Department of Journalisms, NCCU

The scholarships of the Department are categorized into those offered by the Department itself and those by external funding bodies outside NCCU. The NCCU Office of Student Affairs is in charge of the scholarships offered by the Department.
 
While there are equal opportunities for every student to obtain scholarship, each student shall only be awarded once per semester. Multiple awards in one semester are not allowed. To ensure students with financial difficulties to undertake degree studies smoothly, a quota of five is allocated per semester with each award amounts to NTD 10,000.
 
Scholarships Offered by the Department of Journalism
 

Scholarships Offered By External Institutions, as Recommended by the Department and Handled by the NCCU Office of Student Affairs
 

 

產學合作 Industry-Academia Collaboration
https://jschool.nccu.edu.tw/zh_tw/Student/Achievement
 
The industry-academia collaboration serves as a bridge for students to join the media industry. The Department collaborates with renowned companies in Taiwan and selects excellent undergraduate and postgraduate students to take up internship at these companies. The human resource department of the said companies will assign experienced mentors to personally coach and guide students, in accordance with the internship plan and the principle of “learning by doing.” Students with outstanding performance may be offered permanent full-time positions at the host companies upon graduation.  
 
In the past, the Department had had industry-academia collaboration agreements with Broadcasting Corporation of China (中國廣播公司), China Television (中視), CommonWealth Magazine (天下雜誌), United Daily News (聯合報), TVBS, and Central News Agency (中央社). Currently, the Department has agreement with “Wang Li-hsing Global Views Monthly” (遠見雜誌王力行), which provides 2-6 internship places annually, which aimed to cultivate communication talents in the field of international news reporting and digital content reporting.
 
Internship
The Department also encourages students to make internship arrangement during winter and summer breaks. The internship arrangement, which is highly popular among students, is deemed as one subject and constitutes one (1) credit point. Prior to the commencement of the internship, the Department assigns a teacher to conduct a pre-departure briefing, and invites outstanding senior students to share their experiences. The said internship subject, when taken by a student, is marked as either “pass” or “fail.”
 
The companies that offer internship opportunities for the students of the Department are as follows: