Cornell University

Cornell University

Ithaca, New York, United States

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ORGANIZATION ADDRESS: Cornell University

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INTERNSHIP INFO(中文)

歡迎踏上你的 Ivy League 研究旅程！

國際學生們：申請參加2026年夏季康乃爾大學的世界級研究實習，與頂尖教授與研究團隊一起進行暑期專題研究。你將獲得寶貴的實作經驗、結識導師與國際同儕，並在 Ithaca 與 Finger Lakes 度過難忘的六週時光。

Summer Research Academy暑期研究實習對康乃爾大學指定之Global Hubs合作大學的在學生開放。欲申請者必須目前就讀於康乃爾參與的 Global Hubs合作夥伴院校之一。

• 計畫期程
  校內甄選繳件期限：2026年1月8日

線上申請期限：2026年1月30日

錄取通知：2026年2月底

抵達日期：2026年6月2日

Orientation：2026年6月8日

計畫結束日期：2026年7月17日

註：若因計畫開始日期與本校114-2期末考試衝突，最晚須於6/13-14抵達

• 推薦名額

4名

• 自費項目

1. 計畫費：約6,000美元（包含註冊費、簽證服務費、住宿、保險、餐費、當地交通等）。
2. 計畫費不包含簽證申請、機票等費用，學生亦須自行負擔。
   

• 補助項目
  臺大提供新臺幣40,000元整補助，並於計畫結束返臺後核撥。
  
• 學分

須註冊於康乃爾大學School of Continuing Education開設之研究課程，計畫完成後將取得6學分之成績證明。

• 研究領域
  相關研究主題及更多資訊請參考計畫網站。
  Computing and Information Science

Agriculture and Life Sciences

Art, Architecture, and Planning

Arts and Sciences

Engineering

Law

Public Policy

Business

Industrial and Labor Relations

• 申請資格

1. 須研修上述領域相關背景之本校大二以上在學學士生
2. 本校GPA每學期均須達3.3
3. 英文能力達TOEFL iBT 100 / Duolingo 130 / IELTS 7.5

註：自計畫申請至執行結束均須具備在學身分。

• 申請資料

1. Statement of Purpose (reflecting how the academic, personal, and professional interests align with the research project(s) they have chosen.)
2. Resume or curriculum vitae
3. 英文版歷年成績表（向教務處申請，須含114-1修課紀錄）
4. 英文能力證明

• 申請方式

1. 【校內甄選】

請將所有申請資料合併成 1 個PDF檔（檔名設為學號+姓名），於 2026年1月8日前 寄至jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw，以利本校完成審查、推薦。

2. 【Cornell端線上申請】
   獲推薦者，康乃爾大學將另寄計畫線上申請通知，請務必依通知指示，於規定期限內完成線上申請。

承辦人

國際事務處黃子洋專員 (jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw、02-3366-2007#228)

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INTERNSHIP INFO(英文)

Welcome to your Ivy League research experience!

International undergraduates: Apply to conduct summer research with world-class Cornell University faculty and research teams in summer 2026. You’ll gain valuable hands-on experience, meet mentors and international peers—and enjoy an unforgettable six weeks in Ithaca and the Finger Lakes.

Summer Research Academy internships are open to undergraduates from select Cornell Global Hubs universities. To apply, you must currently enroll at one of Cornell’s participating Global Hubs partners.

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• Timeline
  NTU Internal Application Deadline: January 8, 2026

Application Deadline: January 30, 2026

Decisions: Late February, 2026

Students Arrive: June 2, 2026

Orientation: June 8, 2026

Research Projects End: July 17, 2026

If the program start date conflicts with NTU’s Spring 2026  final exam schedule, you must arrive no later than June 13–14.

• Recommendation Quota

4 students

• Self-funded expenses

1. Program Fee: Approximately USD 6,000 (includes Registration Fee, Visa Fees, Cornell University Summer Housing, Cornell University Student Health Insurance Program, Summer Student Health Fee, Meal Costs, and Local Transportation).
2. The program fee does not cover visa application fees, airfare, or other personal expenses, which students must bear on their own

• Subsidy

NTU provides a subsidy of NT$40,000, which will be disbursed upon the student's return to Taiwan after completing the program.

• Credits

Participants will be enrolled in courses through Cornell University’s School of Continuing Education. Upon completing the program, they will receive an official transcript with 6 academic credits.

• Field of Research

Please refer to the program website for information on related research topics and additional details.
Computing and Information Science

Agriculture and Life Sciences

Art, Architecture, and Planning

Arts and Sciences

Engineering

Law

Public Policy

Business

Industrial and Labor Relations

• Eligibility

1. NTU undergraduate students (sophomore year or above) with relevant academic backgrounds.
2. Minimum GPA of 3.3 in all semesters
3. English proficiency requirements: TOEFL iBT 100 / Duolingo 130 / IELTS 7.5.

Note: Participants must maintain an active student status from the time of application through the completion of the program.

• Application Materials Required

1. Statement of interest
2. Resume or curriculum vitae
3. Undergraduate transcripts
4. Proof of English language proficiency

• Application Procedure

1.  [NTU Internal Selection]
   Please combine all application materials into one PDF file (file name: StudentID + Name) and email it to jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw by January 8, 2026, to facilitate NTU’s review and nomination process.
   
   
2. [Cornell Online Application]
   For those who are nominated, Cornell University will send a separate notification regarding the online application. Please ensure that you follow the instructions and complete the online application by the specified deadline.

Coordinator: Mr. Jeffrey Huang

Email: jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw

Phone: 02-3366-2007 #228

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Cornell is a private, Ivy League university and the land-grant university for New York state. Cornell’s mission is to discover, preserve and disseminate knowledge, to educate the next generation of global citizens, and to promote a culture of broad inquiry throughout and beyond the Cornell community. Cornell also aims, through public service, to enhance the lives and livelihoods of students, the people of New York and others around the world.

Cornell aspires to be the exemplary comprehensive research university for the 21st century. Faculty, staff and students thrive at Cornell because of its unparalleled combination of quality and breadth; its open, collaborative and innovative culture; its founding commitment to diversity and inclusion; its vibrant rural and urban campuses; and its land-grant legacy of public engagement.

We value the process of discovery through learning, teaching, scholarship, and innovation to advance the University’s mission, in all cases striving with integrity for excellence and purpose. The search for and the dissemination of knowledge are tightly linked: as A. D. White noted, “The power of discovering truth and the power of imparting it are almost invariably found together.”

We are a community whose very purpose is the pursuit of knowledge. We value free and open inquiry and expression—tenets that underlie academic freedom—even of ideas some may consider wrong or offensive. Inherent in this commitment is the corollary freedom to engage in reasoned opposition to messages to which one objects.

As a university founded to be a place where “…any person can find instruction…,” we value diversity and inclusion, and we strive to be a welcoming, caring, and equitable community where students, faculty, and staff with different backgrounds, perspectives, abilities, and experiences can learn, innovate, and work in an environment of respect, and feel empowered to engage in any community conversation.