The NTUST Scholarship (Master’s) 2027 is a fully funded or partially funded graduate scholarship offered by the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) to outstanding international students pursuing a Master’s degree. The scholarship provides a tuition and fee waiver together with a monthly stipend of up to NT$18,000, depending on the scholarship category and study level. The scholarship is initially awarded for one academic year and may be renewed based on academic and research performance.
About the NTUST Scholarship (Master’s)
The NTUST Scholarship attracts outstanding international students to pursue graduate studies at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. NTUST finances the scholarship through its university endowment fund and subsidies from Taiwan’s Ministry of Education. The University awards scholarships to students enrolled in full-time English-taught Master’s programmes across a wide range of academic disciplines.
The scholarship committee evaluates applicants based on their academic achievements, research potential, and supporting documents submitted during the admission process. Departments determine whether successful applicants receive a full scholarship, a partial scholarship, or a tuition waiver scholarship. Students may renew the scholarship annually by maintaining satisfactory academic and research performance.
Why Choose The NTUST Scholarship (Master’s)?
The NTUST Scholarship helps international students complete graduate studies in Taiwan with substantial financial support.
You benefit from:
- Tuition and fee waiver
- Monthly living stipend
- Opportunity to renew the scholarship annually
- Study at one of Taiwan’s leading science and technology universities
- Access to modern laboratories and research facilities
- Research supervision by experienced faculty
- Strong preparation for careers in academia, research, and industry
Graduates pursue careers in:
- Engineering
- Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Information Technology
- Business
- Design
- Applied Sciences
- Research and Development
- Higher Education
NTUST Scholarship (Master’s) Summary
- Host Country: Taiwan
- Host University: National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST)
- Scholarship Name: NTUST Scholarship
- Study Level: Master’s
- Scholarship Type: Fully Funded / Partially Funded
- Study Mode: Full-Time
- Scholarship Duration:
- Master’s: Up to 2 years
- Fast-track Master’s to PhD: Up to 4 years
- Eligible Applicants: International students
- Application Mode: Online with admission application
- Application Deadline: September 11, 2026
- Selection Basis: Academic excellence, research potential, and departmental evaluation
Scholarship Benefits
Successful applicants may receive one of the following scholarship packages:
Full Scholarship
Master’s Students
- Tuition and fee waiver
- NT$12,000 monthly stipend
Partial Scholarship
Master’s Students
- NT$9,000 monthly stipend
Tuition Waiver Scholarship
- Full waiver of tuition and academic fees without a monthly stipend
The University and the student’s department or thesis advisor jointly provide the monthly stipend. Payments may arrive separately.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Apply as a first-time international applicant for a full-time Master’s programme at NTUST.
- Hold a recognised bachelor’s degree for Master’s admission.
- Meet the admission requirements of the selected graduate programme.
- Demonstrate strong academic performance and research potential.
Applicants are not eligible if they:
- Already received another scholarship from NTUST or the Government of Taiwan (except approved research assistantships, work-study payments, or special agreements).
- Study simultaneously at NTUST and another university in Taiwan.
- Hold full-time paid employment in Taiwan while receiving the scholarship.
Required Documents
First-time applicants submit the scholarship application together with their admission application and generally provide:
- Online admission application
- Academic transcripts
- Degree certificates
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Study plan or statement of purpose
- Recommendation letters
- English language proficiency documents (if required)
- Additional programme-specific documents
Students applying for a scholarship renewal must submit:
- Previous academic year’s transcript
- Research achievements or progress report
- Recommendation letter from the academic advisor
Application Process & Timeline
- Apply online for admission to an eligible Master’s programme at NTUST.
- Select the NTUST Scholarship during the admission application.
- Upload all required supporting documents.
- Submit the completed application before the programme deadline.
- The academic department evaluates both the admission and scholarship applications.
- Receive the scholarship decision together with the admission offer.
- Current scholarship recipients apply for renewal before their scholarship expires.




