Important pages related to OICC

Website: http://c015.wzu.edu.tw/front/bin/cglist.phtml?Category=96 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oip.wenzao?v=wall 

https://sites.google.com/view/2017wzseaconference/agenda Southeast Asian Studies Conference October 2017 

Cross-strait Conference on Foreign Language Teaching, October 24-26, Beijing Foreign Studies University

http://140.136.251.139/CollegeFL/uploadFile/uploadFile4.pdf

http://www2.wzu.edu.tw/academic/recruitment/info/eifisadmission/enrollinfo.htm

FITCHET, http://www.fichet.org.tw/?post_type=annual&p=9656 

UMAP, http://www.umap.org/UMAP_ST2/WebFrontPage/HomePage.aspx 

     W/ Dir General,Dept of Intl and cross-strait education,MoE (my left) and Dr Angela Pok,Taylor Uni Malaysia https://twitter.com/motherchina/status/641963454694166532 

     With the representative from our partner school, Bangkok University, Dr. Siriwan https://twitter.com/motherchina/status/641928461326553088/photo/1

     With the Philippine and Taiwan delegates: Global educators https://twitter.com/motherchina/status/641880033749929984/photo/1 

     Afternoon panel, moderated byFuRen Uni president, Dr Lin. First presenter from Hijiyama Uni on Campus Asia https://twitter.com/motherchina/status/641849142520770561/photo/1 

     Dr Deane Neubauer, Asia Pacific higher Ed Research,"Rethinking Mobility and talent in Asia Pacific HE https://twitter.com/motherchina/status/641797243792523264/photo/1 

ICUSTA, http://www.stthom.edu/icusta/ 

Generally, we hope the dual-degree programme students could complete 40 credits during their one-year study, that includes,

- 8 credits of general English

- 16 credits of departmental required courses

- 9 credits of departmental selective courses; and

- 7 credits of general selective courses.

And because all courses are conducted in English, IELTS 4.5 (or similar) might be a satisfactory level in the students' English proficiency.

Otherwise, they might need to take some extra English courses.

(Of course these are still open to discussion.)

Also, for those whose ability is above TOEIC 900 (or similar), the 8-credit General English can be waived, so that the students could take more advanced courses.

For our scholarship, we have two kinds of scholarships:
1. Full scholarship: Covers tuition & sundry fee , provides a year of free Chinese language course 
2. Partial scholarship:  Covers half of the tuition & sundry fee, provides a year of free Chinese Language course.

This scholarship is granted to students based on your academic performance and study plan. And the good news is we have up to 50 quotas for the full scholarship, and 100 for the partial scholarship. In other words, I think you will have a high chance of getting it.  
In addition, the living cost in Taiwan is relatively lower, which is usually around USD3,500/ year. 

And another good news is that Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also offer a scholarship to international students. The amount is higher than our own scholarship. 
Attached website: http://www.mofa.gov.tw/en/cp.aspx?n=A5C28AD214C3FD7C
* Please note that you can only choose to accept one of them in the future.  Therefore, I would suggest you to apply for both of them, and wait for the result.