Undergraduate Scholarship

Undergraduate Scholarships

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This page provides summaries of scholarship and financial aid programs. Eligibility, quotas, award amounts, and application deadlines are subject to the latest announcements on the source websites and in the applicable regulations.

Academic & Admission Awards

For students with strong academic performance or who meet specific admission criteria.

Academic Excellence Award

Academic Achievement Award | University Selection

Undergraduate No Individual Application Required

Each semester, the University selects recipients based on academic performance in the preceding semester. Undergraduate recipients receive a certificate and may also receive a scholarship subject to available funding.

Basic RequirementsAt least 9 credits completed in the semester and a GPA of 3.7 or above.
Number of Recipients1 recipient for classes of 20 or fewer; 2 for classes of 21–40; 3 for classes of 41 or more.
FrequencyOnce per semester.
Tie-breaking and Other Provisions
  • If tied students exceed the class quota, ranking is determined in order by credits earned that semester, cumulative credits earned, and cumulative GPA.
  • Recipients remain eligible to apply for other scholarships.
  • Students who graduate early or take leave may still be eligible if their preceding-semester performance meets the requirements.

Outstanding Freshman Admission Awards

University-level Admission Awards

First-year Students

The University offers an Elite Student Admission Scholarship and an admission award for outstanding freshmen from senior high schools in Yilan, Hualien, and Taitung.

Elite Student ScholarshipFor outstanding undergraduate freshmen who meet the University's specified admission criteria.
Eastern Taiwan High School AwardFor outstanding freshmen from senior high schools in Yilan, Hualien, and Taitung who meet the residency, schooling, and admission requirements.
DetailsSubject to the latest regulations of the Office of Academic Affairs and the University.

Five-Year Bachelor's–Master's Program

Apply from Junior Spring | Senior-year Tuition Discount

From Junior SpringUp to 5 per Academic Year

NDHU undergraduate students, including transfer students, may apply from the second semester of their junior year to take designated master's courses early. Students selected as pre-master's students who subsequently meet the progression requirements may receive a 50% tuition and miscellaneous-fee reduction during their senior year.

Tuition BenefitStudents first pay the full senior-year tuition and fees, then apply for a refund after being admitted to an NDHU master's program, earning the bachelor's degree as scheduled, and continuing directly into the first year of the master's program.
QuotaEach master's program, graduate institute, or master's degree program may offer up to five places per academic year; colleges may adjust allocations within the total quota.
Credit TransferPre-master's students who earn B− (70) or above in master's courses taken in advance may apply for credit transfer according to regulations; credits already counted toward the bachelor's degree may not be counted again.
Tuition Refund and Study Provisions
  • Refunds are based on tuition and miscellaneous fees actually paid during the senior year, excluding amounts already covered by public funding, tuition waivers, scholarships, or similar benefits.
  • Students must obtain the bachelor's degree by the end of the eighth semester and gain formal graduate-student status through master's admission screening, entrance examination, or an international-student admission channel.
  • Master's credit transfer is generally processed once before the add/drop deadline of the first semester. Eligible students may transfer all qualifying credits, but must study in the master's program for at least one year.
Financial & Living Support

Students with eligible status, financial need, or emergency circumstances may use the following University-level resources.

Tuition and Fee Waivers

Apply Each Semester as Announced

Students who meet specified eligibility categories, such as Indigenous students, low-income or lower-middle-income households, students with disabilities, or families in special circumstances, may apply for tuition and fee waivers according to regulations.

ApplicationApply online and submit supporting documents for the applicable eligibility category.
Important NoteRestrictions on receiving this benefit together with assistance programs for disadvantaged students or other programs should be confirmed in the announcement for the relevant semester.

Support for Financial Need and Emergencies

Financial Aid & Living Support

The Student Living Services Division provides information on assistance for disadvantaged students, scholarships for students in financial need, student loans, emergency assistance, and other on- and off-campus emergency aid.

EligibilityAs specified in the applicable aid or assistance regulations.
Application PeriodSee the latest announcement from the Student Living Services Division.

Tuition and Fee Information

Official Information Portal

For more information on tuition and fee waivers, student loans, financial assistance, and related payments, please visit the University Tuition and Fees Portal.

Professional Development & Student Employment

Financial Certification Award

Department of Economics Award

Current Economics Students Subject to Semester Announcement

This award encourages Economics students to obtain finance-related professional certifications and certifications such as Net-Zero Carbon Planning Manager, strengthening professional skills and employability.

Recent StandardFor Spring 2026 (AY 114-2), registration fees were reimbursed at actual cost, up to NT$500 per certification and NT$500 per student per semester.
Application RequirementsApplicants must obtain an eligible certification listed in the announcement within the specified semester and submit the required documents.
Actual AmountSubject to available funding and the latest announcement for the semester.

Teaching Assistantships (TA) & On-campus Employment

Teaching Participation & Student Employment

Department teaching assistantships generally give priority to non-employed master's and doctoral students. Qualified undergraduate students in their second year or above with strong academic performance may also serve as TAs.

TA SelectionSelected by the course instructor according to course needs.
General Student EmploymentDepartments, administrative units, and research projects also offer on-campus student employment opportunities.
PayDetermined by the employment contract, actual hours worked, and current regulations.
Source Website | Campus Employment & Scholarship Announcements
Overseas Study Funding
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