境外學生獎助學金

To help reduce the financial burden of studying in Taiwan and encourage outstanding international students to enroll at CGUST, the University offers the International Student Freshman Scholarship.

Eligible new international students will receive the scholarship in accordance with University regulations upon enrollment. No separate application is required. The scholarship is intended to support students in pursuing their studies and adapting to life in Taiwan.

Eligibility:

1. Students admitted through CGUST’s Direct Admission for International Students.
2. Students admitted through the University Entrance Committee for Overseas Chinese Students (UECOCS).

Application Documents:

CGUST’s international degree students come from various countries and regions, including Hong Kong, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Some students face financial difficulties and may need to work part-time off campus to cover their living expenses while studying.

To provide comprehensive support and help students successfully complete their studies, CGUST offers a living allowance scholarship to ease their financial burden and reduce the need for part-time work. This support enables students to focus on their studies, improve their academic performance, and reduce the likelihood of extending their period of study. Through this program, the University hopes to support international degree students in overcoming financial challenges and achieving their full potential.

Eligibility:

1. Students admitted to CGUST through a recommendation.
2. Students from financially disadvantaged families.
3. Students with outstanding academic performance.

Required Documents:

1. Application Form for Scholarships for International Undergraduate Students
2. Certificate of Financial Hardship issued by an organization authorized by the Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC)

To address the nursing workforce shortage and cultivate outstanding international healthcare professionals, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (CGMH) has established the International Nursing Student Scholarship.

The scholarship is designed to support international students in focusing on their academic studies and developing professional nursing skills, while also providing opportunities for career development with the Chang Gung healthcare team after graduation.

We sincerely welcome international students who are passionate about pursuing a career in nursing to apply and join us in contributing to healthcare and building a better future together!

For further details, please refer to the following documents or contact the Office of International Affairs:

• Guidelines for the Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Scholarship for International Nursing Students
• Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Scholarship Agreement for International Nursing Students
• Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Scholarship Information Session – September 23, 2026

To encourage outstanding overseas Chinese and international students to pursue a master’s degree at Chang Gung University of Science and Technology (CGUST) and support them in successfully completing their studies, the University has established this scholarship program.

Eligibility:

• Overseas Chinese and international students who are officially enrolled in a master’s degree program at CGUST.
• Students from Hong Kong and Macao, short-term exchange students, and dual-degree students are not eligible.
• Students who are currently receiving any scholarship or financial aid from a Taiwan government agency are not eligible to apply.

Scholarship Benefits and Requirements:

• First semester: The scholarship covers tuition and miscellaneous fees, accommodation fees, and a monthly living allowance of NT$10,000.
• From the second semester onward: To continue receiving the scholarship, recipients must achieve an average score of 80 or above in both academic performance and conduct each semester.
• The scholarship may be awarded for a maximum of two academic years.

For further details, please refer to the scholarship regulations or contact the Office of International Affairs:

Regulations for Scholarships and Stipends for Overseas Chinese and Foreign Master's Students