Find your ideal Chinese university
and a tailored scholarship plan
Match universities with your HSK score, major interests, and budget
Why choose to study in China?
More competitive costs, broader major options, and wider career opportunities
Cost & scholarships
Lower study costs, more possibilities
Studying in China is relatively affordable. Tuition and living costs are generally lower than in popular Western destinations, with rich scholarship opportunities.
International students can apply for Chinese Government Scholarships (CSC), local government scholarships, and university scholarships. Some programs also cover tuition, housing, and medical insurance, plus a living stipend.
Requirements & timeline
Prepare materials early and hit key milestones based on university and scholarship cycles
Basic requirements
Requirements vary by university and major. Below are common references.
Identity & health
Non-Chinese citizen with a valid passport and good health.
Age limits
Usually up to 35 for master's and 40 for PhD programs.
Academic record
Strong grades; many scholarships expect 75/100 or above.
Language ability
Chinese-taught programs often require HSK 4 with 180+, and some ask for more.
Scholarship planning
Coverage
Tuition, housing, medical insurance, living stipend
Channels
Type A: dispatching agency / Type B: university direct
Timeline
Deadline Feb–Mar; prepare 3–5 months ahead
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