CHANG GUNG UNIVERSITY (CGU)
Chang Gung University Taiwan Scholarships
partial · bachelors, masters, phd
- Full or partial tuitionTuition coverage
- ~EUR 250/month (est.)Indicative monthly stipend (varies)
- 3 levelsBachelor's, master's and PhD eligible
- Est. 1987University founded
- All subjectsEligible fields at CGU
- All nationalitiesWho may apply
At a glance
partial
Funding
€12k
Max amount
Oct 31, 2026
Deadline
Open to all nationalities
Country
Chang Gung University (CGU)
Provider
Chang Gung University (CGU) in Taoyuan, Taiwan offers scholarships for international students across undergraduate, master's and doctoral programmes, ranging from partial to full funding depending on the award and the student's performance. Established in 1987, CGU is a private institution focused on health sciences, biotechnology, engineering and management, and is affiliated with the Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, one of the largest medical centres in Taiwan, giving students access to clinical practice and research. Scholarship benefits typically include full or partial tuition coverage, a monthly stipend toward living costs, and health insurance during study in Taiwan. Applicants of all nationalities may apply; undergraduate candidates need a high-school diploma and a Chinese-language test such as TOCFL or HSK, while graduate candidates need a bachelor's degree and an English test such as TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC or GMAT, plus proof of sufficient funds. CGU runs 3 admission phases—early, regular and extended—and the online application window for the cycle typically closes around 31 October. Exact award amounts, eligible programmes and deadlines vary by cycle and phase, so confirm the current figures on the official CGU Office of International Affairs page before applying.
What's covered
- Tuition coverage — Full or partial coverage of tuition fees depending on the specific scholarship and the student's academic standing.
- Monthly stipend — Many awards include a monthly stipend toward accommodation, food and living costs—indicatively around ~EUR 250 per month (est.), with the exact amount set by the specific scholarship.
- Health insurance — Scholarship recipients typically receive health insurance covering most medical expenses during their stay in Taiwan.
- Research and clinical access — Access to CGU laboratories and to the affiliated Chang Gung Memorial Hospital for clinical practice and research projects.
- Programme breadth — Support is available across undergraduate, graduate and PhD programmes in medicine, engineering, management and other fields.
- Career and language exposure — Industry internships through CGU's hospital and corporate ties, plus the opportunity to learn Mandarin during study.
How to apply
International applicants apply online through CGU's admission system during the published application window, selecting an admission phase and uploading the required documents.
- Choose your programme and phase — Select an undergraduate, master's or PhD programme and the appropriate admission phase (early, regular or extended) for international applicants.
- Check the requirements — Confirm the academic prerequisite and the language requirement (TOCFL/HSK for undergraduate, TOEFL/IELTS/TOEIC/GMAT for graduate) for your chosen programme.
- Prepare your documents — Assemble transcripts and certificates, language test results, proof of financial resources, and any programme-specific items such as a study plan or references.
- Submit the online application — Complete the online application via the CGU Office of International Affairs system and upload all documents before the deadline.
- Await the admission decision — CGU reviews and evaluates applications by phase; admitted students are notified and informed of any scholarship award.
Eligibility
Undergraduate qualificationA high-school diploma or equivalent from a recognised institution.
Graduate qualificationA bachelor's degree (for master's) or relevant prior degree (for PhD) from a recognised institution.
Language proficiencyUndergraduate: a Chinese test such as TOCFL or HSK. Graduate: an English test such as TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC or GMAT, depending on the programme's language of instruction.
Financial capabilityProof of sufficient financial resources to support study and living costs in Taiwan.
Specific scholarship lines and the exact language thresholds vary by department and programme; check the chosen programme's admission page and the Office of International Affairs guidance.
Eligible countries
Open to all nationalities
Deadlines
Spring admission cycle~31 October 2026 (est.)
Following cycle~October 2027 (est.)
Selection
Applications are reviewed and evaluated by CGU by admission phase, weighing academic records, language proficiency and the strength of the application for the chosen programme. Scholarship awards and their funding level are decided alongside admission, with stronger candidates receiving fuller support.
Verified sources
- Chang Gung University - official website (English)cgu.edu.twofficial
- CGU Office of International Affairsoia.cgu.edu.twofficial
About the provider
Chang Gung University (CGU) is a private research university in Taoyuan, Taiwan, founded in 1987 and specialising in health sciences, biotechnology, engineering and management. It is affiliated with Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, giving students access to clinical training and medical research.
Frequently asked questions
Answers below are best-effort estimates from the most recent application cycle. Values marked ~ or (est.) may shift year-to-year — confirm specifics on the official scholarship page.
Who can apply for Chang Gung University scholarships?
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International students of all nationalities applying to undergraduate, master's or PhD programmes at CGU who meet the academic and language requirements.
What levels of study are covered?
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Undergraduate, master's and doctoral (PhD) programmes across the subjects offered by CGU.
What does the scholarship cover?
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Full or partial tuition, a monthly stipend toward living costs, and health insurance during study in Taiwan, depending on the specific award.
How large is the stipend?
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It varies by scholarship line; an indicative figure is around ~EUR 250 per month (est.). Confirm the exact amount for your award on the official CGU page.
What language tests are accepted?
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Undergraduate applicants typically use TOCFL or HSK (Chinese); graduate applicants typically use TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC or GMAT (English), depending on the programme.
Do I need to prove I can fund my studies?
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Yes. Applicants must provide proof of sufficient financial resources to support study and living costs in Taiwan.
When does the application window open and close?
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The online application typically runs from mid-September and closes around 31 October 2026 (est.) for the relevant cycle.
Are there different admission phases?
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Yes. CGU runs early, regular and extended admission phases; early admission is for undergraduate applicants, while regular and extended cover both undergraduate and graduate.
Is health insurance included?
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Many scholarship recipients receive health insurance covering most medical expenses during their stay in Taiwan.
Can I do research or clinical practice?
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Yes. CGU's affiliation with Chang Gung Memorial Hospital gives students access to clinical practice and research opportunities.
Where do I apply?
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Online through the CGU Office of International Affairs admission system; see the official OIA page for the current portal and instructions.
Are the amounts and dates fixed?
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No. Award amounts, eligible programmes and deadlines change each cycle and by phase, so always confirm the current figures on the official CGU page before applying.