Information and entry requirements for students from Taiwan
Interested in studying at Nottingham Trent University (NTU)? On this page, we’ve included everything you’ll need to know – meet NTU’s Representative for Taiwan, learn about our entry requirements, and sign up to keep in touch with us.
Welcome to NTU
Hello, my name’s Dave Berry and I'm the NTU Representative for Taiwan. I’m delighted you’re considering studying with us and if you have any questions I’ll be happy to help. I visit Taiwan a lot and love meeting new students and families personally to give advice and guidance.
If you’d like us to keep in touch with you please register with us and we’ll send you updates on what’s happening at the University. We’ll also let you know if I’m visiting Taiwan so we can arrange to meet if you wish – or you can contact me directly.
After careful consideration I prioritised curriculum and opportunities for practical experience. These – together with the University’s close integration with industry – were the key reasons I chose to come here. And I’m so pleased with my decision. Huan-Yung Yu, Taiwan, MBA
Entry requirements
| Your qualification | You could study |
|---|---|
High School Year 2 Grades of 70% and above | Foundation courses at Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC) |
High School Year 3 Grades of 70% and above | International Year One courses at NTIC |
| Junior College Diplomas (fewer than five years) | Considered for Pre-Masters courses at NTIC |
Junior College Diploma (five years) Grades of 70% and above | Second year entry to Bachelors degree Lower grades considered for Pre-Masters courses at NTIC |
Junior College (five years plus a two year top-up) Grades of 75% (2.1) or 70% (2.2) | Postgraduate (Masters) courses |
Bachelors degree (four years or six years in medicine / dentistry) from recognised institution in Taiwan Grades of 75% (2.1) or 70% (2.2) or | |
Masters degree (two to four years) Grades of 70% or above | Postgraduate research |
English language entry requirements
You’ll need an IELTS qualification at the appropriate grade or an alternative English language qualification accepted by the University.
If you have questions about your qualification and it is not listed here, please contact us for advice.
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