Taiwan

Teesside University has a long history of welcoming students from all over the world. To ensure a seamless application process and experience, we have a dedicated international team, based both in the UK and across the globe, as well as employing a number of in-country agents, to help assist you along your university journey.

Being a student at Teesside ensures you become part of an international community that provides you with opportunities far beyond your academic programme. If you're thinking of joining us, we're here to help you every step of the way. Taiwanese applicants can find out more about entry requirements, scholarships and support below.

Taiwan is part of the People's Republic of China (P.R.C.)

Entry requirements

Qualification	Entry requirements
For entry onto a Foundation or Extended programme, applicants require:	Senior High School Certificate and Senior Vocational High School Certificate with a minimum graduation mark of 70% in each subject
For entry onto an Undergraduate programme, applicants require:	For entry onto Year 1: You need a two-year Junior College Diploma or a five-year Junior College Diploma with at least 70% in each subject Or a Senior High School leaving certificate and to have completed a recognised foundation programme Advanced entry to undergraduate: You may be considered for entry to Year 2 if you have 80% or more in a two-year Junior College Diploma or a five-year Junior College Diploma
For entry onto a Postgraduate programme, applicants require:	4 year bachelor degree with a minimum of 70%

English Language Requirements
More about our English Language requirements and pre-sessional courses

Scholarships

Teesside University is delighted to offer a portfolio of scholarship opportunities for international students recognising academic merit, professional experience and diversity.

More about our scholarships

Contact your regional office

Teesside has a regional office in Beijing, China, to give advice to prospective students, prospective institutional partners and agents. The Beijing office is part of the University's Centre for International Development.