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Study in Taiwan (2012).Pdf TAIWAN? ͙Why Taiwan? International Students’ Perspectives / Reasons ͙ The Reasons Why I Chose Taiwan Let’s listen to what international students say on “Why Taiwan?” 1 Boopathi Why Taiwan? India Taiwan has an outstanding higher education system that provides opportunities for international students to Subramani study a wide variety of subjects, ranging from Chinese language and history to tropical agriculture and forestry, Identification Degree student genetic engineering, business, semi-conductors and more. Chinese culture holds education and scholarship in high regard, and nowhere is this truer than in Taiwan. In Taiwan you will experience a vibrant, modern society rooted Major Energy and Optoelectronics Materials Program (EOMP) in one of world’s most venerable cultures, and populated by some of the most friendly and hospitable people on the planet. A great education can lead to a great future. What are you waiting for? Come to Taiwan and fulfill Grade nd your dreams. There are many reasons international students will find Taiwan an exciting and rewarding place to 2 year PHD pursue their education. Name of University in Taiwan National Taipei University of Technology Taipei, Taiwan, ROC We ask international students in Taiwan about their reasons for studying in Taiwan: I got this question from almost all of the Taiwanese I met during the last two years of stay here. My answer is this, the whole world is attracted towards 20% 13% Western culture and their lifestyle. But I was interested to experience the Eastern No. No. culture or the Chinese culture and their lifestyle. I heard a lot about Taiwan and 1 4 its culture before I decided to come here for higher studies. I am mesmerized Available Scholarship with the people’s behavior and their politeness. I am more interested in Better Opportunity for Seeking Technology and Innovations, eventhough I am majored in Biotechnology and To encourage promising students Taiwan is known for its Technological innovations was the other reason to come from foreign countries to learn Jobs back at Home Country here to study. I choose Taiwan ahead of other Asian countries, since the cost of Chinese, and pursue undergraduate living is comparatively cheaper than the other major cities in Asia. Why Taiwan? Why and graduate studies in Taiwan, | R.O.C. Government provides many 8% kinds of scholarship. No.5 See P.36-P.39 for more information 7% Location 19% No. No. Study in Taiwan Study in 2 6 Better opportunity for Academic Resources and Quality Angel Amed further study in Taiwan The government of Taiwan (Ministry of Education) places great emphasis on quality in higher education. Durong Benitez Several innovative programs promote Taiwan’s 7% international academic competitiveness. In addition, Taiwan's strong technology sector guarantees high No. quality education in these fields and attracts students 6 I was lucky enough to be introduced from developing countries to study bio-technology, High-Standard Living Quality to scholarships offer by Taiwan-ICDF. semi-conductor technology, business, forestry, While doing my last year of university agriculture, animal husbandry, chemistry and so on. Taiwan’s infrastructure is advanced, and in El Salvador, I joined a presentation El Salvador its law-enforcement and transportation, of studying in National Pingtung University, Taiwan. That motivates 15% communication, medical and public health systems are excellent. In Taiwan, international me to persuade a further degree in Identification No. Taiwan and also to work in fulfilling 3 students live and study in safety and comfort. Degree student the scholarship requirements, like English proficiency. Major Rich and Colorful Culture 6% When I was first introduced to Taiwan Agribusiness Management In Taiwan, ancient Chinese culture is uniquely No. 7 and the university, I immediately Grade interwoven in the fabric of modern society. Cell realize all the resources that they rd phones, luxury sedans and skyscrapers coexist with 3 year Reasonable and Affordable Tuition have, which influence my choice. In traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting, with addition, I was instantly attracted by Name of University tea culture and ornate temples, and with ancient Tuition at each university is more affordable than in other in Taiwan developed countries because of innovative government Taiwan’s culture and a strong feeling holidays such as Chinese New Year, the Dragon Boat National Pingtung Unaiversity policies. International students do not have to pay high "out to know the country grew up in me. Festival and the Lantern Festival. of Science and Technology of country” tuition as required by many other international Others 5% universities and colleges. 