ASUS Scholarship Program for Taiwan Tech    

ASUS and Taiwan Tech launched a new scholarship program for international students to pursue their education and future careers in Taiwan. The ASUS Scholarship Program targets applicants for master’s programs in electronics, information technology, or management-related disciplines. The scholarship includes a living stipend, opportunities to join internships and job training programs by ASUS during the two-year master’s program. After graduation, a two-year position at ASUS might be offered to scholarship awardees. 

About ASUS

ASUS is a global technology leader that provides the world’s most innovative and intuitive devices, components, and solutions to deliver incredible experiences that enhance the lives of people everywhere. To learn more about our aspirations and what we offer, please visit our website

Eligibility

• Bachelor degree holders from all countries, including Overseas Chinese and applicants from Hong Kong and Macao, who apply for admission to a Taiwan Tech graduate program (full-time programs only)
• Application is restricted to graduates in the fields of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Management, Design, or closely related fields.
• Required application documents: Please check the website of the department that you wish to apply for.
• Not eligible are applicants
  • Who already receive other forms of financial aid from Taiwan Tech or the Taiwan government
  • Who are concurrently enrolled at Taiwan Tech and another university in Taiwan or who engage in full-time paid employment in Taiwan

Scholarship Value

• Waiver of tuition fees for a maximum of two years of study.
• A subsidy for a return ticket (economy class) to Taiwan (maximum NTD 60,000)
• Living allowance: Scholarship awardees will receive a living allowance of NTD 12,000 per month for a maximum of two years of study.
• Subsidy for Chinese language courses (maximum NTD 20,000) Study upon proof of course registration and minimum of 80% course attendance. 
• A two-year position at ASUS might be offered to scholarship recipients after graduation