Taiwan
Up to 8 grants are available for students who would like to conduct independent research and/or to study in all fields in Taiwan during academic year 2022-2023. Please see \"Candidate Profile\" for a description of the award categories.
\nDuring the 10-month grant period, grantees can broaden their professional, scientific, and artistic skills.
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"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Academic Applications:
\nApplicants must be U.S. citizens currently enrolled in a doctoral degree program.
\nCreative and Performing Arts Applications:
\nMaster’s and Ph.D. students are preferred, but graduating seniors and recent graduates will be considered.
\nApplications are welcome in all fields of study or creative arts. Candidate must be willing and able to work with a high degree of independence.
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Additional Information: A working knowledge of Mandarin or Taiwanese is strongly encouraged, but not required if the project does not need it. Conducting dissertation research in Traditional Chinese Studies will require advanced language skills.
\nMandarin study in Taiwan is highly encouraged.
"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
"},{"name":"Fulbright Proposal Types","id":"fulbright_proposal_types","type":"options_array","visibility":1,"value":[{"name":"Independent Study/Research","id":"isr","value":"Yes"},{"name":"Graduate Degree Enrollment","id":"gde","value":"No"}]},{"name":"Affiliation","id":"affiliation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"Letter required at deadline","value":"Applicants must identify appropriate host institutions for their projects and include affiliation letters with their Fulbright applications.
\nAppropriate insitutions include nonprofit institutions of higher education and research, authenticated colleges, authenticated universities, libraries, archives, museums, art centers, hospitals, public television, radio stations, government agencies, national laboratories, privately sponsored nonprofit institutes, nonprofit organizations, government charted nonprofit research organizations, and foundations.
\nPlease be mindful July and August are the traditional summer vacation months in Taiwan and responses to inquiries about the invitation letters may be delayed. Applicants are advised to contact Taiwanese host institutions well ahead of time to solicit an affilliation letter for their application.
\n"}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"","value":"
The Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) provides a monthly stipend for housing, food, and daily needs. Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
"}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Placement Type","id":"placement_type","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year period preceding the date of application will be ineligible.
\nApplicants with completed doctorates at the time of the start of the award are not eligible.
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\nThe ETA program in Taiwan offers a unique opportunity for ETAs to advance their teaching skills and immerse themselves in the educational and cultural environment of Taiwan.
"},{"name":"Grant Period","id":"grant_period","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"August Start","value":"The grant period is 11 months.
\nAll grantees must begin their grants on August 1, 2022 in order to attend a four-week pre-service training. The school year runs from September through June.
"}},{"name":"Orientation","id":"orientation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"In-Country Orientation","value":"The post-arrival orientation will be held in early August.
"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Graduating seniors, recent graduates, and master’s degree candidates/graduates are eligible who are willing to assist local English teachers (as co-teachers) mainly in elementary schools, junior high schools, or a few high schools, but some may also teach independently. Candidates must be fluent English-speakers and need to be adaptable, flexible, independent, and enjoy working with young students. Teaching experience or experience working with young students is preferred, but not required.
\nALL MAJORS: Applicants from all majors are encouraged to apply. Education majors are especially appropriate.
\nCERTIFIED TEACHERS: Applicants with teacher certification are very welcome. Instead of co-teaching, the grantees with teaching certificates may teach independently and may participate in teaching English in non-language subjects such as math, science, music, physical education, or art.
\nETAs cannot be accompanied by dependents.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Fulbright Proposal Types","id":"fulbright_proposal_types","type":"options_array","visibility":1,"value":[{"name":"Independent Study/Research","id":"isr","value":"n/a"},{"name":"Graduate Degree Enrollment","id":"gde","value":"n/a"}]},{"name":"Affiliation","id":"affiliation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"","value":""}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"","value":""}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) makes arrangements for housing, and provides a monthly stipend for housing, food, and daily needs. Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
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"}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"Candidates currently residing in Taiwan (or those who will be living in Taiwan during the 2021-2022 academic year) will not be considered.
\nA candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year period preceding the date of application will be ineligible.
\nIndividuals with dual U.S.-Taiwanese citizenship or permanent residency are not eligible.
"}]},{"name":"Special Application Instructions","id":"special_application_instructions","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Custom Fields","id":"custom_fields","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Health Disclosure & Eligibility","value":"In compliance with the Taiwanese government regulations regarding health and assignment in the school system, candidates must include any medical disclosures for the applicable medical conditions listed below in the medical examination forms provided by IIE and FSE after being selected as Fulbright finalists. Strict adherence to these regulations is mandatory, and your grant is contingent on the ability to secure a placement in Taiwan. Any attempts to omit or falsify information are immediate grounds for revoking/terminating the grant.
\nIndividuals with the following conditions cannot be placed in Taiwanese classrooms:
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- Visual impairments (conditions that cannot be corrected by glasses/contact lenses) \n
- Hearing impairments above 40dB \n
- HIV/AIDS infection \n
In addition, selectees must also disclose the following conditions:
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- Conditions worsened by stress such as: epilepsy, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, etc. \n
- Severe food allergies including, but not limited to: nuts, shellfish, beans, dairy, grains \n
English Teaching Assistants (ETAs) are placed full-time in one or more elementary schools, junior high schools, or high schools, usually assisting local English teachers. A few may teach independently. The ETAs are in school 35 hours per week, although only about 20 hours are actually spent in the classroom. This varies by placement. Other responsibilities may include: consulting with teachers on American cultural issues and assisting in the editing or writing of educational materials for English teaching.
