MASTER'S ADMISSIONS
Master's Admissions
Explore admission pathways and begin advanced study in economics at NDHU
The Department offers three main admission pathways: domestic admission by recommendation and screening, the general admission examination, and international student admission. The domestic admission tables retain the original fields and information from the official admission brochures, while international applications follow the procedures announced by the NDHU Office of International Affairs. Actual quotas, dates, and regulations are subject to the official announcements for the relevant academic year.
Admissions Overview
- Domestic Admission Quota: 10 regular-student places and 0 in-service-student places.
- International Student Admission: Quotas and related regulations are subject to the international student admission guidelines for the relevant academic year.
- Admission Pathways: 1. Admission by Recommendation and Screening; 2. General Admission Examination; 3. International Student Admission.
- Degree Awarded: Master of Economics, College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
- Minimum Graduation Credits: 32 credits.
- 3+2 Five-Year Program: Eligible NDHU Economics undergraduates may apply for the five-year consecutive bachelor's–master's program and begin taking master's-level courses early. Prospective master's student status does not constitute formal admission to the master's program. View the 3+2 Five-Year Program
- Department Highlights:
- Highly qualified faculty: All faculty members hold doctoral degrees from renowned universities in Taiwan or abroad.
- Strong connections with economics and finance professions: Graduates commonly work in public- and private-sector financial institutions and enterprises, and their disciplinary training provides an advantage in national civil service examinations.
- Eligible students may apply to enroll in elementary or secondary teacher education programs, including Social Studies and Civics.
- Related Website: NDHU Admissions Website https://exam.ndhu.edu.tw
- B.A.–M.A. Pathway: 3+2 Five-Year B.A.–M.A. Program
- International Student Admission: NDHU Office of International Affairs | International Student Admission
Admission by Recommendation and Screening
- Application Period: Every October.
- Admission Information:
- Important Notes: Any matters not covered herein shall be handled in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and the resolutions of the University Admissions Committee.
| College | College of Humanities and Social Sciences | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Program | Master's Program, Department of Economics | ||
| Division | No division | ||
| Admission Quota | 5 regular-student places and 0 in-service-student places | ||
| Direct Admission Quota and Regulations | Based on document-review results, up to three applicants may be admitted directly without a second-stage examination. Other selected applicants will be invited to the second-stage examination according to their first-stage results. | ||
| Special Eligibility Requirements | The Department does not accept applicants applying under Article 7 of the Standards for Recognition of Equivalent Educational Levels at Universities, concerning individuals with outstanding achievements in professional fields. | ||
| Required Application Materials | 1. Undergraduate academic transcript, including department/class ranking or percentile 2. Resume and autobiography 3. Study plan 4. Other supporting materials relevant to the review | ||
| Selection Methods and Weighting | First stage: document review (50%); second stage: interview (50%). | ||
| Tie-Breaking Criterion for Equal Overall Scores | Interview | ||
| Special Provisions for February Enrollment | Applicants admitted through this pathway who obtain their bachelor's degree by January of the relevant year may apply, in accordance with University regulations, to enroll in February of that year. | ||
| Telephone | (03)8905533 | Fax | (03)8900192 |
| Department Website | https://econ.ndhu.edu.tw | econ@gms.ndhu.edu.tw | |
General Admission Examination
- Application Period: Every December.
- Admission Information:
- Important Notes: Any matters not covered herein shall be handled in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and the resolutions of the University Admissions Committee.
| College | College of Humanities and Social Sciences | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Program | Master's Program, Department of Economics | ||
| Division | No division | ||
| Admission Quota | 5 regular-student places and 0 in-service-student places | ||
| Special Eligibility Requirements | The Department does not accept applicants applying under Article 7 of the Standards for Recognition of Equivalent Educational Levels at Universities, concerning individuals with outstanding achievements in professional fields. | ||
| Required Application Materials | 1. Undergraduate academic transcript 2. Autobiography 3. Other supporting materials relevant to the review, such as ranking information, thesis, project reports, or awards | ||
| Selection Methods and Weighting | Document review (100%). | ||
| Examination Notes | The document review is scored on a 100-point scale. | ||
| Second-Stage Examination Date | No second-stage examination required | ||
| Tie-Breaking Criterion for Equal Overall Scores | -- | ||
| Telephone | (03)8905533 | Fax | (03)8900192 |
| Department Website | https://econ.ndhu.edu.tw | econ@gms.ndhu.edu.tw | |
International Student Admission
- How to Apply: International applicants to the Master's Program in Economics should follow the National Dong Hwa University International Student Admission Guidelines. The application process is administered by the NDHU Office of International Affairs, and all application procedures and documents must be completed through the online application system. Hard-copy applications are not accepted.
- Application Materials: Prepare the documents required by the admission guidelines for the relevant academic year, including proof of nationality, academic credentials, transcripts, autobiography and study plan, language proficiency certificate, financial statement, recommendation letters, and any other required materials.
- Scholarship Application: Applicants who wish to apply for an NDHU scholarship may indicate this in the online application system. Eligibility, award details, and related regulations are subject to the University's current announcements.
- Review and Interview: Applications are primarily reviewed on the basis of submitted documents. Under the University's international admission regulations, some applicants may also be required to participate in an interview conducted by the relevant department or college.
- Application Schedule: Application periods and result announcement dates are subject to the current schedule published by the Office of International Affairs.
Application Links
- Admission Guidelines:
- Admission Information: NDHU Office of International Affairs | International Student Admission
- Apply Online: International Student Admission Application System