Washington University in St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis

St. Louis, Missouri, United States

website

ORGANIZATION ADDRESS https://maps.app.goo.gl/qGLQCkprdJXHDVHw9 

‍

INTERNSHIP INFO(中文)

International Student Research Internship Program是專為海外大學生設計，於暑期間（5至8月）至聖路易華盛頓大學參與工程學領域研究活動。

• 計畫網站
  International Student Research Internship Program

• 計畫期程
  線上申請期限：2025年11月13日

錄取通知：2026年1月

計畫執行期間：10週(2026年5月底至8月，最晚須於6/13-14抵達，配合校內住宿安排，計畫將僅執行8週至8/7)

• 研究領域

請參考計畫網站Participating faculty list，須於計畫申請時選定1位指導老師

Biomedical Engineering

Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering

Electrical & Systems Engineering

Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science

Computer Science & Engineering

• 名額

不提供保障錄取名額

• 補助項目

1. 聖路易華盛頓大學提供(10週)：

• 3,000美元獎助金（若計畫僅執行8週，將按比例縮減）
• 免費校內住宿
• 大眾運輸通勤票卡

2. 臺大提供新臺幣50,000元整補助，並於計畫結束返臺後核撥。

註：學生須自行負擔保險、機票、簽證、伙食……等個人開支。

• 簽證服務

獲計畫錄取者，會由計畫辦公室協助辦理JI簽證，簽證費用需自行負擔，詳細資訊請參考OISS website for J1 visitors。

• 申請資格

1. 本校學士班學生（大三優先）
2. 具上述領域足夠研究背景、知識及經驗
3. 對研究有強烈動機與興趣
4. 非美國公民或永久居民

• 必繳申請資料

1. 英文履歷表（A4兩面為限，無標準格式）
2. 英文個人自述（可包含：general interests, objectives for the summer, background and preparation，A4一面為限，無標準格式）
3. 英文版歷年成績表（向教務處申請，須含114-1修課紀錄）
4. 英文推薦信（1-2封，1封須為所屬學系師長。於申請系統建入推薦者資料並按下”Send to Recommender”，系統將發信給推薦者，請推薦者於申請期限內完成送出推薦信）
5. 英語檢定成績證明

• 托福iBT 90分或以上
• 雅思學術組6.5分或以上
• GATEWAY English Test 495分或以上
• Duolingo English Test 125分或以上

• 申請方式

於計畫網站完成線上申請後，將申請資料合併成1個PDF檔，包含履歷表、個人自述書、歷年成績表、推薦信(1-2封)及英文檢定成績單（檔名設為學號+姓名），於 2025年11月13日前寄至jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw（國際事務處黃子洋專員， +886-2-3366-2007 #228）。

註：若申請者無檢視推薦信權限，請推薦者亦將推薦信寄至jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw

承辦人

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

‍

‍

INTERNSHIP INFO(英文)

‍

The International Student Research Internship Program is designed for students currently enrolled at an international university to participate in engineering research at Washington University in St. Louis during the summer months (May through August).

‍

• Program Website
  International Student Research Internship Program

• Program Schedule

Applications must be received by November 13, 2025.

Admission Notification: January 2026

Program Duration: 10 weeks (May through August. Must arrive no later than June 13–14. To coordinate with on-campus housing arrangements, the program will run for 8 weeks only, ending on August 7.)

• Field of Research

Please refer to the Participating Faculty List on the program website. You must select one faculty supervisor when submitting your application.

Biomedical Engineering

Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering

Electrical & Systems Engineering

Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science

Computer Science & Engineering

• Admission Quota

No guaranteed admission quota will be provided.

• Financial support

1. WashU provides (based on a 10-week internship):

• Stipend of $3,000 USD (If the program runs for only 8 weeks, the amount will be reduced proportionally.)
• Free on-campus housing (or off-campus housing will be provided if internship dates do not align with the on-campus housing dates)
• Public transportation passes for local St. Louis travel (bus and metrolink)

2. NTU will provide a subsidy of NT$50,000, which will be disbursed after the participant returns to Taiwan upon completion of the program.

P.S. Student is responsible for purchasing international health insurance (mandatory), international round-trip airfare to St. Louis, visa fees, food, and incidentals while in St. Louis.

• Visa Service

Once selected for an internship, McKelvey School of Engineering and the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) will assist the student to obtain the DS-2019 and J-1 Intern Visa. Interns will be responsible for the visa fees. Please visit the OISS website for J1 visitors for more information.

• Eligibility

1. Enrolled full-time in a bachelor's degree program at an international university in their penultimate year of undergraduate studies
2. Possess adequate training and background in the subject area of the internship
3. Possess strong motivation and interest in research
4. Must be a non-US citizen or non-permanent resident of the United States

• Application Materials Required

1. Resume (2-page maximum)
2. Personal statement (include general interests, objectives for the summer, background and preparation: one-page maximum)Unofficial transcript
3. Unofficial transcript
4. One to two letters of reference. (One reference is required and must be received from a professor at student’s current institution. Students may upload an optional second reference.)
5. English language proficiency score

TOEFL iBT – 90 minimum composite score

IELTS Academic – 6.5 minimum composite score

GATEWAY English Test (offered on-demand virtually) – 495 minimum overall score

Duolingo English Test (DET) – 125 minimum overall score

• Application Procedure
  After finalizing the online application on the program website, kindly compile all application materials into a PDF file, including your resume, personal statement, transcript, one to two letters of reference, and English language proficiency proof (student ID + name). Please submit the file to jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw (Mr. Jeffrey Huang, Office of International Affairs, +886-2-3366-2007 #228) by November 13, 2025.

Note: In case applicants are unable to access their recommendation letters, they are requested to request the recommenders to forward the letters directly to jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw.

Coordinator: Mr. Jeffrey Huang

Email: jeffreyhuang@ntu.edu.tw

Phone: 02-3366-2007 #228

‍

Washington University in St. Louis is a place where people matter and serious work is done. Our mission is to discover and disseminate knowledge, and to protect the freedom of inquiry through research, teaching and learning.

We will challenge you to realize your potential. We inspire and support each other with a view toward both individual and collective success. We are a community of individuals with inner fire and quiet confidence, inspired to work together to develop big ideas and tackle challenging problems.

Our mission drives who we are as a university. As we accept the challenge of our mission’s goals of inclusion and excellence, we are always evolving to meet the needs of our current and prospective students as well as our alumni, faculty and staff. We focus on strategic priorities that produce the most impact toward our goal of enhancing the lives of our students, our community and our world.

Our campuses demonstrate our commitment to an inclusive community that is welcoming, nurturing and intellectually rigorous. Throughout Washington University’s history, we have set our sights high and judged ourselves by the most exacting standards. With a view toward individual and collective success, our mission moves us to inspire and support one another.

Watch our mission in action through the stories in our publications and in the ways our leadership builds partnerships and strengthens our community. See the results of our efforts and self-measurement in our annual report and audited financial statements.