The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is accepting applications to the Taiwan-Europe Scholarship program starting this year as the government continues to deepen exchanges with its partner countries in the region.
According to the MOFA, the program integrates the Taiwan-Europe Connectivity Scholarship and Taiwan-Europe Semiconductor Short-term Training Program, and is administered by the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund.
The scholarship consists of three categories, with the TES Tech Degree Program designed for students from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania and Poland to study in English-speaking master’s or doctoral programs at seven participating colleges and universities in Taiwan.
Under the TES Connectivity/Exchange Program, European exchange students can apply to take part in degree or non-degree programs at 20 partnering higher education institutions, while third- and fourth-year exchange students from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania and Poland can attend English-speaking science and technology graduate programs at seven participating institutions.
The TES Semicon Training Program offers courses designed through collaboration between Taiwan’s semiconductor research organizations and higher education institutions, and is available to individuals from Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Lithuania, Italy and Bulgaria, among others.
The MOFA said the Student Mobility Scholarship Key Technologies program will continue as scheduled to recruit students from the Czech Republic till fall of 2027. (SFC-E)
According to the MOFA, the program integrates the Taiwan-Europe Connectivity Scholarship and Taiwan-Europe Semiconductor Short-term Training Program, and is administered by the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund.
The scholarship consists of three categories, with the TES Tech Degree Program designed for students from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania and Poland to study in English-speaking master’s or doctoral programs at seven participating colleges and universities in Taiwan.
Under the TES Connectivity/Exchange Program, European exchange students can apply to take part in degree or non-degree programs at 20 partnering higher education institutions, while third- and fourth-year exchange students from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania and Poland can attend English-speaking science and technology graduate programs at seven participating institutions.
The TES Semicon Training Program offers courses designed through collaboration between Taiwan’s semiconductor research organizations and higher education institutions, and is available to individuals from Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Lithuania, Italy and Bulgaria, among others.
The MOFA said the Student Mobility Scholarship Key Technologies program will continue as scheduled to recruit students from the Czech Republic till fall of 2027. (SFC-E)
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