Q&A for National Taiwan University
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- čas přidán 1. 03. 2019
- Hello!
We are here to answer some commonly asked questions about Taiwan and National Taiwan University.
Hope this video helps:)
Thank you every body for always asking us questions~
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Hi sweet potato island! Your videos have been really helpful! I am considering to go to NTU next year and i want to take food science. I've been studying basic mandarin (around HSK 2 or 3),
*do you guys think that i can catch up the lesson well while my mandarin is still a little bit poor?
*with what language does the major(food science) been taught? Is it 50%english and 50% chinese or is it 100% full chinese?
*do we have to take mandarin test first in NTU to get accepted?
*what majors are taught in english?
I would be very glad if you guys answer my questions 😝😝. Keep making those videos you guys are so cool!
Hello thank you for supporting us:) I suggest you pull the language proficiency level upto HSK 4 or 5. I think that is the average Mandarin level of international students at NTU. For some departments, it is mandatory to take Mandarin test before entering NTU. It is definitely preferred to have the score.
I am not quite sure about the Food Science Department. But I doubt it wouldn't have many required courses taught in English.
@@sweetpotatoislandtaiwan7411 thankyou for your reply;) really appreciate it💕
Hi guys thanks for this video. It was very helpful:). Quick question: I‘m coming to NTU next September and I was wondering what the average age of the students is? How old are you guys? Thank you for the answer😊
Hello!! Usually freshmen are 18 to 19 years old. And I(Janet) am close to my mid 20s!! haha
Heya! Thank you so much for the video. It really helped me understand the conditions at NTU much better. Just wanted to ask you if it's hard for an international student to get admitted in the computer science undergrad program? Or overall, how tough is it to get into NTU as a non-local?
As long as you fully prepare, there will be the higher chance of getting admitted. Something like language proficiency requirements and other helpful documents!!
I love both of you. Goodnight, sweetdreamd
thanks so much for all of your guys’ info! quick question, you guys are ntu students that are officially enrolled there, or are you taking a studying abroad program with another college? i will be studying abroad for the year and i’m not sure if much of this info applies :)
We are full time degree students here!! Officially enrolled
Hey guys! Thanks for the video. I'll come to NTU as an exchange student but I have so many hesitations. Yours videos are real helpful! I wonder something, how is instructor's english or accent in general. As an non native speaker I concern about not being able to follow the lectures.
Thanks already
Lecturer's English and the accent are all very decent! Some professors speak really good English just like native speakers. Also there are quite a number of profs. from the US, Europe and other Asian countries.
@@sweetpotatoislandtaiwan7411 Thanks so much
Thank you for all the information!
One question though: im planning on applying to NTU for study aboard, do I apply for the International students scholarshio before i apply to the school or after if ive been accepted?
Thank you again💞
How about you apply for it before you get into school, and everything would be solved. My two cents.
You can apply for the International student scholarship from NTU after being accepted to NTU. But MOFA or MOE are before you apply for NTU!
Also when you apply, in the application webpage school asks you if you want to apply for the scholarship too. If you get this scholarship, as you enter school, you get money.
Hello, First of all thank you for such profound information. Second of all, i wanted to apply to department of electrical and computer science masters degree and I am late now as the deadlines are over (deadlines - march 10 something ). Now when can I apply ? please help me out !!
Hi!! Next application for NTU will start this winter(2019 December). The plan for 2020/2021 admission is not out yet. So we cannot tell you the exact date. Also there might be some programs that start from the second semester(which is from Feb. to June). I recommend you to go to the NTU OIA webpage and search for it.
Hello, Thank you for the helpful guide. I'm still considering to study in Taiwan and this video really help me a lot, but I still have a little bit of question.
1. I'm planning to take the English class program. From your video you said that we don't need fluent at Chinese to study at NTU, but I want to learn Chinese too. So will they give us Chinese lesson class? is it paid or free? and how long?
2. Is there any minimum score for IELTS test to get accepted in NTU? if yes, how many?
3. If i already take the english class but sometimes want to learn in Chinese class too in my major. can i join?
4. Is business class available in English?
5. May I know what year you are in NTU now? I still have 1.5 years before going to university and If I really got accepted in NTU, I just want to meet you and take a photo with you because all of your video is really helpful for me :D. THANK YOU.
Hello~~Thanks for asking us and this is Janet answering.
1. NTU will provide you the best courses for you to learn Chinese. When you become the freshmen, it is mandatory for international students to take a Chinese course called 'General Chinese'(6 hours a week). And of course this class is included in your tuition.
2. The minimum score for TOEFL and IELTS depends on the department. So you need to check each department's requirements!
3. You can join required courses of your department that are conducted in Chinese. (Only if there is a replaceable course.)
