taiwan such as the cost of medicine, entertainment, and shopping for personal items,… The average total cost of living for an international student in Taiwan is about 3,000,000 VND – 6,000,000 VND/month.
- The phone fee is about NTD$ 300 per month if you use 4G, the cost may be higher.
- Reference HSR fares from Taipei to Tainan: NTD$ 1305 per way
- Train fare from Taipei to Tainan: NTD$ 669 per way
- Ubus / Ho-Hsin from Taipei to Tainan: NTD$ 460 per way.
Summary of scholarships to study in Taiwan
Schools in Taiwan have attractive scholarship programs for students, such as:
Undergraduate Scholarship to Study in Taiwan
- Type A Scholarship: 100% Tuition Fee Waiver Type B
- Scholarship: 50% Tuition Fee Waiver Type C
- Scholarship: 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
Graduate Scholarships
- Category A Scholarship: 100% tuition fee, dormitory fee and monthly living expense support.
- Type B Scholarship: 100% tuition fee waiver and 100% dormitory fee Type C
- Scholarship: 100% tuition fee waiver Type D
- Scholarship: 50% tuition fee waiver and 50% dormitory Type E
- Scholarship: 50% tuition fee waiver
Compared to countries such as South Korea and Japan, scholarships of universities in Taiwan are not too strict. Students only need to have a cumulative GPA of 8.0 or higher and have an English or Chinese certificate as prescribed to have many chances of being granted a scholarship.
The criteria for considering a scholarship to study in Taiwan are usually based on:
- Academic competence (transcripts, certificates, certificates of merit,…)
- Foreign language proficiency (English or Chinese) Letter of recommendation for study plan in Taiwan
- Ability to be demonstrated through the interview round
List of universities in Taiwan
| National Central University (NCU) |
| National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) |
| National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) |
| National Chengchi University (NCCU) |
| National Chi Nan University (NCNU) |
| National Chiao Tung University (NCTU) |
| National Chiayi University (NCYU) |
| National Chung Cheng University (CCU) |
| National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) |
| National Dong Hwa University (NDHU) |
| National Ilan University (NIU) |
| National Pingtung University (NPTU) |
| National Quemoy University (NQU) |
| National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU) |
| National Taipei University (NTPU) |
| National Taitung University (NTTU) |
| National Taiwan University (NTU) |
| National Taiwan Ocean University (NTOU) |
| National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) |
| National United University (NUU) |
| National University of Tainan (NUTN) |
| National Yang-Ming University (NYMU) |
| University of Taipei (UT) |
Pedagogical Universities
| National Changhua University of Education (NCUE) |
| National Kaohsiung Normal University (NKNU) |
| National Taichung University of Education (NTCU) |
| National Taipei University of Education (NTUE) |
| National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) |
Arts and Sport Universities
Private Universities
| Aletheia University (AU) |
| Asia University (ASIA) |
| Chang Gung University (CGU) |
| Chang Jung Christian University (CJCU) |
| Chinese Culture University (CCU) |
| China Medical University (CMU) |
| Chung Hua University (CHU) |
| Chung Shan Medical University (CSMU) |
| Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) |
| CTBC Financial Management College (CTBC) |
| Dayeh University (DYU) |
| Feng Chia University (FCU) |
| Fo Guang University (FGU) |
| Fu Jen Catholic University (FJU) |
| Hsuan Chuang University (HCU) |
| Huafan University (HFU) |
| I-Shou University (ISU) |
| Kainan University (KNU) |
| Kaohsiung Medical University (KMU) |
| Mackay Medical College (MMC) |
| Ming Chuan University (MCU) |
| MingDao University (MDU) |
| Nanhua University (NHU) |
| Providence University (PU) |
| Shih Chien University (USC) |
| Shih Hsin University (SHU) |
| Soochow University (SCU) |
| Taipei Medical University (TMU) |
| Taiwan Shoufu University (TSU) |
| Tamkang University (TKU) |
| Tatung University (TTU) |
| Toko University (TOKO) |
| Tunghai University (THU) |
| Tzu Chi University (TCU) |
| University of Kang Ning (UKN) |
| Yuan Ze University (YZU) |
Universities of the Faculty of Science and Technology
| Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology (CTUST) |
| Chang Gung University of Science and Technology (CGUST) |
| Chaoyang University of Technology (CYUT) |
| Cheng Shiu University (CSU) |
| Chia Nan University of Pharmacy and Science (CHNA) |
| Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology (UCH) |
| Chienkuo Technology University (CTU) |
| China University of Science and Technology (CUST) |
