Number of openings for direct admission to the Ph.D. program: 2 students (May be interchangeable with the quota for the regular entrance examination.)
I. Eligibility Requirements:
(1) Current undergraduate students who are graduating this academic year (before July 31, 2026) have achieved excellent academic performance during their studies, and demonstrate research potential.
(2) Current master's students with excellent academic records and clear research potential.
Students who meet the above requirements must submit a “Research Proposal for Direct Pursuit of a Doctoral Degree” and obtain recommendations from at least two professors from their current or related departments.
II. Application Period and Process:
1. Application Period: From December 16, 2024, to January 10, 2025.
2. Application Process: Eligible candidates should submit the following required documents to the Admissions Section of the Academic Affairs Office within the application period.
📌Required Documents: Please arrange the documents in order using paper clips or binder clips, place them in an envelope, and write the applicant's name and the department on the outside of the envelope.
1. Application form for Direct Pursuing a Doctoral Degree (Available for download on the Registration Section webpage of the Academic Affairs Office)Application for Pursuing a Doctoral Degree))
(2) Transcripts, during the semester through the 113-1 semester, due by 7/2/114 (Fri).
3. Curriculum vitae, Personal Statement, and additional Supporting Documents (such as research experience, achievements, or draft of papers).
4. Research proposal.
(5) 2 Letters of Recommendation
III. Date of Oral Examination: Saturday, March 8, 114
For inquiries, please call ☎️: 03-8565301 ext. 12062.
📢This program offers the Professor Lee Jer-Fu Scholarship, in addition to the annual on-campus scholarships. It will provide extra funding to one Ph.D. student per year for each of the first through fourth years. For more details, please refer to the program's website.
The funding for first-year Ph.D. students is equivalent to the tuition and fees for one academic year (approximately 100,000 TWD, based on the university's announced fee amount).
The scholarship for second-year Ph.D. students is NT$144,000 (an additional NT$12,000 per month).
The scholarship for third- and fourth-year Ph.D. students (upon passing the qualifying exam) is NT$180,000 (an additional NT$15,000 per month).
Review committees will make final decisions based on their evaluation of the scholarship.
