（1）Required documents

1.Complete the online admission application form (attach a two-inch half-length photo). All documents for applications, excluding images, should be uploaded as JPG files. Others are submitted as PDF files; please upload each file individually in accordance with the appropriate section; each file item can only upload one file. The maximum file size for upload is 2 MB; if applicants have many electronic files for a single project, please combine them into a single file before uploading. Overdue submissions will not be accepted, and all application materials will not be returned.

2.The highest academic degree or equivalent academic credentials from foreign institutions verified by our embassies, consulates, representative offices, offices, other organizations authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (hereinafter referred to as overseas missions), establishments set up or designated by the Executive Yuan, or entrusted non-governmental organizations supplementary records and transcripts (in languages other than Chinese and English, a Chinese or English translation should be attached).

（1）Academic credentials from the mainland: It shall be treated in line with the rules for recognizing academic credentials from the mainland.

（2）Hong Kong or Macau: It should be handled in line with the regulations for the inspection and recognition of academic credentials in Hong Kong and Macau.

（3）Educational credentials from other regions: Educational credentials from Taiwanese business schools and international schools are equivalent to those from comparable institutions in my home country. The University's Regulations for the Recognition of Foreign Degrees must be followed when dealing with degrees from foreign countries other than those mentioned in the first two sections. However, the academic credentials of foreign schools with campuses or branches in the mainland area must be attested by a notary office there and confirmed by a body established or designated by the Executive Yuan or a non-governmental organization to which the Executive Yuan has delegated that authority.

（4）Graduation (complete) (completion), The school's bachelor's program is open to applicants with grades equivalent to the second grade of senior high schools in Taiwan or graduates of institutions of a comparable caliber in Hong Kong and Macau. Applicants may complete more than 12 credits (including) before graduation in accordance with the requirements of the school. must be qualified to graduate. Supplemental course credits are not counted toward graduation.

3.One copy of a study schedule and autobiography in either Chinese or English.

4.To demonstrate financial resources of NT$150,000 (US$5,000) in the previous three months, a financial institution must present a Chinese or English deposit certificate.

（1）If the deposit certificate is not from the applicant's own account, the sponsor's personal statement (in Chinese or English) that explains their partnership with the application and promises to cover all of the applicant's study-related costs must also be included.

（2）Recipients of full scholarships may use the scholarship certificate as proof of financial capacity (scholarship application forms are not accepted). Those who have already received a scholarship certificate from Taiwan must still provide a bank deposit certificate of at least 30,000 New Taiwan Dollars (or 1,000 US Dollars).

5.Medical clearance (including HIV-related checks).

6. Documents related to language proficiency

*Foreign students must provide their own documentation when applying for admission because the school requires that students who are primarily taught in Chinese have basic Chinese listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, and students who are primarily taught in English have basic English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Relevant certifications of fundamental language proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing are utilized as a good foundation for the admission qualifying exam. It is advised to show your language ability in the manners below：

（1）Submit an application for a department teaching Chinese

A.Non-native Mandarin-speaking international students must pass at least Level A2 of the Test of Mandarin as a Foreign Language (TOCFL) or an equivalent level on another Mandarin proficiency test.

B.Those who can provide documentation of being a native speaker of Chinese, having completed a Chinese-medium education (for instance, a Malaysian Chinese Independent Secondary School Graduation Certificate), or having majored in Chinese.

（2）For applicants to English-taught programs, their English proficiency test scores should meet or exceed CEFR level B1.

7.It is necessary to submit the paperwork that each agency requires.

（1）The aforementioned papers must be complete and qualified before being given to the department for final inspection since they are required for the preliminary examination.

（2）The applicant department will conduct an interview and examine the application for admission. Please be sure to provide the interviewer's contact information.

（3）Precautions: Those who do not meet the requirements for the examination or who have forged, falsely borrowed, altered, etc., will have their admission qualifications revoked; those who are discovered after registration will be expelled from school and will not be given any documentation of their status as a student. If it is uncovered after graduation, in addition to being told to have their diplomas revoked, they will also have their graduation credentials canceled.

（4）Foreign students who have already completed a bachelor's degree or higher in Taiwan and wish to continue their studies by applying for a master's program may submit graduation certificates and transcripts from universities in Taiwan. They are not subject to the restrictions outlined in Article 7, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 2 of the Regulations Regarding International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan.

（5）When reviewing international students' admission applications, if there are doubts regarding documents that have not been authenticated by an ROC embassy, consulate, representative office, or other authorized institution designated or entrusted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or a private organization commissioned by the Executive Yuan, as outlined in Article 18, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 2 of the Regulations Regarding International Students Undertaking Studies in Taiwan, the school may request authentication. If the documents have already been authenticated, assistance in verifying them may be requested.

（2）other attachments

1.When international students register, new students must provide proof of having purchased medical and accident insurance abroad, with a validity of at least six months from the date of entry. Current students must provide proof of insurance, such as Taiwan’s National Health Insurance or other relevant insurance documents. Insurance certificates issued abroad must be verified by ROC embassies or representative offices.

5.Tuition and miscellaneous fees

（1）According to the “Tajen University Enrollment Scholarship Guidelines for International Students for the 2025 Academic Year”, international students enrolling in the four-year technical program of our school for the 2025 academic year are eligible for admission incentives.

  （2）Eligible students will receive a full tuition and miscellaneous fee waiver for the first semester. From the second semester to the eighth semester, students will pay a discounted registration fee of NT$42,000 per semester. The breakdown is as follows: tuition fee NT$30,000,                miscellaneous fees NT$10,366, computer usage fee NT$600, and student safety insurance

6.Refund standards for tuition and fees

The actual refund standards are based on the announcements on the university's Accounting Office website.

https://www.tajen.edu.tw/p/404-1000-118158.php?Lang=en