| China University of Technology (CUTE) |
| Chung Chou University of Science and Technology (CCUT) |
| Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology (HWAI) |
| Far East University (FEU) |
| Fooyin University (FYU) |
| Hsing Wu University (HWU) |
| Hsiuping University of Science and Technology (HUST) |
| Hungkuang University (HK) |
| Jinwen University of Science and Technology (JUST) |
| Kao Yuan University (KYU) |
| Kun Shan University (KSU) |
| Ling Tung University (LTU) |
| Lunghwa University of Science and Technology (LHU) |
| Meiho University (MU) |
| Ming Chi University of Technology (MCUT) |
| Minghsin University of Science and Technology (MUST) |
| Nan Kai University of Technology (NKUT) |
| Overseas Chinese University (OCU) |
| Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology (STUST) |
| St. John’s University (SJU) |
| Shu-Te University (STU) |
| Ta Hwa University of Science and Technology (TUST) |
| Tainan University of Technology (TUT) |
| Taipei Chengshih University of Science and Technology (TPCU) |
| Tajen University (TAJEN) |
| Takming University of Science and Technology (TMUST) |
| TransWorld University (TWU) |
| Tungnan University (TNU) |
| Vanung University (VNU) |
| WuFeng University (WFU) |
| Yu Da University (YDU) |
| Yuanpei University (YPU) |
Self-sufficient study abroad in Taiwan
Nowadays, there are many people who aspire to study in Taiwan, but not everyone can go for a scholarship. Therefore, many students choose to study abroad in Taiwan on their own to realize their dreams. This form has much simpler conditions than the conditions for being granted a scholarship.
However, studying in Taiwan on your own means that you will have to pay all the expenses yourself. These expenses include language learning fees, application costs, procedures, air tickets, tuition fees, accommodation and other living expenses. For some students, these costs can be relatively high. Therefore, to reduce the financial burden, many students have looked for a part-time job while studying here.
Regarding study abroad documents and visa applications for undergraduate and postgraduate self-funded systems, you can refer to the first part of the article.
When studying abroad in Taiwan on your own, you can choose any profession that suits your needs. Some majors that should be studied here can be mentioned such as information technology, marketing, nursing, tourism, economics, etc. Degrees in Taiwan are recognized by many countries around the world. Therefore, students after graduation can work in multinational corporations with attractive salaries.
Study in Taiwan
Studying in Taiwan is a form in which students enroll in Chinese language studies at the university’s Chinese language centers. These are the things that many students choose before starting their undergraduate or graduate studies.
This form is that you only devote yourself to learning the language, the study time is quite small and students are issued a part-time work card immediately. Many students during the time of language learning have saved a lot of money thanks to part-time work.
Studying in Taiwan Language Program brings great advantages to international students after graduation.
This is also a time for you to learn, experience and adapt to life in Taiwan. In addition, mastering the language in advance will help you learn more effectively when you enter your major. After graduation, with good foreign language skills, your job opportunities are also more open.
The requirements for admission to the language system in Taiwan are also not too high. Short training period, no more than 2 years.
Eligibility:
- The minimum requirement is that you must have graduated from high school and have an academic record of 6.0 or higher.
- Have a certificate in Chinese Tocfl level 1 or English Toeic 300.
- Be in good health, free from infectious diseases.
Study in Taiwan while working
It is a joint education program between businesses and schools of the Ministry of Education of Taiwan. Students who go to study will be able to do internships at affiliated enterprises to pay for their studies and living expenses.
The benefits of participating in the Work-Study in Taiwan program can be mentioned as the opportunity to receive attractive scholarships and internships in positions related to the major studied. In addition, students who go through this form also have the opportunity to stay in Taiwan to work and settle down.
Documents to be prepared:
- Original passport, the validity of the passport must be more than 6 months or more.
- Chinese (required) and English (if applicable) certificates.
- Transcripts and university diplomas (or provisional diplomas), translated and notarized copies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam.