\nAll ETAs are also required to have a service project during the grant period. ETAs share their skills, learn from others, affect the lives of others, and experience the joy of serving people from different cultures. This service work is in the assigned host community - making person-to-person connections and genuinely contributing to making their communities better. Projects are organized to help deliver services identified by local coordinators.
\nNote: To assist in placement, candidates should indicate preferences in the Statement of Grant Purpose for any or all of the following: elementary schools, junior high schools, high schools, rural areas, urban areas, minority areas, underprivileged areas, large city, small city, town, village, and/or island. Also for the service project, please describe what type of activities you enjoy, and can contribute to a project that employs your professional skills. Preferences are taken into consideration, but final assignments are based on the needs of the program.
"},{"name":"Independent Study","value":"No research or independent study is required. ETA awards are not study/research awards, and teaching takes most of the grantee's time. In applying, the Statement of Grant Purpose should focus on why the applicant wishes to teach English in Taiwan, how being an ETA has some relevance to what they have done so far, what they would like to do in the future, and how to make it a memorable cultural experience.
"},{"name":"Grantee Support","value":"Grantees are supported by local coordinators in each site and by TEFL, Bilingual Education, and Intercultural Communication advisors throughout the grant period. Grantees are required to attend a month-long orientation at the beginning of the grant period, and biweekly TEFL and cross-cultural workshops each semester, and to submit regular reports on their educational and cultural experiences.
"}]},{"name":"Dependents","id":"dependents","type":"options","value":["Dependent support is not available"]},{"name":"Placement Locations","id":"placement_locations","type":"multitype","value":[{"type":"options","value":["Regional City"]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Fulbright Program Management Contact","id":"pm_contact","type":"text","value":"FBstudent.EAP@iie.org"},{"name":"Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Website","id":"embassy_website","type":"link","value":"http://www.fulbright.org.tw"},{"name":"Additional Online Resources","id":"resources","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Fulbright Taiwan (FSE) ETA Program","value":"https://taiwan-etaprogram.org/"},{"name":"Fulbright Taiwan (FSE)","value":"http://www.fulbright.org.tw"},{"name":"Education in Taiwan","value":"https://www.taiwan.gov.tw/content_9.php"},{"name":"Learn Chinese in Taiwan","value":"https://ogme.edu.tw/Home/tw"},{"name":"List of Universities and Colleges in Taiwan","value":"https://english.moe.gov.tw/cp-21-14441-4EC5E-1.html"}]},{"name":"Is new for this year","id":"is_new","type":"checkbox","value":false}]} [is_new] => 0 [step] => 6 [status] => 1 [updated_on] => 2021-09-16 14:46:40 [finalized_date] => 2019-03-22 11:22:04 [countryName] => Taiwan [regionId] => 20 [countryCode] => TW [countryAlias] => taiwan [regionName] => East Asia-Pacific [regionAlias] => east-asia-pacific [regionColor] => #c16339 [regionPosition] => a:3:{i:0;d:2.2;i:1;i:110;i:2;d:4.25;} [regionBgColor] => #ff8200 [regionBgHoverColor] => #dc4405 )Awards are available to pursue a full-time master’s degree programs in International Human Resource Development (IHRD) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). The program is taught in English.
\nThe IHRD program’s features are as follows:
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- International and cross-cultural environment. IHRD students came from all five continents. The recently enrolled are from Belize, Belgium, Denmark, Honduras, Hungary, Indonesia, the Kingdom of Eswatini, Malaysia, Mongolia, South Korea, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, the U.S., and Vietnam. By being immersed in an environment of such diverse cultures, students have the opportunity to study and live in a truly international environment and learn cross-cultural communication skills through experience. \n
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- Versatile career prospects. As the world now recognizes the importance of human capital and talent management, the IHRD program is great for those who work or will like to work as policy makers in labor, training, and education-related segments in the government, or as human resource professionals in the personnel/HR office of any organizations. After graduation, students can pursue managerial/specialist positions at corporations, provide HR consulting services, manage career and training centers, or start own business. Many IHRD alumni now work as high-ranking government officials or as managers in well-known companies such as Asus, HTC, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), Wistron Corporation, Citi Bank, Cathay United Bank, etc. \n
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- Connection to the leading industries in Taiwan. Taiwan leads the world with its highly competitive technology industry and is also well-known for its vibrant service sectors such as banking and retail. This MBA program holds regular learning activities such as industry field trips, speeches from practitioners, workshops and conferences, linking students to these leading industries. IHRD locates in Taipei city, which is the capital and business center of Taiwan, making it convenient to conduct internships during the study. \n
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- Easy access to Chinese language and culture learning. National Taiwan Normal University was ranked 28th worldwide in the field of education by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings in 2021 due to its leading research in Chinese language teaching and science education among 40,000 universities. NTNU is also the home for the largest and the most renowned Chinese language center (Mandarin Training Center), with around 1,700 students from more than 70 countries enrolled each academic quarter. \n
The award is co-sponsored by the National Taiwan Normal University.
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\nGrants must begin in September, 2022, prior to the FSE Welcome Reception (usually the Friday after Labor Day).
\nThe grant is initially awarded for 12 months, and renewal for the second year is dependent upon the grantee’s academic success with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B) on a 4.0 scale.
"}},{"name":"Orientation","id":"orientation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"In-Country Orientation","value":"The post-arrival orientation is usually held the Friday after Labor Day.
"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Candidate must have received a bachelor's degree prior to enrollment and intend to pursue a two-year master's degree. Strong academic credentials in their area of specialization are expected. A good capacity for studying and living in a cross-cultural setting is necessary. Candidates must specify to which program they are applying and will be evaluated against that cohort.
\nGrantees cannot be accompanied by dependents.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
"},{"name":"Fulbright Proposal Types","id":"fulbright_proposal_types","type":"options_array","visibility":1,"value":[{"name":"Independent Study/Research","id":"isr","value":"No"},{"name":"Graduate Degree Enrollment","id":"gde","value":"Yes"}]},{"name":"Affiliation","id":"affiliation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"No affiliation letter required","value":"No letter of affiliation is required upon application. Candidates must be accepted by both the Fulbright Commission in Taiwan and the university program.
\nA separate application to the university is required. Applicants not only have to apply to the Fulbright award, but also MUST be accepted by the university. Please look up and respect the program application deadline for the university program.
\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
"}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"Tuition covered in grant benefits","value":"The grant provides recipients with full tuition support and student dormitory at National Taiwan Normal University, round trip airfare, a monthly living allowance, and national health insurance for three years as long as the candidate maintains satisfactory academic standards. Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
"}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Placement Type","id":"placement_type","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"- \n
- Candidates currently residing in Taiwan (or those who will be living there during the 2021-2022 academic year) will not be considered. \n
- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year –period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
- Individuals with dual U.S.-Taiwan citizenship or permanent residency are not eligible. \n
Applicants must select “NTNU Human Resource (MBA)” in the Award Name field of the application.
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\nInternational Master’s Program in International Human Resource Development
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- Help coach and build up debate programs at Taiwan’s top public and private high schools \n
- Build up a local debate circuit and run and judge local tournaments \n
- Train interested Fulbrighters, including English Teaching Assistants, students, and scholars, how to coach debate \n
- Traveling with teams to tournaments \n
- Generate and research arguments within a group setting \n
- Work with other teachers to further develop the debate program \n
- Organize a debate camp in the summer for interested students \n
- All coach/trainers must remain for the entire teaching semester(s) \n
- A stipend and partial housing allowance is provided by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) -- Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information. \n
Grants must begin on September 1, 2022 and end on July 31, 2023. Grantees will be in Taiwan in time for the Welcome Meeting (usually the Friday after Labor Day).
"}},{"name":"Orientation","id":"orientation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"In-Country Orientation","value":"The post-arrival orientation will be held the Friday after Labor Day.
"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Applicants’ qualifications should include:
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- 3+ years’ experience in nationally competitive debate (application should include record of demonstrated achievement in competitive debate) \n
- Ability to teach Public Forum and Policy Debate \n
- Cross-cultural experience is an asset \n
- Strong interpersonal skills \n
- Experience in coaching/teaching in a high performing high school preferred, but not required \n
Applications are welcome from all fields of study, especially political science, law, international relations, and language arts (including communications, rhetoric, and argumentation). Candidates must be willing and able to work with a high degree of independence.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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"}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"","value":""}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"A stipend and partial housing allowance is provided by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) -- Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
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"}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"- \n
- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more years in the six-year period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
Applicants must select “English Teaching Assistant Award” in the Award Type field of the application.
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\nAll Coach/Trainers must remain in Taiwan for the entire academic year.
"}]},{"name":"Dependents","id":"dependents","type":"options","value":["Dependent support is not available"]},{"name":"Placement Locations","id":"placement_locations","type":"multitype","value":[{"type":"options","value":["Capital City"]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Fulbright Program Management Contact","id":"pm_contact","type":"text","value":"FBstudent.EAP@iie.org"},{"name":"Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Website","id":"embassy_website","type":"link","value":"http://www.fulbright.org.tw"},{"name":"Additional Online Resources","id":"resources","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"List of Universities and Colleges in Taiwan","value":"http://english.moe.gov.tw/cp-21-14441-4EC5E-1.html"},{"name":"Education in Taiwan","value":"https://english.moe.gov.tw/mp-1.html"},{"name":"Learn Chinese in Taiwan","value":"https://ogme.edu.tw/Home/tw"}]},{"name":"Is new for this year","id":"is_new","type":"checkbox","value":false}]} [is_new] => 0 [step] => 6 [status] => 1 [updated_on] => 2021-09-16 14:29:55 [finalized_date] => 2019-03-22 11:22:04 [countryName] => Taiwan [regionId] => 20 [countryCode] => TW [countryAlias] => taiwan [regionName] => East Asia-Pacific [regionAlias] => east-asia-pacific [regionColor] => #c16339 [regionPosition] => a:3:{i:0;d:2.2;i:1;i:110;i:2;d:4.25;} [regionBgColor] => #ff8200 [regionBgHoverColor] => #dc4405 )Awards are available to pursue a full-time Master’s degree in Mind, Brain, and Consciousness at Taipei Medical University (TMU). The program is taught in English.
\nTMU has been a leader in Taiwan’s healthcare system for six decades. It is an integrated educational system combining teaching, research, industry-university cooperation, and clinical service.
