National Taiwan University
Orthopaedic research at NTU sits within the College of Medicine and National Taiwan University Hospital, with doctoral training offered through graduate institutes such as the Graduate Institute of Clinical Medicine.
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Where doctoral candidates are registered
Faculty / host unit: College of Medicine · Department of Orthopaedic Surgery (with links to biomedical engineering)
Programme names and host units come from official institution pages. Entry requirements, intakes and funding change; confirm them on the linked page before applying.
How the formal pathway works
Admission route
Domestic candidates enter through the doctoral admissions announced each year by the graduate institute, which include screening and an oral examination. International applicants use NTU's international degree-student admission, which requires a master's degree for PhD entry.
Funding check
NTU's international admission guidelines list tuition and fees by college, with a higher rate for the Graduate Institute of Clinical Medicine, and charge full fees for the first two years and basic fees thereafter. Scholarships, including the MOFA Taiwan Scholarship, are separate and should be checked individually.
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Identify an NTU orthopaedics or biomedical engineering supervisor and a suitable graduate institute.
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Check the institute's current doctoral admission notice or NTU's international admission guidelines.
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Submit the online application with transcripts, recommendation letters and a research plan by the stated deadline.
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Current official calls
No open verified vacancy is currently matched to this institution. Check the institution’s official doctoral and careers pages before concluding that no opportunity exists.