Part-time/Internship

Explore part-time employment and internship opportunities to help you gain professional experiences or supplement finances

Part-time Work and Internships

With a valid work permit, international degree students can work part-time or participate in paid internships in Taiwan. Part-time jobs and internships can help you gain work experience while earning some money. To check how to apply for a work permit, please click here.

Job Opportunities in Taiwan

Taiwan offers many different paths for those looking to work part-time. You can find job opportunities at various locations and through different channels, including:

NTU Career Center Support

The NTU Career Center provides further assistance to NTU students and alumni in looking for internships or kickstarting careers. Every year, the VISION NTU Campus Recruitment Events include an on-campus job fair where students can directly interact with recruiters representing businesses of all sizes. For more information, check the NTU Career Center website.

NTUOIA Internship Programs

NTUOIA collaborates with industry leaders to provide internship programs. The International Mentorship Program and the iNGO Academy are examples of such initiatives.

ARC Extension for Internship

(This section is managed by the NTU Career Center. If you have any questions, please contact the NTU Career Center or refer to the NTU Career Center website.)

Submission Deadline

Eligible international students graduating this year must submit application documents to the Career Center by May 20 for internal consolidation. The Ministry of Education’s unified submission deadline is June 14.

Eligibility

International students without household registration in Taiwan must meet one of the following criteria and obtain consent documents from a prospective internship organization:

Master’s or higher degree: Eligible to obtain the degree in the graduation semester with no record of withdrawal.
Bachelor’s degree: Eligible to obtain the degree in the graduation semester, no record of withdrawal, an average academic score of 70 or above, with a written recommendation from the department head.
Special achievements: Eligible to obtain a bachelor’s or higher degree in the graduation semester, no record of withdrawal, with awards in international or national competitions or other outstanding achievements, with a written recommendation from the school or a credible institution.
Medical training: Eligible to obtain a bachelor’s or higher degree in the graduation semester, no record of withdrawal, and having passed the first stage of the national medical examination, applying for general medical training.

Application Procedure

Submit the following materials to the Career Center within the announced deadline:

Application Form: Post-Graduation Internship Application Form, transcripts, and consent form from the prospective internship organization.
Internship Organization Documents:
- Businesses: Company registration certificate, recent year’s tax return or procurement performance certificate, and other relevant documents. New enterprises or financial service branches are exempt from the tax return requirement.
- Foundations: Registration certificate, articles of association, and other relevant documents.
- Foreign Chambers of Commerce: Official application letter from the chamber of commerce.
- Industry-University Cooperation: Copies of internship or cooperation contract documents.
- Medical Training Hospitals: Copies of relevant announcement documents from the Ministry of Health and Welfare.

Review Process

The Career Center will review applications according to the “Guidelines for the Post-Graduation Internship Applications of International Students at Universities and Colleges.” If the internship organization and content are deemed qualified, the Career Center will submit the internship permit application to the Ministry of Education and notify the applicant once approved.