\nThe Graduate Institute of Mind, Brain and Consciousness (GIMBC) conducts experimental work on the neuroscience of consciousness and cognition. GIMBC conducts research at multiple levels (healthy, diseased, animal and computational work), and is equipped with EEG, fMRI/MRS, TMS, tDCS, SCR, VR, eye tracker, and driving simulator. Research topics span across philosophy, cognitive psychology and neuroscience, such as neuro-ethics, attention and memory, sleep, mindfulness, selfhood, circadian rhythms and mood, and social cognition. With close ties with TMU’s three affiliated hospitals – TMU Hospital, Wan Fang Medical Center, and Shuang Ho Hospital – GIMBC also conducts research in neurological and psychiatric populations, including research on bipolar disorder, depression, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s disease.
\nAs TMU rises in global and Asia rankings, it builds on a strong performance record in the QS World University rankings. Essential Science Indicators (ESI) recognizes the outstanding performance of the eight disciplines (Neuroscience & Behavior, Social Science-General, Clinical Medicine, Pharmacology & Toxicology, Biology & Biochemistry, Molecular Biology & Genetics, Immunology, and Agricultural Science) in TMU as the top 1% in medical fields worldwide. With a very well-received five-year development proposal, TMU was awarded the Ministry of Education’s Higher Education Sprout Project, with special annual funding to support TMU’s education and research portfolio.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by Taipei Medical University.
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\nGrants begin in September, 2022 prior to the FSE Welcome Reception (usually the Friday after Labor Day).
"}},{"name":"Orientation","id":"orientation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"In-Country Orientation","value":"The post-arrival orientation will be held usually the Friday after Labor Day.
"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Candidates must have received a Bachelor's degree prior to enrollment and intend to pursue a two-year Master’s degree. Strong academic credentials in their area of specialization are expected. A good capacity for studying and living in a cross-cultural setting is necessary. Grantees cannot be accompanied by dependents.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
"},{"name":"Fulbright Proposal Types","id":"fulbright_proposal_types","type":"options_array","visibility":1,"value":[{"name":"Independent Study/Research","id":"isr","value":"No"},{"name":"Graduate Degree Enrollment","id":"gde","value":"Yes"}]},{"name":"Affiliation","id":"affiliation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"No affiliation letter required","value":"No letter of affiliation is required upon application. Candidates must be accepted by both the Fulbright Commission in Taiwan and the university program.
\nA separate application to the university is required. Applicants not only have to apply to the Fulbright award, but also MUST be accepted by the university. Please look up and respect the program application deadline for the university program.
\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
"}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"Tuition covered in grant benefits","value":"The grant provides recipients with full tuition support at Taipei Medical University, student dormitory, round trip airfare, a monthly living allowance, and national health insurance as long as the candidate maintains satisfactory academic standards. Tuition waivers for the number of credits required for graduation are granted to graduate students. Students may enroll for additional credits, but they will be responsible for the added tuition and fees. Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
"}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Placement Type","id":"placement_type","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"- \n
- Candidates currently residing in Taiwan (or those who will be living there during the 2021-2022 academic year) will not be considered. \n
- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year –period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
- Individuals with dual U.S.-Taiwan citizenship or permanent residency are not eligible. \n
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"},{"name":"Custom Fields","id":"custom_fields","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Eligible Program","value":"\n\n"}]},{"name":"Dependents","id":"dependents","type":"options","value":["Dependent support is not available"]},{"name":"Placement Locations","id":"placement_locations","type":"multitype","value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Fulbright Program Management Contact","id":"pm_contact","type":"text","value":"FBstudent.EAP@iie.org"},{"name":"Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Website","id":"embassy_website","type":"link","value":"http://www.fulbright.org.tw"},{"name":"Additional Online Resources","id":"resources","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Education in Taiwan ","value":"https://www.taiwan.gov.tw/content_9.php"},{"name":"Learn Chinese in Taiwan","value":"https://ogme.edu.tw/Home/tw"},{"name":"List of Universities and Colleges in Taiwan","value":"https://english.moe.gov.tw/cp-21-14441-4EC5E-1.html"}]},{"name":"Is new for this year","id":"is_new","type":"checkbox","value":true}]} [is_new] => 1 [step] => 6 [status] => 1 [updated_on] => 2021-09-16 14:27:52 [finalized_date] => 0000-00-00 00:00:00 [countryName] => Taiwan [regionId] => 20 [countryCode] => TW [countryAlias] => taiwan [regionName] => East Asia-Pacific [regionAlias] => east-asia-pacific [regionColor] => #c16339 [regionPosition] => a:3:{i:0;d:2.2;i:1;i:110;i:2;d:4.25;} [regionBgColor] => #ff8200 [regionBgHoverColor] => #dc4405 )Awards are available to pursue a full-time Master’s degree in Brand and Fashion Management at Fu Jen Catholic University (FJCU). The program is taught in English.
\nFJCU is a comprehensive, pontifical university founded in 1925. It is the oldest Catholic, Jesuit-affiliated university in the Chinese-speaking world. The university campus is of urban type and is located in the vicinity of Taipei. The university boasts collaborative exchange programs with top universities worldwide.
\nThe Brand and Fashion Management (BFM) Program is the very first Master’s Degree program of its kind in the greater China and Asia Pacific area. BFM brings in faculty from five colleges, together with adjunct professors who have profound industrial experience and distinctive accomplishments, to provide a comprehensive curriculum to train BFM students in fashion, branding, and new technologies. With the resources from the University as well as industrial connections, the program is able to cultivate students with comprehensive and up-to-date academic training, empathy for the humanities and social care, value-added brand innovation, and interdisciplinary and global perspectives through lectures, practical workshops, invited guest speeches, field trips, and internships in the fashion industry.
