Introduction of CSC Scholarship

Are you planning to study in China and apply for a scholarship? This page will help you understand the scholarship landscape in China.

Chinese scholarships can be divided into the following five categories:

• Chinese Government Scholarship (also known as CSC Scholarship)

• Local Government Scholarship

• University Scholarship

• Enterprise/Corporate Scholarship

• Scholarship for Enrolled Students

Important Note: Chinese Government Scholarship policies are subject to annual adjustments by the China Scholarship Council. The information on this page is compiled from general policies over the years. For specific application requirements, deadlines, funding amounts, and the list of eligible universities, please always refer to the official announcements on www.campuschina.org and the official websites of your target universities for the current academic year. This page is for reference only and does not constitute any guarantee of admission or scholarship award.

Except for the Scholarship for Enrolled Students, the other four types are available to new students. However, not all universities in China offer all five types, and scholarship availability varies significantly between institutions. If securing a scholarship is more important to you than the choice of university itself, selecting the right university and timing your application correctly are critical to maximizing your success rate.

Choosing your university wisely and using professional services can save you time and increase your chances by ensuring you follow the correct procedures. However, please note that no one can sell a scholarship seat, and no scholarship is guaranteed. Do not trust anyone who claims they can guarantee you a scholarship and charges you exorbitant fees. If you have sufficient time and are willing to put in the effort, you can apply on your own. If you prefer professional assistance, you may seek help from a legitimate agency.

1. Chinese Government Scholarship

The Chinese Government Scholarship, also known as the CSC (China Scholarship Council) Scholarship, is established by the Chinese government to support international students to study in China and to promote cultural exchange between China and the rest of the world. Currently, 279 Chinese higher education institutions and research institutes are designated to host CSC scholarship recipients. The CSC Scholarship comprises the following programs:

1. Bilateral Program – Open to non-degree, bachelor, master, and doctoral applicants. Students must apply through the designated authorities for overseas study in their home country.

2. Chinese University Program – Open to master’s and doctoral applicants only. Students may apply directly to the Chinese universities that participate in this program.

3. ASEAN Program – Open to students from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

4. Great Wall Program – Open to students and scholars from developing countries, primarily for general and senior visiting scholars. Applicants must submit their applications to the National Commission for UNESCO in their home country and obtain a letter of recommendation.

5. EU Program – Open to citizens of EU member states.

6. AUN Program – Open to citizens of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

7. PIF Program – Open to citizens of PIF member countries.

8. WMO Program – For international students to study and conduct research in meteorology in China. Applicants must apply directly to the WMO Secretariat.

9. Marine Program – Open to students from coastal/island countries bordering the South China Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific, and its surrounding islands, as well as developing countries in Africa and the Americas.

10. MOFCOM Program – Open to applicants for bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs in fields such as trade, foreign affairs, agriculture, science and technology, education, culture, health, and public administration.

11. All-China Federation of Trade Unions Silk Road Program – Open to students from “Belt and Road” countries. This program covers all levels of study – bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral – across a wide range of disciplines, including sciences, engineering, agriculture, medicine, economics, law, management, education, humanities, history, philosophy, and arts. Chinese language study is only one of the available categories.

Scholarship Coverage

The CSC Scholarship offers both full and partial scholarships. A full scholarship covers tuition, accommodation, a monthly living stipend, and comprehensive medical insurance. The current monthly stipend rates are:

• Bachelor’s students: RMB 2,500/month

• Master’s students: RMB 3,000/month

• Doctoral students: RMB 3,500/month

A partial scholarship covers one or several components of the full scholarship.

How to Apply

• Application Channel: For the Chinese University Program (Type B), you may apply directly to the university. For other programs, you must apply through the Chinese embassy in your home country or other relevant organizations.

• Application Categories (A, B, C): When filling out the online application on the CSC system, you must select one of three types. Their meanings are as follows:

  • Type A (Bilateral and Special Programs) – These programs are administered by organizations other than Chinese universities, including the Bilateral Program, Great Wall Program, EU Program, WMO Program, ASEAN Program, etc. Type A programs are open to bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, general scholar, and senior scholar applicants. You must submit your application to the relevant dispatching authority or international organization in your home country.

