Table of Content

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  Why Study Culture and Language in Taiwan?
• Course Curriculum of Universities offering Culture and language in Taiwan
• List of Best cultural and language schools in Taiwan
• Admission Requirements for Studying in Taiwan
• Eligibility Criteria for Studying in Taiwan
• Documents Required to Study in Taiwan
• Conclusion
• Best cultural and language schools in Taiwan – (FAQs)

Rank	College	Location	Fees	Course
1	National Taiwan University	Taiwan	100,920 TWD to 124,200 TWD	International Chinese Language Program (ICLP)
2	National Tsing Hua University	Beijing	105,930 TWD to 118,080 TWD	Department of Foreign Languages and Literature
3	National Cheng Kung University	Taiwan	90,142 TWD to 113,366 TWD	Mandarin Chinese Arts & Humanities
4	China Medical University	Taichung, Taiwan	135,698 TWD to 144,488 TWD	Mandarin Chines
5	Taipei Medical University	Taiwan	106,900 TWD	Short-Term Exchange Program (STEP)
6	National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University	Taiwan	99,080 TWD to 120,440 TWD	Master Language of Instruction program
7	National Taiwan University of Science and Technology	Taiwan	102,440 TWD to 124,200 TWD	Spring+ Chinese Language & Culture
8	National Sun Yat-sen University	Taiwan	98,920 TWD to 114,840 TWD	French Language and Literature

Admission Requirements for Studying in Taiwan

In Taiwan, you need to have a student visa and comply with the requirements specified by the program you have chosen.The general requirements include:

Nationality: You will be an alien national.

Language: You must know English or the Language should had been learnt at school in order to apply.

Passport: Each page on the passport must have validity of no more than six months henceforth and with three blank pages.

Photos: 2 photos of passports which were taken not earlier than six months.

Application fee: The application fee is one that you should be ready to pay.

Financial statement: You will be required to present relevant documents to the financial institutions.

There you can find the exact admission requirements at the university, including dissertations, essay summarizes, recommendation letters, or letter of intent.

Perhaps, your proof language proficiency in English may be required to enroll in English-taught classes. Most universities in Taiwan accept one of these tests: PTE Academics, IELTS Academics, TOEFL iBT, and Duolingo.

The other situation, your Chinese language level need be tested as well.

Eligibility Criteria for Studying in Taiwan

To enroll in Taiwan as an international student, the candidate must fulfil the requirements stated by Taiwan Ministry of Education. The application process uses a points-based system that considers eight criteria, including:

• Academic record and credentials
• Salary
• Work experience
• The job qualifications for this position.
• Chinese language proficiency
• Foreign language proficiency
• Being an Expat in a different country.
• The way in which the system feeds back into government policies.

Here are some general requirements for studying in Taiwan:

• High school diploma: Exactly the same is available for undergraduate programs.
• Bachelor’s degree: Acceptance on master’s degree courses.
• Master’s degree: For this, he can apply for Ph.D. programs.
• English proficiency: The majority of the universities have to say yes to the following tests: PTE Academic, IETLS Academic, TOEFL iBT, or Dulingo.

Documents Required to Study in Taiwan

To be able to study in Taiwan you need a valid passport and visa as well. Visa is an entry sticker on your passport which affords you to stay in the country for a specific period. undefined

• Certified copies of completed exam certificates or diploma.
• Recommendation letter
• Application form
• Application fee
• Proof of financial capability
• English proficiency scorecards are important in the entrance exams that include IELTS /TOEFL/CEAS (for certain colleges).
• GMAT/GRE for Masters programs
• Academic Transcripts
• Proof of accommodation: This is significant especially when the school is ready to accept your admission but unable to offer accommodation pending when the accommodation is being provided.
• Proof of family relationship: This may include papers such as a marriage certificate, co-signed bank accounts, lease agreement, and of course, children together.
• Letter of Recommendations (LOR): The majority of Taiwanese universities earmark two reference functional documents explaining the motives as to why the student would be great asset to the university.
• Portfolio (for specific courses)
• A CV (if applicable)
• Statement of Purpose (SOP)

Conclusion

The Taiwan government realizes that the potential of students from abroad is its key to internationalization and thus Chinese government proposes the number of foreign students to be no less than 150 thousand. To realize this purpose, some universities in Taiwan are expanding the number of diploma programs which are taught at least partially or totally in English and the government is also granting a couple of scholarships exclusively dedicated to international students.

Therefore, in addition to government based international scholarships, Taiwan’s leading universities offer their own international scholarships. This is the cause that they want to experience to be so interested in cultural studies schools in Taiwan.

Best cultural and language schools in Taiwan – (FAQs)

What is the first school which is the most prestigious in Taiwan?

The name of the affiliated Senior High School of National Taiwan Normal University, for short HSNU, is well known, for it is the most regarded high school in the country.

Among all the foreign languages in Taiwan, which one is the most preferred?

English is prevalent as auxiliary language, many big private schools have English instruction.

Which city is best for study of Chinese language in Taiwan?

The best place for your Chinese learning is the Taipei Language Institute which is in Taichung City!

Is Taiwan expensive to the Indian students?

International student usually spends about 680 – 880 EUR per month in Taiwan, excluding the tuition fees. Tuition fees surprisingly are not high. Tuition fees are either payable to the university or to the program selected. While the private institutions have small fee than the public universities.

Is it is wise to go to study in Taiwan?

An undisputed benefit of the Taiwanese student’s living and studying experience is that Taiwan is a peaceful country with a stable government. It is almost free from natural disasters and is top at 30th place, a safety classification by the global peace index.