Chinese University Scholarships

University Scholarships are scholarships provided by a university to support international students in their educational journey. In other words, each university can have different scholarship programs. Therefore, specific information can be found on the official website of the university or the university’s scholarship department.

University Scholarship Details

Tuition fee

University scholarships may cover or provide tuition fee waivers for certain periods of study.

Living Allowance

This scholarship may provide a monthly living allowance to help cover living expenses while studying in China.

Accommodation Fees

Some scholarships may cover or provide assistance with accommodation costs, especially if students live in university residences.

Book and Study Fees

Scholarships may include support for book costs and other study needs.

Education Level

  1. Undergraduate Scholarships (Bachelor’s)
    Chinese University scholarships are available to support serious and needy students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in China. Usually requires certification of English or Mandarin language skills, based on the study program chosen.
  2. Postgraduate/Masters Scholarships (Master’s)
    There are Chinese government scholarships available aimed at supporting students experiencing financial difficulties in pursuing a master’s degree in China. Usually requires certification of English or Mandarin language skills (at least HSK 4-5), as well as achievements or publications that can be attached to support.
  3. Doctoral Scholarship (Ph.D.)
    Chinese University scholarships are available to support students pursuing a doctoral degree in China. Usually requires certification of English or Mandarin language skills (at least HSK 4-6), based on the study program chosen.

General Requirements for University Scholarship

Health

Prospective scholarship recipients must meet the health requirements set by Chinese/Chinese health authorities. This may involve a physical health examination or attaching a health certificate.

Education

Educational requirements can vary, but generally, prospective undergraduate scholarship recipients must graduate from high school or equivalent, prospective master’s scholarship recipients must have a bachelor’s degree, and prospective doctoral scholarship recipients must have a master’s degree. Prospective scholarship recipients are usually expected to have an excellent academic record. Some programs may have minimum grade requirements.

Age

Some programs have age restrictions for prospective scholarship recipients. This needs to be checked according to the terms of the specific program.

Other requirements

  • Application Requirements
    Universities will usually have a selection process to select scholarship recipients. This may include an assessment of academic achievement, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and, in some cases, an interview.

  • Graduation Requirements
    Scholarship recipients may be required to maintain certain levels of performance to remain eligible for scholarship benefits.

  • Scholarship Duration
    University scholarships usually have a specific duration, which can cover one academic year or more depending on the level of study.

  • Passport
    Prospective scholarship recipients must have a valid passport. Of course provide a copy of a valid passport.

  • Other Personal Documents
    Additional documents such as CV, motivation letter, or portfolio (if required).

Examples of Chinese University Scholarships

  1. Tsinghua University Scholarship Scholarship
    Tsinghua University, one of the leading universities in China, offers various types of scholarships, including the Tsinghua University Scholarship for International Students. This scholarship covers tuition fees and living allowance.
  2. Peking University Scholarship Scholarship
    Peking University also organizes a scholarship program for international students. This scholarship covers tuition fees and living allowance.
  3. Fudan University Scholarship Scholarship
    Fudan University, located in Shanghai, offers various types of scholarships to international students. This scholarship covers tuition fees and other financial support.
  4. Zhejiang University Scholarship Scholarship
    Zhejiang University offers various scholarships to international students, including the Zhejiang University Scholarship for International Postgraduate Students. This scholarship covers tuition fees, living allowance, and health insurance.
  5. Shanghai Jiao Tong University Scholarship
    One of the leading universities in Shanghai, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, also has a scholarship program to support international students.