Cornell University

This program provides undergraduate students an opportunity to pursue research projects under the supervision of Cornell faculty

• Online Information Sessions

1. February 24, 11:30 PM (Taiwan Time)
2. February 25, 10:00 AM (Taiwan Time)

• Program Schedule

NTU Internal Application Deadline: March 7, 2025
Placements confirmed: By 31 March 2025
Confirmation Deadline: 15 April 2025
Program dates: 9 June 2025 to 18 July 2025

• Recommendation Quota: 2 students

• Self-funded expenses

1. Program Fee: Approximately USD 6,500 (includes Registration Fee, Visa Fees, Housing, Student Health Insurance Program, Summer Student Health Fee, Summer Meal Plan, 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 after the student returns to Taiwan upon 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
  Computer and Information Science
  Public Policy and Political Science
  International Business and Finance
  For detailed information, please refer to Selected Research Projects.

Note: The host institution has stated that any newly added research fields will be provided as they become available.

• 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.

• Application Materials Required

1. CV/Resume
2. Statement of Purpose
3. Transcript
4. Result of your English language proficiency test
5. Passport Information

• Application Procedure

1.  [NTU Internal Selection]
   Please compile all application materials into a single PDF file (filename: StudentID+FullName) and submit it via email to jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw by March 7, 2025. (Contact: Jeffrey Huang, Office of International Affairs, NTU, +886-2-3366-2007#228). This is required for NTU’s review and recommendation process.
   

[Cornell Online Application] Recommended candidates will receive a separate notification from Cornell University regarding the online application process. Please follow the instructions and complete the online application within the specified deadline. (If an interview is required, Cornell will provide further notification.)

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Summer Research Internship Program提供大學生寶貴的機會，在康乃爾大學教授的指導下，參與學術研究計畫。

• 線上說明會資訊

1. 2月24日 11:30 pm(臺灣時間)
2. 2月25日 10:00 am(臺灣時間)

• 計畫期程
  校內甄選繳件期限：2025年3月7日
  錄取通知：2025年3月31日
  確認錄取意願：2025年4月15日
  計畫執行期間：2025年6月9日至7月18日

• 推薦名額: 2名

• 自費項目

1. 計畫費：約6,500美元（包含Registration Fee、Visa fees、Housing、Student Health Insurance Program、Summer student health fee、Summer Meal Plan、Local transportation）。
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
  Computer and Information Science
  Public Policy and Political Science
  International Business and Finance
  詳細資訊考參考Selected Research Projects
  註：該校表示若有新增研究領域，會再陸續提供資訊

• 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

• 申請資料

1. CV/Resume
2. Statement of Purpose
3. 英文版歷年成績表（向教務處申請，須含113-2修課紀錄）
4. 英文能力證明
5. Pssport Information

• 申請方式

1. 【臺大甄選】

請將所有申請資料合併成1個PDF檔（檔名設為學號+姓名），於 2025年3月7日前寄至jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw（國際事務處黃子洋專員，+886-2-3366-2007#228），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。（若有interview要求，該校將會再行通知）

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