International Students & Administration

NCU Scholarship Application (2024.02~2024.08)

  • Application Time

Jan. 8- Jan. 31, 2024 (Late submissions are not accepted)
  • Eligibility

  • Undergraduate students: The cumulative average grade of all semesters while studying in NCU must be higher than or equal to 60.

  • Graduate students: The cumulative average grade of all semesters while studying in NCU must be higher than or equal to 70.
  • Applicants must pass at least one Chinese course provided by NCU Language Center or with Chinese communication skill certificate.
  • Students who award Taiwan scholarship, ICDF scholarship, MOE Elite scholarship or double degree are not able to apply NCU scholarship. 
  • Required Documents

1. Historical records (Official transcript)

2. Appraisal Form (as attached)

3. Copy of Valid ARC

*Students with working ARC or working visa based on working permit are not eligible for NCU scholarship.
  • Attachment

1) Appraisal Form

2) Guidelines of NCU International Student Scholarship (English ver.)

3) Guidelines of NCU International Student Scholarship (Chinese ver.)

 

*If you have any question regarding NCU scholarship, please ask Ms. Cathy Chang (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) as soon as possible. Otherwise, once you miss the application time, you cannot get stipend or tuition waive for the following semester. 

International Students & Administration

This creative exploratory workshop is designed for international students who identify themselves as female. It invites you to explore your journey both physically and emotionally. It invites you to connect with your inner self creatively, through the use of various art materials. Art allows us to explore inner awareness and insights non-verbally. Your participation in this workshop could be playful, reflective, or in-depth, but whatever you choose to create will have a unique and personal meaning for you. No art skills are required to attend this workshop. This workshop will be facilitated in English.

Lecturer of the Workshop:

Leliel (Yen-Ting) Lin, a professionally registered art therapist.

Leliel trained at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK, and is now based in Taichung. Her practice includes working with groups, adults and vulnerable youth with special needs in the medical and social welfare sector. Besides her clinical work, she also facilitates safe and containing spaces for creative dialogues on difference, diversity, and equality.

  • Date:2023/11/21
  • Time: 13:30~16:30
  • Venue: idea NCU (Teaching and Research Building 4 F)
  • Number of Participants: Maximum 20 female students, you will receive the confirmation letter from Cathy in OIA once you register successfully.
  • Event Schedule:

Warmup & self-introduction

Art-making 1

Sharing in pairs and in group

break time

Art-making 2

Grounding moment

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