\nThe program is designed to cultivate interdisciplinary managers and future leaders from the dimensions of branding, JEV (Journey of Entrepreneurial Venturing), marketing, trends analysis and global fashion and management. In addition, the internationally-focused program covers Marketing, Luxury Brand Management, Lifestyle and Fashion, and Innovation with a Sustainable Future.
\nThe Center of Chinese Language and Culture at Fu Jen Catholic University provides 6 hours of free Chinese lessons every week to foreign students who are interested in learning the language. Furthermore, the Fu Jen campus is also well known for its globalized academic atmosphere with diverse culture brought by international students from over 400 partner universities.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by Fu Jen Catholic University.
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\nGrants begin in September, 2022 prior to the FSE Welcome Reception (usually the Friday after Labor Day).
"}},{"name":"Orientation","id":"orientation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"In-Country Orientation","value":"The post-arrival orientation is usually held the Friday after Labor Day.
"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Candidate must have received a Bachelor's degree prior to enrollment and intend to pursue a two-year Master’s degree. Strong academic credentials in their area of specialization are expected. A good capacity for studying and living in a cross-cultural setting is necessary. Grantees cannot be accompanied by dependents.
"},{"name":"Accepted Degree Levels","id":"accepted_degree_levels","type":"options","visibility":1,"value":["Bachelor's","Master's"]},{"name":"Supplementary Project","id":"supplementary_project","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"","value":""}},{"name":"Foreign Language Proficiency","id":"foreign_language_proficiency","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"Not Required","value":"A working knowledge of Mandarin or Taiwanese is useful, but not required. Mandarin study in Taiwan is highly encouraged.
"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nA separate application to the university is required. Applicants not only have to apply to the Fulbright award, but also MUST be accepted by the university. Please look up and respect the program application deadline for the university program.
\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
"}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"Tuition covered in grant benefits","value":"The grant provides recipients with full tuition support at Fu Jen Catholic University, housing in a student dormitory, round-trip airfare, a monthly living allowance, and national health insurance as long as the candidate maintains satisfactory academic standards. Tuition waivers for the number of credits required for graduation are granted to graduate students. Students may enroll for additional credits, but they will be responsible for the added tuition and fees. Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
"}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Placement Type","id":"placement_type","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"- \n
- Candidates currently residing in Taiwan (or those who will be living there during the 2021-2022 academic year) will not be considered. \n
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- Individuals with dual U.S.-Taiwan citizenship or permanent residency are not eligible. \n
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"},{"name":"Custom Fields","id":"custom_fields","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Eligible Program","value":"\n"}]},{"name":"Dependents","id":"dependents","type":"options","value":["Dependent support is not available"]},{"name":"Placement Locations","id":"placement_locations","type":"multitype","value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Fulbright Program Management Contact","id":"pm_contact","type":"text","value":"FBstudent.EAP@iie.org"},{"name":"Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Website","id":"embassy_website","type":"link","value":"http://www.fulbright.org.tw"},{"name":"Additional Online Resources","id":"resources","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Education in Taiwan","value":"https://www.taiwan.gov.tw/content_9.php"},{"name":"Learn Chinese in Taiwan","value":"https://ogme.edu.tw/Home/tw"},{"name":"List of Universities and Colleges in Taiwan","value":"https://english.moe.gov.tw/cp-21-14441-4EC5E-1.html"}]},{"name":"Is new for this year","id":"is_new","type":"checkbox","value":true}]} [is_new] => 1 [step] => 6 [status] => 1 [updated_on] => 2021-09-16 14:26:56 [finalized_date] => 0000-00-00 00:00:00 [countryName] => Taiwan [regionId] => 20 [countryCode] => TW [countryAlias] => taiwan [regionName] => East Asia-Pacific [regionAlias] => east-asia-pacific [regionColor] => #c16339 [regionPosition] => a:3:{i:0;d:2.2;i:1;i:110;i:2;d:4.25;} [regionBgColor] => #ff8200 [regionBgHoverColor] => #dc4405 )Awards are available to pursue a full-time Master’s degree in Ethnic Relations and Cultures at National Dong Hwa University (NDHU). The program is taught in Chinese. Students can submit homework/ exams/ theses in English.
\nThe program combines an intensive study of the Chinese language and a two-year master’s degree program. International students will spend their first year in studying Chinese in order to improve their Chinese language and study skills to the level needed for the program study. After completing their Chinese language studies, international students continue studies toward their Master’s degree in Ethnic Relations and Cultures.
\nThe National Dong Hwa University is a national research university located outside the scenic city Hualien and is the first comprehensive university in eastern Taiwan. It covers an area of 251 hectares which is the largest of Taiwan’s universities and colleges. NDHU is well regarded as a top 10% university in Taiwan. The University enrolls approximately 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students, and over 1,000 international students from more than 50 countries pursuing degrees and joining exchange programs with more than 120 universities around the world.
\nThe Department of Ethnic Relations and Cultures under the College of Indigenous Studies is the first department in Taiwan dedicated to the study of ethnic relations and cultures. Also, it is the only one college about Taiwanese Indigenous Studies in Taiwan. An interdisciplinary program, faculty members have a wide range of expertise, including, anthropology, sociology, political science, history, and art history. In Taiwan, it is the only one college about Taiwanese Indigenous Studies.