2 3 Indonesia Identification Degree student SOME NAON- Major Burkina Faso Linguistics Grade IB DAMIEN Master Identification Degree student Name of University Major in Taiwan International Business National Cheng Chi University Three main reasons guided my choice Grade of Taiwan as the place for my study: 4th Year My major in my undergraduate study is English (Teaching English as Foreign -First, my passion for Chinese. I Name of University Language). However, I have interest in Linguistics courses and languages, and wanted so much to be able to speak in Taiwan then I think about continue my study in a master program abroad. Finally, Chinese someday as I knew Chinese Tamkang University I choose Taiwan instead of another English-speaking country (I was given a was set to become an important chance to choose either of them by my scholarship provider) considering the language and also because I wanted chance to learn Chinese to expand my knowledge on different languages. to learn the Chinese culture. My language ability was also solved when I learn that Taiwan has many great -Second, I was awarded a scholarship Chinese Language Centers and in addition the professors of the universities in from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Taiwan mostly graduate from the States. In addition, I was really impressed by of Taiwan. the advertisement of Taiwan government “Taiwan Touch Your Heart”. And I happened to know a kind professor from NCCU as well. He told me many things -Third, my country does have about Taiwan. These are the reasons why I chose this country for my graduate diplomatic relations with Taiwan study and I really enjoy it till today. and therefore I was expecting a friendly welcome. JOHNNY Why Taiwan? Why | Indonesia Study in Taiwan Study in Orawan Identification Degree student Wannadee Major International Master Program of Education and Multi-capacity Development (Ben) Grade Master Out of all the possible destinations Name of University in the world, I chose to study in in Taiwan Taiwan because I want to improve National Dong Hwa University my Chinese speaking abilities and Aklia learn about the Taiwanese culture. As a Thai citizen with Chinese roots, Thailand I believe that my stay in Taiwan will My ambition is to continue my study abroad. There are several reasons why I give me a better understanding choose to study in Taiwan. of the customs and traditions Identification that my family practices at home. The first, Taiwan has good quality of education. It is better than Indonesia Academically, I would like to take Degree student and Malaysia. Most lecturers in Taiwan are qualified because they graduate history and culture courses to know Major from advance technology countries such as Amerika, Japan, etc. The second, universities in Taiwan also have sufficient facilities. They have libraries that open more about the country where I live International Business in. The diversity in PCCU will let me in 24 hours a day. Each student can borrow the books or even sleep there. They learn to be friends, cooperate with Grade have modern laboratories too. The third, when I study in Taiwan,I will improve foreign people. Master not only my English but also Mandarin language. And last but not the least, I will became independent, not dependent on our family like I used in our country. Name of University in Taiwan In brief, studying in Taiwan give me big chance to upgrade my knowledge fluently. Chinese Culture University 4 5 Getting JEAN- France PHILIPPE to Know Identification Exchange student BASELLO Major Fine Arts Grade Master’s Program/Year One TAIWAN Name of University in Taiwan National Taiwan University of Arts Name of University 2Fascinating Taiwan in home country Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris History Climate I chose to study at NTUA (Taiwan) to be in an environment of a totally different culture and enjoy the adventure here. It is a test for both me and my works when I face a brand new world. NTUA/ Taiwan is the starting point. I have seen a lot of Geography things that I could not imagine. I live in a place where I have no landmark, so it is a good situation for me to learn. Culture Cuisine Why Taiwan? Why | In 2007 I came to Taiwan to learn mandarin. I studied it for 1 year and 3 months. When at this time, I met many Taiwanese friends. I could Study in Taiwan Study in learn mandarin and also improved my English. I liked the Taiwanese culture, and when I went back to Brazil to finish my undergraduate program, my mind was in applying to a master degree in Taiwan. I know that the Chinese language is becoming very important, and study a master degree in another Brazil country could let me have a great experience. And in the future, I could use it to get a good job. Identification Exchange student Major Information Engineering and Computer Science Marcos Grade 2nd year Master Segalla Name of University in Taiwan Pizzolatti Feng Chia University 6 7 Excellence in IT Products 100 Global Market Share (%) Taiwan, 2 90 Republic of China Fascinating Taiwan Geography 80 Location Pacific Ocean, 120 km (74.6 mi) We welcome you to our friendly off the coast of mainland China island paradise! Area 36,191 km² (13,973.3 sq mi) 70 Highest Point Yu Shan (3,952 m=12,965.9 ft) Recordable CD Taiwan is a modern, free, democratic society whose Capital City Taipei Foundry people are hardworking, fun-loving, educated and Largest City Taipei (2,607,428 people) friendly.
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