- A financial proof (account balance of 5,000 USD or more, equivalent to about 100 million VND) or real estate certificate.
- A satisfactory health certificate (Examination items at the request of the Taiwanese government and assigned to the Vietnamese hospital for examination).
Introduction of Taiwanese language study abroad program
With the Taiwanese language learning program, there will be some suitable students such as:
- You have a desire to live, study and work in Taiwan for a long time.
- Or you already have a TOCFL 1 or higher certificate but want to go to Taiwan so that you can learn more about the language.
- Passionate and want to learn more about this Taiwanese language.
How to learn Taiwanese?
Taiwanese Hokkien is commonly referred to as Taiwanese. This is a variation of the Minnan-Chinese language. Hokkien is spoken by 70% of Taiwanese people on a daily basis. The rest use Mandarin Chinese (Mandarin).
Taiwanese can be considered the local language of China. It can also be considered an independent language. Because the language has distinct syllables, it is not the same as Mandarin Chinese.
Forms of learning Taiwanese
- Learn with Taiwanese language learning syllabus Learn through Taiwanese Hokkien language learning software Language system form
Studying in Taiwan is increasingly interested by young people because of the outstanding training quality of universities here. Besides, the cost is not too high and the opportunity to get a scholarship are the reasons why studying in Taiwan is becoming more attractive than ever.
Taiwan is a country with a small area, but Taiwan is an economic powerhouse. In order to have a prosperous society like today, they have focused on investing in education and training of talents to serve the development of the country.
Taiwanese education has always been highly appreciated in the region and in the world. The learning environment here is very friendly with a culture quite similar to Vietnam. Taiwan is really a top study destination for students. Let’s find out about studying in Taiwan through the article below!
Reasons to study in Taiwan attract international students?
- Taiwan’s education is ranked 17th in the world with modern and advanced education.
- The educational program is 100% “standard” according to the American curriculum.
- Currently, there are 4 universities in the Top 100 in the world and 24 universities in the Top 500 in the world.
- The training program is diverse, international students do not need to worry about learning Chinese.
- You can learn normally in English.
- Highly appreciated training courses such as: IT, Biotechnology, languages, business administration, hotel tourism,…
- The scholarship system for international students is very diverse and extremely good.
- There are many job opportunities right after graduation because the demand for human resources is quite large.
- Diplomas from universities in Taiwan are recognized by over 200 countries around the world.
- It is easy to transfer the program from Taiwan to the UK, Australia, USA, Korea, Japan, Canada right from the 2nd semester.
- The cost of studying in Taiwan is moderate. The distance is close to Vietnam, you only need to fly 3-4 hours to arrive. And you can also catch the rhythm of s….
What does a Taiwan study abroad profile include??
Full dossier set
- Highest diploma: Transcripts/transcripts (GPA from 6.0)
- Birth certificate, Medical examination certificate (Taiwanese form) and Rubela injection if female students.
- Passport
- Photo card 4×6
- Passbook for financial proof
- English or Chinese certificate
- Letter of introduction Study plan
- Certificate/certificate of merit Scientific research project report (doctorate)
- Other documents as required by the school/faculty
In addition to the above basic documents, schools/faculties in Taiwan also require international students to submit a number of other documents. Therefore, you should carefully research the application requirements based on the school’s admission portal in Taiwan.
The documents in the dossier must be notarized into English or Chinese, then brought to the Consular Legalization Procedure at the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam and certified by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vietnam.
After submitting your application, being accepted by a school in Taiwan, and submitting your application for admission in Taiwan, you will need to prepare your application for a visa.
Taiwan Student Visa Application Kit
The Taiwan student visa interview dossier includes the following documents:
- Original and photocopy passports, passports must be valid for more than 6 months.
- 1 copy of the visa application form signed by the student (attached with 2 photos of 4×6 with a white background taken in the last 6 months).
- Copy and original admission notice.
- Original and copy of the highest academic diploma.
- Documents proving finances: savings book, copy and original land use right certificate and proof of monthly income of the sponsor.
- Study plan (Chinese or English) Health certificate (Chinese form) Chinese language certificate: TOCFL 2 or higher English certificate TOEFL iBT 26 points or higher, pBT 385 points or higher, TOEIC 375 points or higher, IELTS 3.0 or higher.