  • Type B (Chinese University Program) – This type is only for master’s and doctoral applicants. You must fill in the specific agency number of your target university; the application is then reviewed directly by that university. Undergraduate students should not choose this type.

  • Type C (Merit-Based Scholarship Program) – This type is for students already enrolled in a Chinese university who apply based on their academic performance during their current studies. The agency number for this type will be specified in the program recruitment notice issued by the CSC.

• Fees: Some programs may require payment of an application fee to the university.

Required Documents

1. Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship (in Chinese or English).

2. Notarized highest diploma – documents in languages other than Chinese or English must be accompanied by notarized translations.

3. Academic transcripts (in Chinese or English) – transcripts in other languages must be translated and notarized.

4. Study plan or research proposal (in Chinese or English) – minimum 200 words for undergraduate applicants, 800 words for postgraduate applicants.

5. Two recommendation letters (in Chinese or English) – required only for master’s, doctoral, and senior scholar applicants, signed by professors or associate professors. Undergraduate applicants are not required to submit recommendation letters.

6. A CD of your own works (only for arts applicants) – music applicants submit a CD of musical works; fine arts applicants submit a CD with two sketches, two color paintings, and two other works.

7. If under 18, submit relevant documents about your legal guardian in China.

8. Foreigner Physical Examination Form (photocopy).

9. A copy of a valid HSK certificate (if available).

• Submission Method: Currently, the CSC application is primarily online via the system (studyinchina.csc.edu.cn). You must fill in the form and upload scanned copies of all required documents. Whether you need to mail physical copies depends on each university's requirements – please check the specific university's admission guide for the current year. Application documents will not be returned.

Best Time to Apply

We recommend you start preparing your documents in December. For Type A programs, deadlines vary by country – many Southeast Asian countries close applications in mid-to-late December, while some Central Asian and African countries may accept applications until February of the following year. Be sure to check the exact deadline with your home country's dispatching authority or your target university. For Type B programs, each university sets its own deadline, generally between February and April. Allow ample time for the entire process.

Scholarship Results

Results are typically announced between June and July on the official websites of the universities or via the CSC system.

List of 279 Chinese Universities Eligible for CSC Scholarship

The following 279 Chinese institutions are currently eligible to host CSC scholarship students.

Note: The list includes both higher education institutions and research institutes (e.g., Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences). While the list is subject to annual adjustments, it represents institutions that have CSC enrollment quotas. However, this does not guarantee that every major or program at these institutions will offer scholarships in a given year. For the final and most up-to-date list, please refer to www.campuschina.org.

