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Scholarship

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Name	MOE Huayu Enrichment Scholarship (MOE HES)
Purpose	The Ministry of Education (MOE) established the MOE Huayu Enrichment Scholarship (MOE HES) to enhance exchanges between the Republic of China (Taiwan) and countries designated by the MOE by encouraging foreign students to study Mandarin in Taiwan and to deepen their understanding of Taiwan’s cultural and social developments
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Name	MOFA Taiwan Scholarship
Purpose	The Taiwan Scholarship program is a joint initiative launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Ministry of Education (MOE), the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and the National Science Council (NSC) in 2004. At the Republic of China’s centennial in 2011, the Taiwan Scholarship program evolved into the MOFA Taiwan Scholarship program and the MOE Taiwan Scholarship program in order to cater to students of varying backgrounds. The MOFA Taiwan Scholarship is dedicated to encouraging outstanding students from countries that have diplomatic relations with Taiwan to pursue their bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees in Taiwan.
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Name	MOE Taiwan Scholarship
Purpose	The Taiwan Scholarship program is a joint initiative launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), Ministry of Education (MOE), the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and the National Science Council (NSC) in 2004. At the Republic of China’s centennial in 2011, the Taiwan Scholarship program evolved into the MOFA Taiwan Scholarship program and the MOE Taiwan Scholarship program in order to cater to students of varying backgrounds. The MOE Taiwan Scholarships continues to encourage outstanding students to pursue academic degrees in Taiwan and to deepen their understanding of Taiwan's academic environment, thereby enhancing exchanges and building friendships between Taiwan and their home nations.
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Name	Chinese Language Center Scholastic Achievement Award
Purpose	In order to reward students for excellence and also improve the scholastic environment, the CLC offers the “Exceptional Scholar” award.
Introduction	須通過資料審核、筆試、口試，獲獎生可得到約NT$30,000元獎學金。 (中心保留修改權力；獎學金金額依各年補助款而訂)
Application Requirements	Must have completed at least one semester of studies at the CLC of Tunghai University, and must be registered for at least 15 hours a week of Chinese language classes this semester. The student must have achieved an academic average of 85 or above. The student must have a record of good behaviour. Must be registered for at least 15 hours of a week of Chinese language classes during the previous semester. Students with perfect attendance will be given priority. Never be given any scholarship by the CLC of Tunghai University. Must not be given any other scholarship by Taiwan government at the mean time. Not a exchange student. Not a degree student. The student must take a written and oral test.
Application Documents	Fill out application form School grades and attendance record（provided by the CLC office）
Main Points for Evaluating Students to be Recommended	The evaluation will consider applicants’ academic grades, Chinese language ability, attendance, interview test scores , as well as applicant’s study habits, including attitude and performance. Applicants with the highest evaluations will then be recommended for the scholarship.
Rights and Obligations	CLC reserves the right to cancel scholarship payments and transfer the remaining scholarship amounts to students on the scholarship waiting list, if, during the scholarship period, scholarship recipients miss more than 25% of total classes or their GPA falls below 85%. Scholarship recipients are to maintain student status during the entire scholarship period. Leaving CLC prematurely disqualifies students from receiving any additional scholarship monies and the remaining scholarship amounts are to be reallocated to the next qualified scholarship applicants on the scholarship waiting list.
Place to apply	Chinese Language Center office
Recent information	Year 2015 http://clc.thu.edu.tw/news/news.php?Sn=258