The cost of applying for a visa is 66 USD, the time is 5 working days. If you want to do it urgently, the cost is 99 USD, the time is 2 working days.
How much does it cost to study in Taiwan?
Taiwan is a country with quality education and a civilized life. Besides, the cost here is not too expensive like Singapore, South Korea or Japan. Therefore, studying in Taiwan is increasingly chosen by more and more people.
The cost of studying in Taiwan depends on whether you study in a public or private school and where you live. Tuition fees will also vary depending on each major and each study program. The tuition fees for studying in Taiwan for your reference are as follows:
| Training Programs | Tuition Fees |
| Language Programs in Taiwan | Interval 1.000 USD |
| Bachelor’s Programs in Taiwan | Interval 3.000 – 3.600 USD |
| Master’s Degree Programs in Taiwan | Khoảng 3.200 – 4.000 USD |
The cost of living in Taiwan you should know
Besides tuition fees, living expenses also account for a significant part of the total cost of studying in Taiwan. Living expenses can be mentioned such as housing, meals, and travel expenses…
Housing or dormitory costs for international students in Taiwan
Most of the new students choose to live in the school’s dormitory to gradually get used to studying life in Taiwan. The cost of a dormitory ranges from $70 to $150 per month, depending on the school in Taiwan. If you choose to live outside the house, the cost of housing will be higher, but in return, students have their own space and are free to spend hours.
Other living expenses when studying in Taiwan such as electricity, water, internet,… falls around 400,000 – 1,000,000 VND/month.
Meal and travel expenses for international students in Taiwan
In terms of food, dormitories usually have canteens that provide meals for students. The price of each meal at the dormitory canteen at Taiwanese schools ranges from 40,000 – 90,000 VND.
One of the costs that you need to pay attention to is the cost of travel. Normally, the cost of traveling in a month is around 1,400,000 VND if you use public transportation
Specifically, some costs:
- Bread (1 serving): NTD$50 ~ 37,667 VND
- Petrol (1 liter): NTD$34 ~ 25,613 VND
- Cabbage (1 kg) NTD$39 ~ 29,380 VND
- Movie tickets: NTD$260 ~ 195,869 VND
- Rice (1 kg): NTD$60 ~ 45,200 VND
- Milk (1800ml): NTD$150 ~ 113,000 VND
- Eggs (10 pieces): NTD$40 ~ 30,000 VND
- Coca Cola (600ml plastic bottle): NTD$30 ~ 22,600 VND
- Taxi (1.25km): NTD$70 ~ 52.734 VND
* Reference exchange rate NTD$/ VND: 1 NTD$ ~ 753.34 VND.
Other costs of studying in Taiwan
There are also some other costs that students need to pay attention to when studying and living in Taiwan such as the cost of medicine, entertainment, and shopping for personal items,… The average total cost of living for an international student in Taiwan is about 3,000,000 VND – 6,000,000 VND/month.
- The phone fee is about NTD$ 300 per month if you use 4G, the cost may be higher.
- Reference HSR fares from Taipei to Tainan: NTD$ 1305 per way
- Train fare from Taipei to Tainan: NTD$ 669 per way
- Ubus / Ho-Hsin from Taipei to Tainan: NTD$ 460 per way.
Summary of scholarships to study in Taiwan
Schools in Taiwan have attractive scholarship programs for students, such as:
Undergraduate Scholarship to Study in Taiwan
- Type A Scholarship: 100% Tuition Fee Waiver Type B
- Scholarship: 50% Tuition Fee Waiver Type C
- Scholarship: 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
Graduate Scholarships
- Category A Scholarship: 100% tuition fee, dormitory fee and monthly living expense support.
- Type B Scholarship: 100% tuition fee waiver and 100% dormitory fee Type C
- Scholarship: 100% tuition fee waiver Type D
- Scholarship: 50% tuition fee waiver and 50% dormitory Type E
- Scholarship: 50% tuition fee waiver.
Compared to countries such as South Korea and Japan, scholarships of universities in Taiwan are not too strict. Students only need to have a cumulative GPA of 8.0 or higher and have an English or Chinese certificate as prescribed to have many chances of being granted a scholarship.