4. There are going to be a lot of business courses taught in English.
5. Ashley and I are in the junior year and Aria is in her sophomore year. So by the time you come to NTU, Ashley and I might not be in Taiwan:( But thanks for all your support for our video!!! So sweet~
@@sweetpotatoislandtaiwan7411 Thank You for the answer and all helpful guide for new student like me. Really appreciate it. :D
When is the spring application for 2020 21 for international students ??? And your channel is very helpful lots of ❤️
Application for 2020/2021 has ended. You need to wait until 2021/2022 admission!
I know this video was posted long time ago but I would be pleased if you could answer me. I'm going to NTU next september to take chinese classes every day and they don't allow the students of my program to live in the dorms so I need to look for an apartment. Is it hard to have a social life and make friends if I don't live in the campus? What are the main activities that international students do there (aside from studying)? Do you recommend being an international student in taipei?
Yah studying abroad in Taiwan is very fun and actually there is a big international students community in Taipei! You can search Taiwan International Students on Facebook and join the fb page for some socializing!
When you are applying for the MOE scholarship do you apply for the scholarship before or after you apply to NTU? oh and where/how do you apply to NTU?
oh also im from the US, sorry about these dumb questions haha, I'm just kinda dumb lol
You apply for MOE before applying for schools. (MOE scholarships are not offered to exchange students, it's only for degree students.) The admission for 2020/2021 is now over, but you can take a look at oia.ntu.edu.tw/study-at-ntu/degree-student/202021admission
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I only found two undergradute bachelor's degrees at NTU in English (Engineering and Literature.) And I was told that I would still need a B2 level of Chinese to apply. Were you guys getting a bachelors? TIA! ^_^
Yes! We are all undergraduate students. There are more departments that use English like the college of business. Hope you find more suitable departments! I would say if you have HSK level5 and above for Chinese, it will be fine:)
Hi guys, thanks for the video. It was very helpful. Just a doubt, should I be comfortable with some basic Chinese while preparing for ug admissions in engineering department since I am not aware of the language. Will it may be a problem or not. Thanks once again
Hello! Oh yah if you're applying for engineering, you should be comfortable with Mandarin. I guess the level should be something like at least intermediate. Many classes will be taught in Mandarin
Thanks so much guys 💓
Thanks for this video
And i have some questions, please help to me
1.Is there ms in civil engineering?
2.I have done my ug in india, can i apply ms in NTU? and how?
omg sorry. We just saw this comment. There is the graduate program for civil engineering in NTU. And yes you can apply for master's degree in NTU!
你们能讲中文吗？
Do you guys speak Chinese or just English? In Taiwan, China or any Chinese-speaking country, its extremely important to speak Chinese.
Yes! We all speak Chinese. 我们都会讲中文喔！
Hello, First of all thank you for such profound information Second of all wath is the menimun requirements of GPA in order to be admitted to NTU scholarship
There isn't the required GPA for NTU scholarship. You need to compete with others, so the higher the better.
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Thank you very much, good luck
I am from India. I want to take up undergraduate program in Geography at NTU. Will the program be taught in English or Chinese?
I would say in both languages!
hey ! thanks for the video 😍 I will be grateful if u can answer my qst , If i want to study mba . i have to apply for chinese courses first ?? and then apply to study mba ??
Hello. You mean Chinese immersion courses at language centers? That is not mandatory, but many people first take that in order to ease studying in Taiwan. It seems like there isn't much time left for applying for NTU. So if you're thinking of applying, you should hurry since it does take some time..
This is the web address of the admission site.
oia.ntu.edu.tw/admission/foreign/index/index/id/1091?lang=en
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Do you think it would make things easier for me if i apply physically at the university?(Hi and thanks from Latin America!)
Hello! You mean apply in person at NTU?
@@sweetpotatoislandtaiwan7411 yess, exactly,since I am going there to buy some machinery soon,I thought on taking advantage of the trip and apply while im there...
@@edwiner4919 The application process takes online! But you can come here and get some information about the NTU application or even look for some potential people to help you write recommendation letters!
@@sweetpotatoislandtaiwan7411 thankss!Btw when would you suggest me to go?
@@edwiner4919 Application will probably start from December. So maybe November?
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Hmm....well, about need to speak Chinese in NTU, i think it depends on what department and what major you take.
There are many colleges that thaught in Chinese only. So, i think you need to be able speak and write Chinese. You need to pass HSK level 3 at least or higher. CMIIW.
OK, good luck girls.
True true. Thank you:) Some required courses are taught in Chinese. So before applying, you need to think carefully. And I heard that if another department has the same course but conducted in English, you can take that instead. But!! You should ask first.(This is only what I heard from other people)
How about Linguistics department? Fees, scholarship, how many seats they take in in a year for Ph.D
They only take one for phd in Linguistics. You can get needed information in the link below:
oiasystem.ntu.edu.tw/admission/foreign/requirement/dept.list/id/38/fsemester/1/fdisplay/1?lang=en
And the information about fee is here:
oia.ntu.edu.tw/current-students
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