International applicants must have bachelor degree or its equivalent. The standards required by individual institutes/department are intended to ensure that the applicants admitted are qualified to study at this institution and have a reasonable chance of completing the graduate program.
　

International applicants must have a Master degree or equivalent degree. The standards required by individual institutes/department are intended to ensure that applicants admitted are qualified to study at this institution and have a reasonable chance of completing the graduate program.

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1. A completed application form.
2. A copy of diplomas/certificates in English or Chinese.
   
   N.B. To students who will be pursuing a second degree (B.Sc. Or MA/MBA) in a different field of study please submit a copy of your first degree/diploma.
   
   N.B. To students who are in the process of completing their studies, please submit a letter from the school/university clearly stating your anticipated graduation date.
   　
3. Official transcripts from each university. 
4. Statement of goals and research interests. (No more than 2000 words or 3 pages).
5. Two recommendation letters from individuals, preferably faculty members, who can evaluate academic qualifications and research potential.
6. Record of medical examination, including most recent HIV test (taken within the last six months).
7. Financial Statement (i.e. bank deposit, scholarship)
8. For additional requirements of departments or institutes please visit their websites.

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NOTE: If you do not apply through the on-line application system, please send completed applications to:

The Division of International and Continuing Education
National Tsing Hua University
101, Sec. 2, Kuang Fu Rd., Hsinchu, 30013, Taiwan, R.O.C.
　

Deadline for Fall semester: March 14

Deadline for Spring semester: November 1
　

N.B. Completed application packages should be in the Office of The Division Of International and Continuing Education on or before the deadline. Late and Incomplete applications will not be considered.

　

1. No materials will be returned.
2. If you plan to apply to more than one department or institute, you should submit a complete application packet for EACH Department or Institute.
3. Students who are deemed to be not proficient in Mandarin might be required to enroll in a Mandarin program at their own expense after arrival.
4. Credits taken in college or university may be transferred after evaluation by the institute/department.
5. Once admitted you may defer your enrollment for one year, to do so submit a formal written request as well as original notarized diplomas and transcripts to the Division Of International & Continuing Education.