The criteria for considering a scholarship to study in Taiwan are usually based on:
- Academic competence (transcripts, certificates, certificates of merit,…)
- Foreign language proficiency (English or Chinese)
- Letter of recommendation for study plan in Taiwan
- Competencies shown through the interview round
List of universities in Taiwan
Universities
| National Central University (NCU) |
| National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) |
| National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) |
| National Chengchi University (NCCU) |
| National Chi Nan University (NCNU) |
| National Chiao Tung University (NCTU) |
| National Chiayi University (NCYU) |
| National Chung Cheng University (CCU) |
| National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) |
| National Dong Hwa University (NDHU) |
| National Ilan University (NIU) |
| National Pingtung University (NPTU) |
| National Quemoy University (NQU) |
| National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU) |
| National Taipei University (NTPU) |
| National Taitung University (NTTU) |
| National Taiwan University (NTU) |
| National Taiwan Ocean University (NTOU) |
| National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) |
| National United University (NUU) |
| National University of Tainan (NUTN) |
| National Yang-Ming University (NYMU) |
| University of Taipei (UT) |
Pedagogical Universities
| National Changhua University of Education (NCUE) |
| National Kaohsiung Normal University (NKNU) |
| National Taichung University of Education (NTCU) |
| National Taipei University of Education (NTUE) |
| National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) |
Arts and Sport Universities
| National Taiwan Sport University (NTSU) | |
| National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA) | |
| National Taiwan University of Physical Education and Sport (NTUPES) | |
| Tainan National University of the Arts (TNNUA) | |
| Taipei National University of the Arts (TNUA) | |
Private Universities
| Aletheia University (AU) |
| Asia University (ASIA) |
| Chang Gung University (CGU) |
| Chang Jung Christian University (CJCU) |
| Chinese Culture University (CCU) |
| China Medical University (CMU) |
| Chung Hua University (CHU) |
| Chung Shan Medical University (CSMU) |
| Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) |
| CTBC Financial Management College (CTBC) |
| Dayeh University (DYU) |
| Feng Chia University (FCU) |
| Fo Guang University (FGU) |
| Fu Jen Catholic University (FJU) |
| Hsuan Chuang University (HCU) |
| Huafan University (HFU) |
| I-Shou University (ISU) |
| Kainan University (KNU) |
| Kaohsiung Medical University (KMU) |
| Mackay Medical College (MMC) |
| Ming Chuan University (MCU) |
| MingDao University (MDU) |
| Nanhua University (NHU) |
| Providence University (PU) |
| Shih Chien University (USC) |
| Shih Hsin University (SHU) |
| Soochow University (SCU) |
| Taipei Medical University (TMU) |
| Taiwan Shoufu University (TSU) |
| Tamkang University (TKU) |
| Tatung University (TTU) |
| Toko University (TOKO) |
| Tunghai University (THU) |
| Tzu Chi University (TCU) |
| University of Kang Ning (UKN) |
| Yuan Ze University (YZU) |
Universities of Science and Technology
| Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology (CTUST) |
| Chang Gung University of Science and Technology (CGUST) |
| Chaoyang University of Technology (CYUT) |
| Cheng Shiu University (CSU) |
| Chia Nan University of Pharmacy and Science (CHNA) |
| Chien Hsin University of Science and Technology (UCH) |
| Chienkuo Technology University (CTU) |
| China University of Science and Technology (CUST) |
| China University of Technology (CUTE) |
| Chung Chou University of Science and Technology (CCUT) |
| Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology (HWAI) |
| Far East University (FEU) |
| Fooyin University (FYU) |
| Hsing Wu University (HWU) |
| Hsiuping University of Science and Technology (HUST) |
| Hungkuang University (HK) |
| Jinwen University of Science and Technology (JUST) |
| Kao Yuan University (KYU) |
| Kun Shan University (KSU) |
| Ling Tung University (LTU) |
| Lunghwa University of Science and Technology (LHU) |
| Meiho University (MU) |
| Ming Chi University of Technology (MCUT) |
| Minghsin University of Science and Technology (MUST) |
| Nan Kai University of Technology (NKUT) |
| Overseas Chinese University (OCU) |
| Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology (STUST) |
| St. John’s University (SJU) |
| Shu-Te University (STU) |
| Ta Hwa University of Science and Technology (TUST) |
| Tainan University of Technology (TUT) |
| Taipei Chengshih University of Science and Technology (TPCU) |
| Tajen University (TAJEN) |
| Takming University of Science and Technology (TMUST) |
| TransWorld University (TWU) |
| Tungnan University (TNU) |
| Vanung University (VNU) |
| WuFeng University (WFU) |
| Yu Da University (YDU) |
| Yuanpei University (YPU) |
Self-sufficient study abroad in Taiwan
Nowadays, there are many people who aspire to study in Taiwan, but not everyone can go for a scholarship. Therefore, many students choose to study abroad in Taiwan on their own to realize their dreams. This form has much simpler conditions than the conditions for being granted a scholarship.
