Taiwan Opens Doors for Indian Students: Dual Degrees, Scholarships & AI Internships Ahead

by Nakul_Mehra

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Over 10 top Taiwanese universities, including National Tsing Hua University, China Medical University, and Tamkang University, recently visited India to explore dual-degree programs, research tie-ups, and student exchanges.

Organized by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in India (TECC), the visit focused on:

Exchange programs in AI, semiconductors, and sustainability

Scholarships for Indian students in degree courses

Collaborative research in biotechnology, medicine, and cultural studies

As of 2025, 1,500 Indian students are studying in Taiwan, a 57% rise in the past decade. Most are enrolled in engineering, AI, and tech-related programs, aligning perfectly with Taiwan’s booming semiconductor sector.

Meanwhile, Taiwanese firms have invested over $5 billion (₹41,600 crore) in India, strengthening ties in electronics and innovation.

Why this matters: Beyond the usual destinations like the US, UK, and Canada, countries such as Taiwan, South Korea, the Netherlands, and Ireland are emerging as affordable, innovation-driven study hubs.

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Source: The Pie