Admission Information

Taipei Tech New Southbound Policy Semiconductor & Mandarin Porgram
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs established the New Southbound Elite Training Program primarily to promote the implementation of Taiwan's New Southbound Policy and enhance diplomatic, economic, and cultural exchanges with countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the South Pacific. The goal of this program is to cultivate professionals with expertise and an understanding of local cultures, enabling them to play an active role in government agencies, businesses, and non-governmental organizations, thereby strengthening Taiwan’s cooperation with these countries. The establishment of this program has the following main objectives:
Strengthening Diplomatic and Economic Cooperation
One of the core goals of the New Southbound Policy is to expand Taiwan's diplomatic and economic cooperation with countries in Asia, South Asia, and the South Pacific. Graduates of this program will assist the government in conducting more effective diplomatic work, particularly addressing the needs of these New Southbound countries.
Enhancing Talent Development
The program aims to cultivate a group of talents with multilingual abilities and an international perspective who can understand local market demands, cultural differences, and serve as bridges between Taiwan and New Southbound countries.
Deepening Cross-Strait Exchanges and Cooperation
Through this program, participants can strengthen Taiwan's cooperation with these countries in fields such as education, culture, and economics, fostering mutual understanding and friendship.
Assisting Enterprises in Expanding into International Markets
The program also aims to cultivate talents with cross-cultural communication skills to help Taiwanese companies expand into New Southbound markets.

New Southbound Countries
Excellent Teachers
Sessions Completed
Students Completed the Program
Eligibility

Applicants must be sophomore to senior university students from New Southbound Policy countries.

Applicants must not hold a passport from China (including Hong Kong and Macau) or Taiwan (Republic of China).

Applicants must not receive any financial support from the Taiwanese government, institutions, or educational organizations.
Subsidy
※Due to the change in the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the airfare subsidy has been changed to a maximum of NTD 18,000, and the accommodation subsidy has been changed to a maximum of NT$12,000 per month.
# | Projects | Subsidy |
---|---|---|
1 | Air ticket | NTD 18,000 round trip |
2 | Living expenses | NTD 10,000 per month |
3 | Housing | NTD 12,000 per month |
4 | Student insurance | NTD 3,300 (5 months) |
5 | Language courses | Fully subsidize |
6 | Semiconductor courses | Fully subsidize |
7 | Workshop | Fully subsidize |
8 | Enterprise visits & Field trip | Fully subsidize |
Application
1. Please fill out the online application form below
https://forms.gle/ygG8n395Wa565S9C7
2. Prepare and upload the following documents to the application form:
a. Copy of passport personal data page
(If you do not have a passport at the moment, please submit other documents first. If you pass the first stage of review, our staff will contact you.)
b. Proof of enrollment of your current university
c. Resume (CV)
d. Proof of English proficiency
(TOEFL/TOEIC/IELTS/Duolingo/Medium of Instruction from your university)
e. One-page English study plan
(Personal background, research interests, future plans and reasons for choosing this program)
f. One-minute English self-introduction video
3. Applicants who pass the document review will receive an online interview notice via email.
4. Admitted applicants will receive an admission notice from the Chinese Language Center (CLTC) via email.
5. If you have any questions, please contact: cltc@ntut.edu.tw
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