1. China University of Geosciences (Beijing)

2. Anhui Agricultural University

3. Anhui Medical University

4. Anhui Normal University

5. Anhui University

6. Anshan Normal University

7. Beihang University

8. Beihua University

9. Beijing Film Academy

10. Beijing Foreign Studies University

11. Beijing Forestry University

12. Beijing Institute of Technology

13. Beijing International Studies University

14. Beijing Jiaotong University

15. Beijing Language and Culture University

16. Beijing Normal University

17. Beijing Sport University

18. Beijing Technology and Business University

19. Beijing University of Chemical Technology

20. Beijing University of Chinese Medicine

21. Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

22. Beijing University of Technology

23. Bohai University

24. Capital Medical University

25. Capital Normal University

26. Capital University of Economics and Business

27. Capital University of Physical Education and Sports

28. Central Academy of Fine Arts

29. Central China Normal University

30. Central Conservatory of Music

31. Central South University

32. Central University of Finance and Economics

33. Chang'an University

34. Changchun University of Chinese Medicine

35. Changchun University of Science and Technology

36. Changchun University

37. Changsha University of Science and Technology

38. Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

39. China Academy of Art

40. China Agricultural University

41. China Foreign Affairs University

42. China Medical University

43. China Pharmaceutical University

44. China Three Gorges University

45. China University of Geosciences (Wuhan)

46. China University of Mining and Technology

47. China University of Petroleum (Beijing)

48. China University of Petroleum (East China)

49. China University of Political Science and Law

50. Chongqing Jiaotong University

51. Chongqing Medical University

52. Chongqing Normal University

53. Chongqing University

54. Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications

55. Communication University of China

56. Dali University

57. Dalian Jiaotong University

58. Dalian Maritime University

59. Dalian Medical University

60. Dalian Polytechnic University

61. Dalian University of Foreign Languages

62. Dalian University of Technology

63. Dongbei University of Finance and Economics

64. Donghua University

65. East China Normal University

66. East China University of Political Science and Law

67. East China University of Science and Technology

68. Fudan University

69. Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University

70. Fujian Medical University

71. Fujian Normal University

72. Fujian University of Technology

73. Fuzhou University

74. Gannan Normal University

75. Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

76. Guangdong University of Foreign Studies

77. Guangxi Medical University

78. Guangxi Normal University

79. Guangxi University

80. Guangzhou Medical University

81. Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine

82. Guilin University of Electronic Technology

83. Guizhou Minzu University

84. Guizhou Normal University

85. Guizhou University

86. Hainan Normal University

87. Hainan University

88. Hangzhou Normal University

89. Harbin Engineering University

90. Harbin Institute of Technology

91. Harbin Medical University

92. Harbin Normal University

93. Harbin University of Science and Technology

94. Hebei Medical University

95. Hebei Normal University

96. Hebei University of Economics and Business

97. Hebei University of Technology

98. Hefei University

99. Hefei University of Technology

100. Heihe University

101. Heilongjiang University

102. Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine

103. Henan University

104. Henan University of Chinese Medicine

105. Henan University of Technology

106. Hohai University

107. Huangshan University

108. Huaqiao University

109. Huazhong Agricultural University

110. Huazhong University of Science and Technology

111. Hubei University

112. Hunan Normal University

113. Hunan University

114. Inner Mongolia Agricultural University

115. Inner Mongolia Normal University

116. Inner Mongolia University

117. Inner Mongolia University of Technology

118. Jiamusi University

119. Jiangnan University

120. Jiangsu Normal University

121. Jiangsu University

122. Jiangxi Normal University

123. Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics

124. Jilin Agricultural University

125. Jilin International Studies University

126. Jilin Normal University

127. Jilin University

128. Jinan University

129. Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute

130. Jinzhou Medical University

131. Kunming Medical University

132. Kunming University of Science and Technology

133. Lanzhou Jiaotong University

134. Lanzhou University

135. Lanzhou University of Technology

136. Liaoning Shihua University

137. Liaoning Technical University

138. Liaoning University of Technology

139. Liaoning University

140. Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

141. Ludong University

142. Minzu University of China

143. Mudanjiang Normal University

144. Nanchang Hangkong University

145. Nanchang University

146. Nanjing Agricultural University

147. Nanjing Medical University

148. Nanjing Normal University

149. Nanjing University

150. Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

151. Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine

152. Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology

153. Nanjing University of Science and Technology

154. Nanjing University of the Arts

155. Nankai University

156. Nanning Normal University

157. Nantong University

158. Ningbo University

159. Ningbo University of Technology

160. Ningxia Medical University

161. Ningxia University

162. North China Electric Power University

163. North China University of Technology

164. Northeast Agricultural University

165. Northeast Electric Power University

166. Northeast Forestry University

167. Northeast Normal University

168. Northeastern University

169. Northwest A&F University

170. Northwest Normal University

171. Northwest University

172. Northwestern Polytechnical University

173. Ocean University of China

174. Peking University

175. Qingdao University

