Basseterre: St. Kitts, February 16, 2021: The Embassy of the Republic of
China (Taiwan) announces that the 2021 Taiwan ICDF International Higher
Education Scholarship program both the undergraduate and graduate
program is open for application.
Some programs offered and related fields of study are:
●Bachelor Program: tropical agriculture, business, administration,
mechanical engineering, international business and trade, journalism and
mass communication, among others
●Master Program: technology management, information systems and
applications, international human resource development, to name a few.
● Ph.D. /doctoral program: tropical agriculture, international health, Global
health and health security
Application deadline: March 1 st 2021
Please note:
● Interested persons are encouraged to visit the university’s website at
www.icdf.org.tw and click on the Scholarship Program for more details.
● Citizens should apply to the Embassy of the Republic of China (ROC)
through the Ministry of Education
● An applicant can only apply for one program at a time.
● Incomplete applications and belated applications will not be processed
For more information, please contact the Embassy at 465-2421
Tuesday, November 10
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