If there should be any discrepancy or contradiction between the Chinese and translated English versions of the brochure, the Chinese version shall prevail
If there should be any discrepancy or contradiction between the Chinese and translated English versions of the brochure, the Chinese version shall prevail
1. Online application only. Hard-copy applications are not accepted. Overdue applications will not be considered.
2. The "Required Information and Documents" can be found below.
3. The application process is free of charge. There is a limit of three programs per applicant.
4. Applicants must provide the information and documents specified in the application manual and online application system.
5. Applicants will be notified via email if they submit incomplete/incorrect information.
1. A person of foreign nationality who has never held Republic of China (“R.O.C.”) nationality and does not have overseas Chinese student status at the time of application.
2. A person of foreign nationality who meets the following requirements and has resided overseas continuously for at least six years at the time of application. I. A person who at the time of application also holds dual R.O.C. nationality shall have never had a household registration in Taiwan. II. A person who before the time of application also held dual R.O.C. nationality but no longer does at the time of application shall have renounced his/her R.O.C. nationality with the approval of the Ministry of the Interior at least eight full years before his/her application. III. The persons referred to in the preceding two subparagraphs must have never studied in Taiwan as an overseas Chinese student and have not accepted a placement by the University Entrance Committee for Overseas Chinese Students in the current academic year.
3. An applicant of foreign nationality, who is eligible for permanent residence in Hong Kong or Macao, has never had a household registration in Taiwan, and at the time of application has resided in Hong Kong, Macao, or elsewhere overseas continuously for at least six years.
4. An applicant who was formerly from the Mainland Area has foreign nationality and has never had a household registration in Taiwan, and who at the time of his/her application has resided overseas continuously for at least six years.
5. A person who was selected by a foreign government, organization, or school to study in Taiwan in accordance with the Education Cooperation Framework Agreement, and who has never had a household registration in Taiwan may be eligible with the approval of the competent education administrative authority.
6. If an international student who applied to come to Taiwan to undertake a bachelor's degree or lower level program in Taiwan and after coming to Taiwan stayed for less than one year and for some reason discontinued their studies or forfeited their student status, then this student may re-apply to study in Taiwan for only one time.
7. International students must have graduated from high schools, colleges, or universities recognized by the Ministry of Education (“MOE”). International students with a foreign high school diploma may apply for the undergraduate programs.
8. The assessment and recognition of foreign academic credentials should be subject to the MOE Regulations Regarding International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan as well as the following rules: I. Academic credentials from the Mainland Area: shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations Regarding the Assessment and Recognition of Academic Credentials for the Mainland Area. II. Academic credentials from Hong Kong or Macao: shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations Governing the Examination and Recognition of Educational Qualifications from Hong Kong and Macao. III. The assessment and recognition of academic credentials at an adequate level of education should be conducted in accordance with the MOE Standards for Recognition of Equivalent Educational Levels for University Admission.
9. The foreign high school, college, or university where an applicant earned his/her graduation certificate, diploma, or academic credentials must be officially recognized by the Ministry of Education, R.O.C. Please visit the Database for the Reference List of Foreign Universities for more details.
10. An international student is not permitted to re-apply for studying in Taiwan if he/she has been expelled from an educational institution in Taiwan or had his/her student status forfeited due to unsatisfactory conduct or academic performance or a serious violation of laws or the regulations of the educational institution.
11. An international student who intends to apply for transfer admission to one of the bachelor’s degree programs at YZU should have already been enrolled in and studied at a college or university in Taiwan, and he/she should be subject to the criteria applicable to domestic transfer applicants. If he/she meets the criteria, he/she will be admitted to a sophomore or junior class based on the qualifications review results.
12. An applicant who is found to have violated any of the above rules should be disqualified from admission, have his/her student status forfeited, or the issued academic degree should be revoked. YZU reserves the right not to issue any certificate to such a student.
(1) Passport or other nationality certificate. (2) Certificates of Education such as a Diploma or a Certificate of Enrollment: 1. Applicants who are graduating in the current year must submit a copy of the student identity card or certificate of enrollment valid in the graduation semester and must obtain an official diploma before enrollment to YZU. The certificate needs to be translated into Traditional Chinese (except when the diploma is written in English) for the application review. 2. Applicants who have already graduated must submit a copy of the diploma. Applicants to the undergraduate programs must submit a copy of a high school diploma, while applicants to the master programs must submit a copy of a bachelor's degree. (3)Academic Transcript: Applicants who are graduating in the current year must submit copies of the transcripts and ranking certificates of Grade 10 and 11. (4)Autobiography: Should be written in Traditional Chinese or English. Applicants who submit different versions of personal statements to apply to different programs shall specify the name of each program and fill in the corresponding section in the online application system. (5)Each applicant must submit a 2×2 inches photo taken within the last 6 months and show the face without wearing a hat. (6)Declaration for International Students of Yuan Ze University (as Appendix I). Applicants should read it carefully, sign it, and upload it to the online system。 (7)Survey of The Applicant’s Chinese Learning Background (as Appendix II) (8)Financial Statement: An official bank statement (in Traditional Chinese or English) that indicates an account balance of more than NTD$120,000 (or USD$4,000). The statement has to be issued by a financial institution within the last 3 months of the application date or a certificate of receiving a scholarship from the Taiwan Government. If the bank statement is not from the applicant himself/herself, a statement from the sponsor (in Traditional Chinese or English) is required. (9)Other Supporting Documents: Proof of achievement of specialized works (or special performances), other relevant licenses, and certifications. Please attach English certificates if the applicants are applying for an English Program. * Note 1. If the aforementioned documents, such as the diploma, certificate of enrollment, and academic transcript, are in languages other than Chinese or English, the applicants must submit a Chinese or English version of the documents. The transcript must be an official document from the school and stamped by the school’s Academic Affairs Office. * Note 2. Applicants must submit an electronic file of the diploma, certificate of enrollment, and transcript. Once admitted to and registered at the university in Taiwan, the applicants must submit the original copy of these documents (and have them translated into Chinese if they are in languages other than Chinese or English), which must be verified by the overseas mission of Taiwan or a recommendation unit designated by the Overseas Community Affairs Council, for the university’s review. Applicants who do not provide the aforementioned documents will be disqualified for admission; if they are already admitted to the university, their admission will be revoked. * Note 3. Late applications after the deadline or applications that provide incomplete information will not be considered. Applicants cannot apply to submit late documents unless they are informed by YZU to do so.
Please check the results on the application website, confirm the offer and upload the Declaration for International Students of Yuan Ze University and Survey of the Applicant's Chinese Learning Background by the deadline.
New students of the International Foundation Program are required to reside on campus. Please download the Yuan Ze University Student Housing Agreement, complete the necessary information, and sign it. The form should be submitted to the dormitory reception desk during check-in.
Please refer to the guidelines for the tuition fee of the International Foundation Program .