176. Qinghai University

177. Qiqihar University

178. Renmin University of China

179. Shaanxi Normal University

180. Shaanxi University of Chinese Medicine

181. Shandong Normal University

182. Shandong University

183. Shandong University of Science and Technology

184. Shandong University of Technology

185. Shanghai Conservatory of Music

186. Shanghai International Studies University

187. Shanghai Jiao Tong University

188. Shanghai Maritime University

189. Shanghai Normal University

190. Shanghai Ocean University

191. Shanghai University

192. Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

193. Shanghai University of International Business and Economics

194. Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

195. Shanghai University of Sport

196. Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

197. Shantou University

198. Shanxi University

199. Shanxi University of Chinese Medicine

200. Shenyang Aerospace University

201. Shenyang Jianzhu University

202. Shenyang Ligong University

203. Shenyang Normal University

204. Shenyang University of Technology

205. Shihezi University

206. Sichuan International Studies University

207. Sichuan University

208. Soochow University

209. South China Normal University

210. South China University of Technology

211. Southeast University

212. Southern Medical University

213. Southwest Jiaotong University

214. Southwest University

215. Southwest University of Political Science and Law

216. Southwestern University of Finance and Economics

217. Sun Yat-sen University

218. Taiyuan University of Technology

219. The Central Academy of Drama

220. Tianjin University

221. Tianjin Foreign Studies University

222. Tianjin Medical University

223. Tianjin Normal University

224. Tianjin Polytechnic University

225. Tianjin University of Science and Technology

226. Tianjin University of Technology and Education

227. Tianjin University of Technology

228. Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

229. Tongji University

230. Tsinghua University

231. University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

232. University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

233. University of International Business and Economics

234. University of Jinan

235. University of Science and Technology Liaoning

236. University of Science and Technology Beijing

237. University of Science and Technology of China

238. University of Shanghai for Science and Technology

239. Wenzhou Medical University

240. Wenzhou University

241. Wuhan Sports University

242. Wuhan Textile University

243. Wuhan University

244. Wuhan University of Technology

245. Wuyi University

246. Xi'an Jiaotong University

247. Xi'an Shiyou University

248. Xiamen University

249. Xiamen University of Technology

250. Xiangtan University

251. Xidian University

252. Xinjiang Medical University

253. Xinjiang Normal University

254. Xinjiang University

255. Yanbian University

256. Yangtze University

257. Yangzhou University

258. Yanshan University

259. Yantai University

260. Yunnan Agricultural University

261. Yunnan Minzu University

262. Yunnan Normal University

263. Yunnan University

264. Yunnan University of Finance and Economics

265. Zhejiang Gongshang University

266. Zhejiang Normal University

267. Zhejiang Ocean University

268. Zhejiang Sci-Tech University

269. Zhejiang University

270. Zhejiang University of Science and Technology

271. Zhejiang University of Technology

272. Zhengzhou University

273. Zhongnan University of Economics and Law

274. China Conservatory of Music

275. National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts

276. Beijing Dance Academy

277. Luxun Academy of Fine Arts

278. Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts

279. Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is it easy to get a Chinese Government Scholarship?
A1: Scholarships are awarded to outstanding students. If you have strong academic performance and are dedicated to studying in China, you have a good chance, but it is not easy.

Q2: Do I have to pay to apply for a CSC Scholarship?
A2: You can apply on your own, and you may need to pay an application fee to the university. You may also choose to pay a professional agency for assistance with the process. No one can guarantee you a scholarship or sell a seat; you pay for their service, not for the scholarship itself.

Q3: What if I want to apply for a Chinese-taught program but have never studied Chinese?
A3: If you are awarded the scholarship, you may be granted up to one year of Chinese language preparatory courses. For undergraduate students, Chinese language proficiency is generally required; those without Chinese language ability must complete a one-year foundation program at a CSC-designated institution. For master's and doctoral programs, some disciplines offer English-taught courses; students in those programs may not need Chinese preparatory courses. Please check the specific language requirements of your target program.

Q4: Apart from the online application, what else do I need to do?
A4: You may also need to submit an application on the university's own website. For Type A programs, you must contact your home country's dispatching authority or relevant international organization for a recommendation. The required submission method (online or by post) varies by university – refer to the specific university's admission guide for that year.

Q5: If I have received a CSC Scholarship before, can I apply again?
A5: Yes, but with a restriction at the same degree level. CSC regulations stipulate that a candidate cannot receive a full CSC scholarship for the same degree level more than once. For example:

• If you received a CSC scholarship for your bachelor's degree, you cannot apply for another CSC bachelor's program.

• You may apply for a CSC master's program (different level).

• Similarly, a previous CSC master's recipient may apply for a CSC doctoral program.

Each scholarship recipient can only hold one CSC-funded status at a time.

2. Local Government Scholarship

On the CSC website, local government scholarships are also categorized under the Chinese Government Scholarship umbrella, but they differ significantly in application procedures, award amounts, and selection methods.

