To encourage international and overseas students to learn Chinese and enhance their language proficiency, Taipei Tech provides subsidies such as the 50% tuition waiver, TOCFL test fee subsidy, and Chinese Language Center course subsidy. These measures aim to support students’ language development and academic achievement.
Must be officially admitted and registered (Bachelor’s / Master’s / PhD).
Eligible to apply for the 50% tuition & fees waiver (international students only).
Must complete the online health survey before enrollment; a health check and adjustment survey after enrollment are required.
Cannot receive ROC government scholarships or other NTUT scholarships concurrently.
Eligible for the following based on conditions:
TOCFL Level B or above
Previous academic year:
Academic average 70 or above
Conduct score 80 or above
TOCFL must show at least one level of progression (e.g., B1→B2) or reach C2 level
Achieve TOCFL B level or higher while enrolled at NTUT
Submit proof of enrollment for the semester of study
Must submit a new TOCFL result (any level) within 3 months after course completion
Eligible for:
TOCFL test fee subsidy
Chinese Language Center course subsidy
⚠ Not eligible for the 50% tuition waiver
(5th-year Bachelor’s / 3rd-year Master’s / 5th-year PhD and above)
Eligible for:
TOCFL test fee subsidy
Chinese Language Center course subsidy
⚠ Not eligible for the 50% tuition waiver
Only TOCFL (CAT format) is accepted.
For newly admitted students applying for the tuition waiver, the following may also be accepted:
Malaysia SPM Chinese
Malaysia UEC Chinese
Equivalency levels published by SC-TOP
Covers 50% of tuition & fees
Does NOT cover: miscellaneous fees, housing, insurance, books, internet fees, etc.
Up to NT$2,000 per test
Limited to once per year
50% course fee subsidy
Limited to once per year
Based on actual course availability
New students: Reviewed during admission
Current students: Based on OIA annual announcements
TOCFL and Chinese course subsidies: According to OIA or Chinese Language Center announcements
Award is reviewed automatically during admission by OIA
Apply during the announced period
Required documents:
Previous academic year transcript
Two most recent TOCFL results (for comparison)
Students must pay first; subsidy is reimbursed after approval
Submit TOCFL result (B level or above)
Submit proof of enrollment
Sign the required declaration form
Scholarship/subsidy may be revoked and reimbursement required if:
Student suspends or withdraws from studies
Fails to complete registration within deadlines
Stays outside Taiwan for more than 1 month during the award period
Commits major legal violations
Receives disciplinary action of one major demerit or above
New students fail to submit the OIA safety seminar certificate before the second semester
For Chinese course subsidy: attendance below 80% or failure to submit TOCFL within 3 months
Award quota is based on annual budget and number of applicants
Quotas cannot be carried over to the next academic year
Funding sources: NTUT University Fund & MOE Higher Education Sprout Project