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Taylor’s University Scholarship 2026 in Malaysia | Fully Funded

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Taylor’s University Scholarship Summary
Country
Malaysia
Study Level
Master’s, PhD
Benefit
Fully Funded
Deadline
Varies

Taylor’s University Scholarship 2026 offers financial support for postgraduate research and taught programmes at Taylor’s University in Malaysia. This scholarship aims to help students become effective researchers and contribute to the community.

Taylor’s University is a leading private university in Malaysia, known for its strong emphasis on research and innovation. It provides a supportive environment for postgraduate students to excel academically and socially.

Taylor’s University Scholarship Benefits

  • Scheme A Plus – PhD
  • Scheme A Plus is the highest-value Taylor’s University research scholarship. It is available only for doctoral programmes in science, medical science, pharmaceutical science, engineering and computer science.
  • Recipients receive:
  • 100% tuition fee waiver for up to 36 months
  • Monthly stipend of RM3,200 for up to 36 months
  • Conference allowance of up to RM3,000
  • Coverage of applicable university fees except enrolment and visa-related costs
  • International students remain responsible for costs such as the international enrolment fee, EMGS student visa application and renewal fees, E-Val and any required personal bond or advance tuition deposit.
  • Scheme A – PhD
  • Scheme A supports full-time PhD students across eligible research areas at Taylor’s University.
  • Recipients receive:
  • 100% tuition fee waiver for up to 36 months
  • Monthly stipend of RM2,300 for up to 36 months
  • Conference allowance of up to RM3,000
  • Coverage of applicable university fees except enrolment and visa-related costs
  • The stipend under Scheme A is lower than Scheme A Plus, but both schemes cover complete tuition fees and include conference support.
  • Scheme B – Master’s and PhD
  • Scheme B is the main fully funded option for students applying for a master’s by research.
  • PhD recipients receive:
  • 100% tuition fee waiver for up to 36 months
  • Monthly stipend of RM1,900 for up to 36 months
  • Master’s by research recipients receive:
  • 100% tuition fee waiver for up to 24 months
  • Monthly stipend of RM1,500 for up to 24 months
  • For international students, the International Student Charge and International Student Annual Fee are waived during the first year. Visa application and renewal fees, E-Val and the personal bond or advance tuition deposit remain the student’s responsibility.

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Taylor’s University Scholarship Eligibility Criteria

  • To qualify for the Taylor’s University Scholarship, applicants must meet the following general requirements:
  • Eligible Countries: Malaysian and international students may apply.
  • Applicants must pursue a postgraduate research programme at Taylor’s University in Malaysia.
  • The scholarship is intended for full-time study.
  • Applicants must meet the academic and English-language admission requirements of their selected programme.
  • Applicants must prepare a suitable research proposal.
  • Applicants must obtain an offer of admission from Taylor’s University.
  • Applicants may submit their admission and scholarship applications at the same time, but the scholarship will only be processed after admission is confirmed.
  • Shortlisted applicants must attend an interview and present their research proposal.
  • Students may receive only one Taylor’s University scholarship or financial award at a time.
  • Applicants whose first language is not English must provide the English-language evidence required by their selected research programme. Exact scores differ between programmes, so applicants should check the entry requirements shown on the relevant programme page rather than relying on one university-wide score. Taylor’s also asks research applicants to provide evidence of English proficiency during the admission process.

    Scheme A Plus Eligibility
  • PhD applicants must meet the following academic requirements:
  • Bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.50; and
  • Master’s degree by coursework or mixed mode with a minimum CGPA of 3.50 from a recognised institution; or
  • Master’s degree completed through research mode from a recognised institution
  • Applicants with a publication in a citation-indexed journal have an additional advantage.
  • Scheme A Plus is available only for PhD programmes in:
  • Science
  • Medical science
  • Pharmaceutical science
  • Engineering
  • Computer science
  • Scheme A Eligibility
  • PhD applicants must have:
  • Bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.33; and
  • Master’s degree by coursework or mixed mode with a minimum CGPA of 3.50 from a recognised institution; or
  • Master’s degree completed through research mode from a recognised institution
  • A publication in a citation-indexed journal is not listed as compulsory at the application stage, but it will strengthen the application.

    Scheme B Eligibility
  • For a PhD scholarship, applicants must have:
  • Master’s degree by coursework or mixed mode with a minimum CGPA of 3.50 from a recognised institution; or
  • Master’s degree completed through research mode from a recognised institution
  • For a master’s by research scholarship, applicants must have:
  • Bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.00 from a recognised institution
  • Scholarship recipients must also satisfy publication conditions before graduation:
  • Scheme A Plus: Two articles accepted in journals indexed by Scopus or Clarivate
  • Scheme A: One article accepted and one article under review in a Scopus- or Clarivate-indexed journal
  • Scheme B: One article accepted in a Scopus- or Clarivate-indexed journal
  • These are conditions for graduation and continued academic performance, not necessarily publications that every applicant must already have when applying.