\nThe program curriculum emphasizes: 1.) Inter-disciplinary training: Faculty members have expertise in the fields of anthropology, sociology, history, law, art, and culture administration; 2.) Focus on ethnic relations: Reflecting the needs of students, our curriculum is designed to explore a wide variety of related topics, including (but not limited to) ritual practices, cultural performance, political economy, multicultural education, and the study of sex/gender issues; 3.) Practical courses: Through fieldwork, case studies, and service learning, students are given the opportunity to work in close collaboration with indigenous communities and non-profit organizations.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by National Dong Hwa University.
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"}},{"name":"Orientation","id":"orientation","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"In-Country Orientation","value":"The post-arrival orientation is usually held the Friday after Labor Day.
"}},{"name":"Candidate Profile","id":"candidate_profile","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"Candidates must have received a Bachelor's degree prior to enrollment and intend to pursue a two-year Master’s degree. Strong academic credentials in their area of specialization are expected. A good capacity for studying and living in a cross-cultural setting is necessary. Grantees cannot be accompanied by dependents.
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\nA minimum of completion of two years of college-level (intermediate level) Chinese is required. As the program is taught in Chinese, students must have the necessary language skills. The first year of the three-year grant should be dedicated to language study.
"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nA separate application to the university is required. Applicants not only have to apply to the Fulbright award, but also MUST be accepted by the university. Please look up and respect the program application deadline for the university program.
\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
"}},{"name":"Affiliation Fees/Tuition","id":"affiliation_fees","type":"pair","visibility":1,"value":{"name":"Tuition covered in grant benefits","value":"The grant provides recipients with full tuition support and student dormitory at National Dong Hwa University, round trip airfare, a monthly living allowance, and national health insurance for three years as long as the candidate maintains satisfactory academic standards. There is no maximum credit limit for tuition waivers. Please visit the Fulbright Taiwan website for more financial information.
"}},{"name":"Housing Arrangements","id":"housing_arrangements","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":""},{"name":"Placement Type","id":"placement_type","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Eligibility","id":"eligibility","type":"multitype","visibility":1,"value":[{"type":"options_array","value":[{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_01","value":"Dual citizens of this country are not eligible"},{"name":"","id":"f_eligibility_02","value":"Residency in host country not permitted in year prior to grant"}]},{"type":"text","value":"- \n
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"},{"name":"Custom Fields","id":"custom_fields","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Eligible Program","value":"\n"}]},{"name":"Dependents","id":"dependents","type":"options","value":["Dependent support is not available"]},{"name":"Placement Locations","id":"placement_locations","type":"multitype","value":[{"type":"options","value":[]},{"type":"text","value":""}]},{"name":"Fulbright Program Management Contact","id":"pm_contact","type":"text","value":"FBstudent.EAP@iie.org"},{"name":"Fulbright Commission/U.S. Embassy Website","id":"embassy_website","type":"link","value":"http://www.fulbright.org.tw"},{"name":"Additional Online Resources","id":"resources","type":"custom","value":[{"name":"Education in Taiwan","value":"https://www.taiwan.gov.tw/content_9.php"},{"name":"Learn Chinese in Taiwan","value":"https://ogme.edu.tw/Home/tw"},{"name":"List of Universities and Colleges in Taiwan","value":"https://english.moe.gov.tw/cp-21-14441-4EC5E-1.html"}]},{"name":"Is new for this year","id":"is_new","type":"checkbox","value":true}]} [is_new] => 1 [step] => 6 [status] => 1 [updated_on] => 2021-09-16 14:27:06 [finalized_date] => 0000-00-00 00:00:00 [countryName] => Taiwan [regionId] => 20 [countryCode] => TW [countryAlias] => taiwan [regionName] => East Asia-Pacific [regionAlias] => east-asia-pacific [regionColor] => #c16339 [regionPosition] => a:3:{i:0;d:2.2;i:1;i:110;i:2;d:4.25;} [regionBgColor] => #ff8200 [regionBgHoverColor] => #dc4405 )Awards are available to pursue a full-time Master’s degree in Austronesian Studies at the Institute of Anthropology, National Tsing Hua University (NTHU). The program is taught in English.
\nNTHU is one of Taiwan’s most prestigious comprehensive research universities, and is widely known as an incubator for future leaders, with prominent alumni including Nobel laureates. NTHU is located in Hsin-chu, a historical city south of Taipei, and has one of the most beautiful campuses on the island. The city is surrounded by magnificent terrain that are home to indigenous peoples with great cultural diversity. Hsin-chu is also known as the Silicon Valley of Taiwan which blends the cultural depth and high-tech modernity nicely.
\nNTHU has ten colleges – Science, Engineering, Nuclear Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, Life Science, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Technology Management, Education, Arts, and Tsing Hua College. NTHU hosts hundreds of international students from over forty nations across the globe. The university is ranked highly in the QS World Rankings and has agreements for cooperative research, exchange and other joint activities with more than 100 universities around the world. NTHU receives the highest ratio of award winning faculty among all universities in Taiwan.
\nThe English-taught Master’s Program in Austronesian Studies at NTHU is the first of its kind in the region and is well situated among the top humanities and social sciences colleges in Taiwan. It is also supported by the Center for World Austronesia and Indigenous Peoples (CWAIP).
