TaiwanICDF International Higher Education Scholarship Program
Funding
Fully Funded
Covers
tuition + stipend
Stipend
NT$15,000/month (Bachelor); NT$18,000/month (Master); NT$20,000/month (PhD)
Deadline
Usually by mid-March

TaiwanICDF International Higher Education Scholarship Program 2026

About this scholarship

TaiwanICDF offers fully funded Bachelor's, Master's and PhD scholarships at partner universities in Taiwan for students from eligible developing countries, with support focused on sustainable development-related fields.

The TaiwanICDF International Higher Education Scholarship Program is a flagship scholarship scheme run by the International Cooperation and Development Fund (TaiwanICDF). It supports talented students from eligible developing countries to study in Taiwan through degree programmes offered in partnership with Taiwanese universities.

The programme funds Bachelor's, Master's and PhD study and is designed to help build professional capacity in areas linked to sustainable development. Depending on the partner university and programme, supported fields may include agriculture, public health, education, information and communications technology, and environmental science, among others. Awards are typically tenable at designated partner institutions in Taiwan rather than at any university of the applicant's choice.

This is generally a fully funded scholarship. Reported benefits include round-trip airfare, student dormitory accommodation, full tuition and credit fees, medical and accident insurance, textbook costs, and a monthly living allowance. Based on referenced programme information, the monthly allowance is NT$15,000 for Bachelor's students, NT$18,000 for Master's students, and NT$20,000 for PhD students.

Applicants are usually expected to be citizens of eligible developing countries, have a strong academic background, and meet the admission requirements of the selected partner university and degree programme in Taiwan. For programmes taught in English, applicants normally need to demonstrate suitable English proficiency. Detailed eligible countries, programme lists, and application instructions are typically provided in the official TaiwanICDF application guide for each cycle.

Students generally apply through the TaiwanICDF scholarship process together with admission to an approved partner programme. Because eligible countries and participating universities can vary by cycle, applicants should consult the official TaiwanICDF scholarship pages and current guidebook before applying.

Eligibility

Who can apply for this scholarship

Applicants must typically be citizens of eligible developing countries, have a strong academic record, and satisfy both TaiwanICDF scholarship rules and the admission requirements of the chosen partner university and programme in Taiwan.

Study levelBachelor, Master, PhD
Host countryTAIWAN
Eligible subjectsAgriculture, Education, Environmental_Sci, IT, Public_Health
Open toInternational applicants

Requirements

Documents typically needed to apply

01Applicants generally need to complete the scholarship application and provide the documents required by TaiwanICDF and the partner university. These commonly include academic records
02admission-related materials
03and any supporting documents specified in the current official application guidebook.

Language requirements

English proficiency is required for English-taught programmes.

Fully FundedBachelor, Master, PhD
Applications close
Usually by mid-March
Annual
Last updated: Jun 2026
What’s covered
Tuition fees
Maintenance stipend
Travel allowance
Accommodation
Duration
Currency
TWD

Where you can use this

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