Selected Local Government Scholarships

• Beijing Government Scholarship

• Shanghai Government Scholarship

• Jasmine Jiangsu Government Scholarship

• Nanjing Municipal Government Scholarship

• Fujian Provincial Government Scholarship

• Jinan Sister City Scholarship

• Yunnan Government Scholarship

• Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship

• Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship

• Qingdao Government Scholarship

• Dalian Government Scholarship

• Liaoning Government Scholarship

• Henan Provincial Government Scholarship

• Heilongjiang Provincial Government Scholarship

• Ningbo Government Scholarship

• Guangdong Government Outstanding International Students Scholarship

• Ningxia Government Scholarship

• Silk Road Scholarship of Gansu Province

• Guizhou Government Scholarship

Scholarship Coverage

• Full Scholarship: Some local governments offer full scholarships (e.g., the Jasmine Jiangsu Government Scholarship covers tuition, accommodation, insurance, and a monthly stipend).

• Partial Scholarship: Many local government scholarships provide partial funding, covering tuition and possibly part of accommodation fees.

How to Apply

You must submit your application on the official website of the respective local government scholarship, and also apply through the target university's own admission system.

Required Documents (General List)

1. Scanned copy of passport.

2. Application form for the local government scholarship.

3. Notarized highest diploma (with translation if not in Chinese/English).

4. Academic transcripts (with translation if needed).

5. Study plan or research proposal (min. 200 words for bachelor's, 800 for postgraduate).

6. Two recommendation letters (in Chinese/English) – required for postgraduate applicants, and sometimes for undergraduates (from high school teachers).

7. Non-criminal record certificate (issued within the last 6 months).

8. If under 18, provide legal guardian documents in China.

9. Foreigner Physical Examination Form (photocopy).

10. Copy of valid HSK certificate (if available).

11. Family financial certificate (e.g., bank statement).

12. *Transfer certificate (if you have studied at another Chinese university before) – including leaving certificate, attendance record, and transfer letter.

Best Time to Apply

Start preparing documents in December and submit before March. Most local government scholarships have deadlines around June.

Scholarship Results

Results are typically announced in July.

FAQs

Q1: Is it easier to get a Local Government Scholarship than a CSC Scholarship?
A1: No scholarship is easy to obtain; chances are better with excellent academic performance and correct procedures.

Q2: Can I apply for both a CSC and a Local Government scholarship simultaneously?
A2: No, it is not recommended to apply for different types of scholarships at the same time.

Q3: Can I apply if I haven't graduated yet?
A3: Yes, you can ask your current school to issue a pre-graduation certificate.

3. University Scholarship

An increasing number of Chinese universities offer their own scholarships to attract international students. University scholarships are more flexible than government scholarships, often with simpler procedures and longer application windows. Some university scholarships are quite generous.

Why Choose a University Scholarship

• Simpler application process – usually easier than government scholarships.

• Faster results – universities make their own decisions and can announce results more quickly.

• More options – over 1,000 universities in China, about 279 are CSC-designated; many non-CSC universities still offer scholarships.

Selected University Scholarships

• China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Scholarship – covers tuition, accommodation, and stipend for all degree students.

• University of Science and Technology Beijing Scholarship – covers tuition, accommodation, and stipend for master's and doctoral students.

• Jiangnan University Scholarship – covers tuition and accommodation.

• Changchun University of Science and Technology Scholarship – covers 1.5 years of MBA tuition.

• Zhejiang A&F University Scholarship – Chinese language program in Hangzhou.

• Chongqing Medical University Scholarship – for MBBS program.

• Zhengzhou University Scholarship.

• Northwestern Polytechnical University Scholarship.

• Qingdao University Scholarship.

• Beijing Film Academy Scholarship.

• Changchun University of Technology Scholarship.

• China Pharmaceutical University Scholarship.

• Dongbei University of Finance and Economics Scholarship.

• East China University of Science and Technology Scholarship.

• Guangdong University of Foreign Studies Scholarship.

• Harbin Institute of Technology Scholarship.

• Jiangsu University Scholarship.

• Nanchang University Scholarship.

• Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics Scholarship.

• Ningbo University Scholarship.

Scholarship Coverage

• Full Scholarship: Some universities offer full scholarships, though the stipend amounts are generally lower than those of government scholarships.

• Partial Scholarship: Most university scholarships cover only part of tuition or other fees.