\nThis Center promotes interdisciplinary studies on Austronesian speaking groups and indigenous peoples, which covers anthropology, linguistics, history, literature, education, and law. Launched in 2021, this MA program seeks to promote and enhance the study of indigenous peoples in Taiwan within the greater context of the Austronesian-speaking world across Southeast Asia and Oceania, in areas such as environmental studies, gender and sexuality, state and indigenous relations, multicultural education, multispecies studies, religion and material cultures. It offers an English taught program that will attract non-Mandarin speakers to pursue their studies. Students may conduct independent research and fieldwork which are essential for personal learning and professional development.
\nNTHU has one of the most distinguished linguistics programs in Taiwan in theoretical linguistics as well as in the fields of Chinese and Austronesian linguistics. There is also a Hsin-chu Learning Center for Indigenous Languages which offers various indigenous language courses every semester.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by National Tsing Hua University.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
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\nNCCU is a leading university in Taiwan, especially in the fields of humanities, social sciences, management, politics, and international affairs, and provides a top international environment to foreign students. NCCU has also been selected as an “Aim for the Top University Project” sponsored school of the Ministry of Education and ranks high in the QS World Universities rankings.
\nThe International Master’s Program in Asia-Pacific Studies (IMAS) is Taiwan’s first English-taught master’s program in Asia-Pacific Studies. The majority of IMAS courses focus on either Taiwan or mainland China and fall under one of three disciplinary tracks: political economy, socio-cultural studies, or cross-strait/international relations. Students can take at most 9 credits outside of the IMAS program. All students will complete a thesis in their final year.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by National Chengchi University.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nA separate application to the university is required. Applicants not only have to apply to the Fulbright award, but also MUST be accepted by the university. Please look up and respect the program application deadline for the university program.
\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
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- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year –period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
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\nNTU is the most comprehensive university and the foremost research-led institution in Taiwan. It is considered by many the best and most prestigious academic institution in Taiwan, constantly placed among top ranked universities in Asia. NTU's leading role in education and research is supported by a global strategy that capitalizes on sustained mobility, an expanded network of 450 partners, and the creation of quality global opportunities.
\nNTU is committed to producing outstanding innovation in a wide array of fields. Powered by NTU's national and international research hubs, NTU leads many cutting-edge research programs in science and engineering, medicine, life science, agriculture, and social sciences. It is internationally recognized as a pioneer in translational research, and is acclaimed for its world-leading breakthroughs in chip design.
\nThe College of Public Health (CPH) of National Taiwan University (NTU) is so far the first and only public health school accredited by CEPH (Council on Education for Public Health) in Asia.
\nThe program targets international talent and is comprised entirely of international students. The GHP equips students with research expertise capable of providing scientific evidence to solve critical public health issues. With an emphasis on having an international faculty, community-based research, and cultural sensitivity, they train students to apply theories and design intervention through our course load consisting of work both in the classroom and in the field. Students have the opportunity to have a truly global education.
\nNTU College of Public Health is committed to providing an interesting and thought-provoking academic experience. Preparing both medical and non-medical students with the necessary skills and knowledge applicable to real world situations. The Master of Global Health program will equip you with the methodology and skills required to kick start a career in a global health context or help build on current skills. Also, the program incorporates world leading guest speakers in areas including global health, environmental health, epidemiology, biostatistics as well as healthcare policy and management. NTU is uniquely located in the heart of Asia with practicum opportunities available across Asia, Africa and Europe.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by the National Taiwan University.
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\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
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\nNTU is the most comprehensive university and the foremost research-led institution in Taiwan. It is considered by many the best and most prestigious academic institution in Taiwan, constantly placed among top ranked universities in Asia. NTU's leading role in education and research is supported by a global strategy that capitalizes on sustained mobility, an expanded network of 450 partners, and the creation of quality global opportunities.
\nNTU is committed to producing outstanding innovation in a wide array of fields. Powered by NTU's national and international research hubs, NTU leads many cutting-edge research programs in science and engineering, medicine, life science, agriculture, and social sciences. It is internationally recognized as a pioneer in translational research, and is acclaimed for its world-leading breakthroughs in chip design.
\nThe Agricultural Economics Master’s Program is a multifaceted effort of the Department of Agricultural Economics, the College of Bio-Resources and Agriculture, and the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (Taiwan ICDF). This was NTU’s first Master’s program taught entirely in English.
\nAgricultural development is the crucial factor for a country’s broad-based development. Agriculture has played an important role in Taiwan’s economic development. Students learning agricultural economics expertise and agri-business management skills through the program will be well prepared to engage in agricultural production, marketing, important issues and problems of agriculture, which in turn help to foster their potential for leadership in agricultural policy and agribusiness management.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by National Taiwan University.
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- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year –period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
- Individuals with dual U.S.-Taiwan citizenship or permanent residency are not eligible. \n
Applicants must select “NTU AgriEcon” in the Award Name field of the application.
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\nNCKU is an international top-tier university with a high reputation in science, engineering, medicine, management planning and design. NCKU has ranked first in terms of active involvement with academia-industry collaboration nationwide. According to The Times Higher Education-QS World University Rankings, NCKU is in the top 1% of universities worldwide in university-industry cooperation indicators.
\nEnergy and its sustainable utilization is the most important issue which humankind must face in the 21st century. Following the trend of international technology development, the teaching aim of this International Degree Program in Energy Engineering (IDPEE) focuses on energy science and technology, including new, green energy generation. IDPEE combines fundamental energy engineering techniques with applied knowledge. It is comprehensively co-organized by the faculties from the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the College of Engineering. The main focus is to equip students with energy engineering abilities in the fields of solar power, biomass energy, energy storage technology, clean combustion, wind energy, energy policies and strategies, etc.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by the National Cheng Kung University.
