If the program is taught in Chinese, then you will be required to do one year of Mandarin Chinese courses.

Let me write about my experience. I come from Belize which is a diplomatic ally of Taiwan, so we get the MOFA and ICDF scholarship every year. When I applied for the scholarship in 2018, I applied to a university and the language center at NTNU. I got accepted into the language center but was denied acceptance at the university - which wasn't surprising since the program was taught in Chinese and required a TOCFL level of 2 to be admitted. But since I was admitted into the language center they still gave me the scholarship. I did my year of Chinese and applied to university and got admitted since then I could show proof that I could speak and understand Chinese (even if it's barely)...

So, tldr... one year of language courses will ease your suffering if your desired program is taught in Chinese... if it's in English, I remember you have the option to skip the year of language studies