Documents Required

Applicants should prepare:

  • Completed postgraduate admission application
  • Completed Higher Degrees by Research Financial Aid Application Form
  • Research proposal using the Taylor’s template
  • Bachelor’s degree certificate and academic transcripts
  • Master’s degree certificate and transcripts for PhD applicants
  • Academic CV or résumé
  • Proof of English-language proficiency, where required
  • Academic referee reports
  • Supporting evidence of academic awards or achievements
  • Evidence of relevant research or professional experience
  • Evidence of teaching experience, where applicable
  • First page of each publication listed in the application
  • Passport copy for international applicants
  • Other programme-specific documents requested by Taylor’s University

The scholarship form includes a structured research proposal template covering the research title, field of study, background, problem statement, study objectives, brief literature review, research design and references. Applicants should follow the word limits shown in the form instead of attaching an unrelated generic proposal.

How to Apply for Taylor’s University Scholarship

  • Check the eligibility for scholarship application in Q1.
  • Complete ‘HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION FORM’ with the Research Proposal Template to apply for Schemes A, B & C and ASEAN Tourism Scholarship.
  • Complete ‘HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH TAYLOR’S INDUSTRY / ACADEMIC PARTNER SCHOLARSHIP RECOMMENDATION FORM’ to apply for Scheme D.
  • Submit the items mentioned in Step 2 with ALL relevant supporting documents and/or testimonials, including the first page of every publication (if applicable) to the Enrolment and Advisory Services – Postgraduate (EAS-PG).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Here are the most frequently asked questions about the Taylor’s University Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, and how to apply.

The scholarships apply to whom?

The scholarships apply to Taylor’s Research Excellence Scholarship and ASEAN Tourism Scholarship.

The Scholarships in Q1 are applicable to whom?

They are applicable to eligible local and international students commencing from January 2019 intake onwards. Students must have secured an Offer Letter of Admission from Taylor’s University. The scholarship is applicable for study at Taylor’s University in Malaysia only.

What are the closing dates for scholarships application?

The scholarship application will be accepted throughout the year. However, there are deadlines for admission and scholarship application submissions. For 2025 intakes, specific deadlines are provided in the timeline image.

What do I need to prepare for scholarships application?

Check eligibility, complete the ‘HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION FORM’ and the Research Proposal Template, and submit with all relevant supporting documents to the Enrolment and Advisory Services – Postgraduate (EAS-PG) via email.

Who should I contact if I need more information from EAS – PG?

You can contact Postgraduate – Enrolment & Advisory Services via email at [email protected].

What do I need to prepare if I am shortlisted for interview and what is the evaluation process like?

Shortlisted candidates deliver a 15-minute Power Point Presentation on their research proposal, followed by Q&A by a Panel of Evaluators. Evaluation criteria include Academic Excellence, Quality of Research Proposal, and Communication, Interpersonal and Leadership Potential.

If I am successful with my scholarship application and I am a local student, what type of fees would I still have to pay?

Local students still need to pay Enrolment Fee, partial tuition fee for Taylor’s Research Scholarship recipient during the scholarship tenure, and Thesis submission fee.

If I am successful with Scheme A scholarship or ASEAN Tourism Scholarship for PhD application and an international student, what type of fees do I have to pay?

International students need to pay International Enrolment Fee, EMGS Student Visa Application Fee, EMGS Student Visa Renewal Fee (yearly), E-Val, and Personal Bond Deposit/ Advanced Tuition Fees.

If I am successful with my Taylor’s Research Scholarship and/ or Scheme B for Master’s or PhD or ASEAN Tourism Scholarship for Master’s application and an international student, what type of fees do I have to pay?

International students need to pay EMGS Student Visa Application Fee, EMGS Student Visa Renewal Fee (yearly), E-Val, and Personal Bond Deposit/ Advanced Tuition Fees.

If I am successful with Scheme C for Master’s or PhD and an international student, what type of fees do I have to pay?

International students need to pay International Enrolment Fee, partial tuition fee, EMGS Student Visa Application Fee, EMGS Student Visa Renewal Fee (yearly), E-Val, Personal Bond Deposit/ Advanced Tuition Fees, International Student Annual Fees except for the first year, and Hospitalisation and Insurance.


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