How to Apply

You usually apply directly to the university, either online or offline. The process is generally simpler than for government scholarships. You may seek professional assistance, but again, no scholarship is guaranteed or purchasable.

Required Documents (General List)

1. Scanned passport.

2. University scholarship application form.

3. Notarized highest diploma (with translation).

4. Academic transcripts (with translation).

5. Study plan or research proposal (200 words for bachelor's, 800 for postgraduate).

6. Two recommendation letters (for postgraduate applicants, from professors/associate professors).

7. Non-criminal record certificate.

8. Guardian documents (if under 18).

9. Foreigner Physical Examination Form (photocopy).

10. Family financial certificate.

11. *Transfer certificate (if applicable).

12. *Pre-graduation certificate (if not yet graduated).

13. *Certificate of good conduct from previous school.

14. Language proficiency certificate (e.g., HSK, IELTS, TOEFL).

15. Passport-size photo.

16. CV/Resume.

Best Time to Apply

Generally January to May, though some scholarships are open year-round.

Scholarship Results

Usually announced within 2 weeks to 1 month after application submission.

FAQs

Q1: Can I apply for both a government and a university scholarship at the same time?
A1: No, you cannot apply for both at the same university simultaneously.

Q2: Anything special to note for university scholarships?
A2: Carefully read the rules of each university as they vary.

Q3: Are there interviews or tests?
A3: Some universities conduct online interviews or tests; a few may require you to come to China for an on-site test.

4. Enterprise/Corporate Scholarship

Some companies cooperate with Chinese universities to offer enterprise scholarships. Most aim to encourage and reward excellent students while enhancing the company's brand.

Selected Enterprise Scholarships

• Zhejiang University – Asian Future Leaders Scholarship Program (Master's) by Bai Xian Asia Institute (BXAI).

• Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University – Higher Education Town Scholarship by Suzhou Higher Education Town.

• Fudan University – China Development Bank Scholarship (Bachelor's).

• Shandong University – CDB Outstanding Student Scholarship (Bachelor's).

• Harbin Institute of Technology – Qingrui Scholarship (Bachelor's).

• Jiangsu University – A&W Scholarship (Bachelor's).

• Hunan University – Farad Scholarship.

• Leshan Normal University – Leshan Enterprise Scholarship for Foreign Students.

• Beijing Forestry University – APFNet Scholarship Program (Master's).

• Peking University – CDB Outstanding Student Scholarship (Bachelor's).

Scholarship Coverage

• Full Scholarship: Some enterprise scholarships offer high stipends, e.g., the Asian Future Leaders Scholarship provides RMB 6,000/month.

• Partial Scholarship: Covers part of tuition or other fees.

How to Apply

Similar to university scholarships – apply directly through the university.

Required Documents

Similar to those for university scholarships.

Best Time to Apply

January to April.

Scholarship Results

Usually announced in June or July.

FAQs

Q1: Any extra advantages to an enterprise scholarship?
A1: You may have better networking and internship/job opportunities with the sponsoring company.

Q2: Can I do an internship in China?
A2: If the program includes an internship component, yes. Otherwise, student visas do not permit working in China.

5. Scholarship for Enrolled Students

If you did not receive any of the above scholarships, don't worry – once you are enrolled, you can apply for scholarships for current students offered by most Chinese universities.

Selected Enrolled Student Scholarships

• Peking University – Peking University Scholarship

• Fudan University – Scholarship for Current Students

• China University of Petroleum (East China) – Current Student Scholarships

• Beihang University – Distinguished Foreign Students Scholarship

• Chang'an University – San Qin International Student Scholarship

Scholarship Coverage

Most of these are partial awards to recognize academic excellence, not full financial support.

How to Apply

Submit documents to the relevant university department.

Required Documents

• Application form.

• Transcript of the most recent academic year.

• Copies of passport and current visa.

Best Time to Apply

September.

Scholarship Results

Usually announced from October to December.

FAQs

Q1: Can I get an enrolled student scholarship every year?
A1: There is an annual evaluation; only those with good academic performance will be awarded.

Q2: Can I use an agency to apply for an enrolled student scholarship?
A2: No, since you are already enrolled and the award depends on your current performance, agencies cannot assist with this type.

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