NTU Centennial Fellowship Program
National Taiwan University Launches Centennial International Graduate Scholarship to Attract Global Talent
National Taiwan University is preparing to celebrate its magnificent centennial anniversary in 2028. To honor this historic milestone, NTU has introduced the “Centennial Fellowship Program” aimed at attracting outstanding international graduate students. This initiative seeks to nurture future leaders and innovative talents in academia.
The fellowship not only supports distinguished graduate students from abroad but also serves as a strategy for NTU to strengthen partnerships with global academic institutions. Exceptional candidates from partner universities will be selected based on their academic potential and research achievements. Generous financial support is available: Master’s students may receive up to TWD 600,000, while PhD students can receive up to TWD 2,000,000. This initiative encourages elite students worldwide to choose NTU as their base for study and research.
Notable partner institutions, including Chulalongkorn University, Mahidol University , the University of Indonesia, and Institut Teknologi Bandung, are already part of the program. The first batch of international students benefiting from this fellowship is expected to begin their studies in 2025. To enhance academic cooperation, NTU plans to invite additional top international universities to join before the centennial celebration, collectively creating new opportunities for academic exchange and success.
Nomination Process
1. Chula OIA will request that each Faculty and School nominate up to one candidate.
2. All nominees must complete and submit their applications through the NTU International Degree Admission Pathway (https://admissions.ntu.edu.tw/apply/degree-students/international-students/). Failure to submit by the deadline (February 13, 2025) will result in withdrawal of eligibility for the fellowship.
3. Chula OIA will compile all nominations and submit them to NTU OIA.