However, studying in Taiwan on your own means that you will have to pay all the expenses yourself. These expenses include language learning fees, application costs, procedures, air tickets, tuition fees, accommodation and other living expenses. For some students, these costs can be relatively high. Therefore, to reduce the financial burden, many students have looked for a part-time job while studying here.
Regarding study abroad documents and visa applications for undergraduate and postgraduate self-funded systems, you can refer to the first part of the article.
When studying abroad in Taiwan on your own, you can choose any profession that suits your needs. Some majors that should be studied here can be mentioned such as information technology, marketing, nursing, tourism, economics, etc. Degrees in Taiwan are recognized by many countries around the world. Therefore, students after graduation can work in multinational corporations with attractive salaries.
Study in Taiwan
Studying in Taiwan is a form in which students enroll in Chinese language studies at the university’s Chinese language centers. These are the things that many students choose before starting their undergraduate or graduate studies.
This form is that you only devote yourself to learning the language, the study time is quite small and students are issued a part-time work card immediately. Many students during the time of language learning have saved a lot of money thanks to part-time jobs.
Studying in Taiwan Language Program brings great advantages to international students after graduation.
This is also a time for you to learn, experience and adapt to life in Taiwan. In addition, mastering the language in advance will help you learn more effectively when you enter your major. After graduation, with good foreign language skills, your job opportunities are also more open.
The requirements for admission to the language system in Taiwan are also not too high. Short training period, no more than 2 years.
Eligibility:
- The minimum requirement is that you must have graduated from high school and have an academic record of 6.0 or higher.
- Have a certificate in Chinese Tocfl level 1 or English Toeic 300.
- Be in good health, free from infectious diseases.
Study in Taiwan while working
It is a joint education program between businesses and schools of the Ministry of Education of Taiwan. Students who come to study will be interned at affiliated enterprises to pay for their study and living expenses.
The benefits of participating in the Work-Study in Taiwan program can be mentioned as the opportunity to receive attractive scholarships and internships in positions related to the major studied. In addition, students who go through this form also have the opportunity to stay in Taiwan to work and settle down.
Documents to be prepared:
- Original passport, the validity of the passport must be more than 6 months or more.
- Chinese (required) and English (if applicable) certificates.
- Transcripts and university diplomas (or provisional diplomas), translated and notarized copies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam.
- A financial proof (account balance of 5,000 USD or more, equivalent to about 100 million VND) or real estate certificate.
- A satisfactory health certificate (Examination items at the request of the Taiwanese government and assigned to the Vietnamese hospital for examination).
Introduction of Taiwanese language study abroad program
With the Taiwanese language learning program, there will be some suitable students such as:
- You have a desire to live, study and work in Taiwan for a long time.
- Or you already have a TOCFL 1 or higher certificate but want to go to Taiwan so that you can learn more about the language.
- Passionate and want to learn more about this Taiwanese language.
How to learn Taiwanese?
Taiwanese Hokkien is commonly referred to as Taiwanese. This is a variation of the Minnan-Chinese language. Hokkien is spoken by 70% of Taiwanese people on a daily basis. The rest use Mandarin Chinese (Mandarin).
Taiwanese can be considered the local language of China. It can also be considered an independent language. Because the language has distinct syllables, it is not the same as Mandarin Chinese.
Forms of learning Taiwanese
- Learn with Taiwanese language learning syllabus
- Learn through Taiwanese
- Hokkien language learning software Language system form