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"}},{"name":"Critical Language Enhancement Award","id":"critical_language_enhancement_award","type":"text","visibility":1,"value":"The Critical Language Enhancement Award (CLEA) provides an opportunity for Fulbright U.S. Student Program grantees to receive intensive language study in addition to their research/study grants. The award provides tuition reimbursement for grantees to pursue language training in the host countries. Application for CLEA is made in conjunction with the Fulbright U.S. Student application. However, being awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student grant does not guarantee receipt of CLEA since review of each award is conducted separately and is contingent upon several factors. In Taiwan, only degree-seeking students pursuing Master's studies will be eligible for CLEA. For additional information and requirements on the award, please see Critical Language Enhancement Award details.
\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year –period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
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\nNCKU is an international top-tier university with a high reputation in science, engineering, medicine, management planning and design. NCKU has ranked first in terms of active involvement with academia-industry collaboration nationwide. According to The Times Higher Education-QS World University Rankings, NCKU is in the top 1% of universities worldwide in university-industry cooperation indicators.
\nThe Creative Industries (CI) are rooted in the creativity, skills, and talents of people. The scope of creative industries includes visual arts, music and performing arts, cultural production development, arts and crafts, film, television and broadcasting, publishing, advertising, design, digital entertainment, fashion, branding, creative lifestyles, architecture, etc.
\nUnder the College of Planning and Design at National Cheng Kung University, the Institute of Creative Industries Design (ICID) has evolved into a combination of industrial planning and enterprise innovations, with a focus on design applications and strategy management. In order to develop creative industries and cultivate research talents, ICID recruits students and faculty from various backgrounds and multiple specializations of study. ICID offers cross-disciplinary courses for creative industries talents through three academic groups: (A) Brand & Marketing Planning, (B) Media & Interaction Design, and (C) Industry & Service Innovation. In the regular curriculum, international academic activities are highlighted, such as exchange-student programs, international workshops and conferences. ICID promotes multiple, localized and international research, with the aim to cultivate talent from a wide range of abilities and to unite the power of industry, government, academia, research organizations, and the community in order to make Creative Industry sustainable, in the global era.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by the National Cheng Kung University.
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\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
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\nNCCU is a leading university in Taiwan, especially in the fields of humanities, social sciences, management, politics, and international affairs, and provides a top international environment to foreign students. NCCU has also been selected as an “Aim for the Top University Project” sponsored school of the Ministry of Education and ranks high in the QS World Universities rankings.
\nThe International Master’s Program in International Communication Studies (IMICS) focuses on cross-cultural communication studies with an additional emphasis on the Asia-Pacific area. The program aims at promoting both the quality and the content of current international communications research, and at cultivating future leaders and professionals in the field of international communications.
\nWith the help of reputable faculty members from the three well-established communication departments (Journalism, Advertising, and Radio & Television) at NCCU, IMICS offers an extensive range of elective courses designed not only to introduce students to the theories and skills required to write a research dissertation but to conduct in-depth discussions on various communication-related subjects such as media and marketing, political communication, globalization and international relations. IMICS students are expected to be knowledgeable, well-trained experts who are able to adapt to the rapid change and global interdependence that characterizes the 21st Century, and make an impact on a global level both in academia and in industry.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by the National Chengchi University.
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\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nNCCU is a leading university in Taiwan, especially in the fields of humanities, social sciences, management, politics, and international affairs, and provides a top international environment to foreign students. NCCU has also been selected as an “Aim for the Top University Project” sponsored school of the Ministry of Education and ranks high in the QS World Universities rankings.
\nThe International Master's Program in International Studies (IMPIS) at NCCU brings a broad politico-economic-social focus to the understanding and study of contemporary international relations. International Development and International Conflict Management are two sub-fields (tracks) provided by IMPIS. IMPIS collaborates with various teaching and research units of NCCU to guarantee the quality of teaching and learning and the quantity of the courses to be offered.
\nThe award is co-sponsored by the National Chengchi University.
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\nAcceptable Languages: Mandarin
\nPrior Language Study: Prior language study is not required.
\nDates and Timing: 6 months, beginning with a 4-week period of intensive language training before MA degree program begins followed by concurrent studies during the first semester, up to 6 months total. CLEA recipients will be expected to arrive by late July to begin intensive language studies at their host university or with private tutoring arranged by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan). CLEA languages classes will take place either through the university’s own language center or through an exclusive, close partnership with FSE-approved language tutors. All instructors are well-trained in TECL pedagogy, and they offer all levels of language instruction from beginner to advanced.
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\nA separate application to the university is required. Applicants not only have to apply to the Fulbright award, but also MUST be accepted by the university. Please look up and respect the program application deadline for the university program.
\nOnce a Fulbright Finalist gains admission to the master’s degree program, a copy of the admission letter must be provided to the Commission.
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- Candidates currently residing in Taiwan (or those who will be living there during the 2021-2022 academic year) will not be considered. \n
- A candidate who has lived outside the United States for five or more consecutive years in the six-year –period preceding the date of application will be ineligible. \n
- Individuals with dual U.S.-Taiwan citizenship or permanent residency are not eligible. \n
Applicants must select “NCCU Intl. Studies (Masters)” in the Award Name field of the application.
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