2026 NTUST Scholarships at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech)

If you are an ambitious student looking to pursue your Master’s or PhD at one of Asia’s top technology-driven universities, applications are now open for the Spring 2026 NTUST Scholarships at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech). With full or partial tuition waivers, monthly stipends, and diverse program offerings, this scholarship is a golden opportunity to further your academic and research career in Taiwan. Here's everything you need to know.

🎓 Scholarship Summary

• Location: Taipei, Taiwan

• Host Institution: National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST, Taiwan Tech)

• Study Level: Master’s and PhD

• Target Group: International students worldwide

• Fields of Study: Engineering, Business, Management, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Finance, Energy, Biomedical Engineering, Design, and related disciplines

• Award Value and Coverage:

  • Full Scholarship: Tuition waiver + NT$12,000/month (Master’s), NT$18,000/month (PhD)

  • Partial Scholarship: Tuition waiver + NT$9,000/month (Master’s), NT$12,500/month (PhD)

  • Tuition Waiver Only: Covers full tuition fees, no stipend

• Award Duration: Up to 2 years for Master’s, 3 years for PhD (with possible 4th-year tuition waiver), and up to 4 years for direct-entry Master’s to PhD

• Application Deadline: September 5, 2025, at 12:00 noon (Taiwan Time)

• Start Date: Mid-February 2026 (Spring Semester registration and orientation)

• Eligible To: International applicants with strong academic backgrounds applying for Spring 2026 intake

📚 Scholarship Overview

The NTUST Spring 2026 Scholarship Program offers international students the chance to study at one of Taiwan’s most innovative and industry-focused universities. Programs are designed to balance theoretical learning with practical application, and both English-taught and Chinese-taught tracks are available to cater to diverse student backgrounds.

• Master’s Programs: Duration of 1–4 years, emphasizing advanced knowledge, skills, and applied research.

• PhD Programs: Duration of 2–7 years, focusing on innovation, specialization, and contribution to global academic research.

In addition to NTUST’s own scholarships, applicants can also apply for the Taiwan Scholarship offered by the Ministry of Education (MOE) and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) via Taiwan’s embassies and representative offices abroad.

🎁 Scholarship Benefits

• Full or partial tuition waiver depending on award type

• Monthly stipend for living expenses (NT$9,000–18,000 depending on program and award)

• Access to modern campus facilities, laboratories, and international research networks

• Dormitory accommodation (priority given to Master’s 1st–2nd years and PhD 1st–5th years)

• Opportunity to study in a culturally rich, technology-driven environment in Taiwan

✅ Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the NTUST Spring 2026 Scholarships, applicants must:

• Hold a Bachelor’s degree (for Master’s) or a Master’s degree (for PhD) from a recognized institution

• Demonstrate strong academic records and research potential

• Provide proof of English (TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, CEFR) or Chinese proficiency (depending on program requirements; exemptions apply if prior degree was taught in that language)

• Submit a comprehensive study plan or research proposal

• Meet department-specific requirements (such as thesis abstracts, portfolios, or video presentations)

📝 Application Procedure

Applications must be submitted online through the NTUST admissions portal: NTUST Application System.

📂 Required Documents

• Completed application form

• Recent ID photo (JPG)

• Passport copy (or national ID if passport unavailable at application stage)

• Degree certificates & transcripts (in English or Chinese)

• Language proficiency certificate

• Curriculum Vitae (CV/Resume)

• Study plan / research proposal

• 1–2 recommendation letters (depending on department)

• Financial statement declaration (proof of at least USD $4,000 if no full scholarship awarded)

• Other department-specific requirements (e.g., video presentation, publications, thesis abstract)

ℹ️ Important Notes for International Students

• Visa: Admission does not guarantee a visa; apply through Taiwan’s representative offices.

• Health Insurance: Proof of medical insurance valid for 6 months after entry is required (or can be purchased in Taiwan).

• Deferrals: Allowed for illness, pregnancy, or unavoidable circumstances.

• Housing: Dormitory priority is given to new Master’s and PhD students.

🧭 Final Tips for Applicants

• Start preparations early, especially recommendation letters and financial documents.

• Double-check program-specific requirements as some departments request additional materials.

• Submit applications well before the deadline to avoid technical issues.

• Strong academic transcripts, well-prepared study plans, and language proficiency certificates significantly increase your scholarship chances.