Admissions

Qualification

Master program: Bachelor's (or above) degree and interested in public health
PhD program: Master's (or above) degree interested in public health.

Required Document

1. Admission application form-To be filled out in the online application system.

2. Study plan-The study plan can be written in English or Chinese. Basic content shall include motivation for application, education/ research Background, and prospective study at NYCU.

3. Official degree certificate

4. Full official reancsripts ( inculding grade decriptions, GPAs, and class rankings)

5.  Two letters of recommendation-You must provide letters of recommendation written by no fewer than two recommenders—generally, instructors, advising professors, or employers. Please refer to the paper format provided by this office or request your recommenders to write letters of recommendation on the online application system.

6. Proof of nationality

7. Proof of financial statement

All applicants must submit one of the following financial documents during the application process:
(1) Proof of scholarship issued by the Taiwan government or another government, not including proof of scholarship from NYCU.
(2) Proof of bank statement:applicants awarded a full scholarship from a nongovernmental body must submit proof of deposit of US $5000 (NT $150,000) dated within the past 3 months.

(3) If the proof of deposit uses a currency other than US dollars or New Taiwan dollars, the applicant must note the exchange rate and the USD or NTD equivalent on the statement.

8. Proof of Englsih proficiency(Select one)

(1) The scores required for proving English proficiency in each department are subject to the regulations announced by each department. The recommended scores are a minimum of 500 points for PBT, 173 for CBT, or 73 for iBT in TOEFL; 5.5 points for academic IELTS; and 750 for TOEIC.

(2) If the courses from the educational institutions of your previous academic credential are fully taught in English, you can request the institutions, departments, or advising professors to issue an official certificate stating that the courses are fully taught in English.

(3) Applicants whose nationality or previous academic credential belongs to an English-speaking country are not required to submit proofs of English proficiency and are only required to submit their passports or graduation certificates.

(4) Applicants whose nationality or previous academic credential belongs to an English-speaking country are not required to submit proofs of English proficiency and are only required to submit their passports or graduation certificates. English-speaking countries are defined as the United States of America, Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, and the list of English-Speaking Countries.

Application

Please visit the Office of International Affairs website of NYCU for online registration-Link

Deadline for NYCU Admission is March 15th.

Fully sponsored ICDF scholarship is available; please check with Taiwan (R.O.C.) Embassy/Representative Office for details. https://oia.nycu.edu.tw/oia/en/index 
Deadline for ICDF Scholarship is March 15th.

IHP Admissions Pipeline

MS Program
Admission	Local Students	Link
	International Student	Link
	Mainland Chinese Student	Link
	Oversea Student	Link
Transfer to another program	Local Students	To be announced
	Mainland Chinese Student (Double Major / Minor)	To be announced
	Oversea Student	To be announced
Current Student	Double Major	Link
	Minor Studies	Link
	Change of Major	Link
Short-term Students	Exchange Students	Link

Ph.D. Program (In collaboration with the Institute of Public Health)
Admission	Local Students	Link
	International Student	Link
Current Student	Transfer to another department	Link
	Direct Admission	Link