Chinese Government Scholarship of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law
The Chinese Government Scholarship offered by Shanghai University of Political Science and Law (SHUPL) covers full tuition, on-campus accommodation, comprehensive insurance, and a monthly living stipend. Undergraduate students receive RMB 2,500/month; master’s and general visiting students receive RMB 3,000/month. Applications are accepted from 10 February to 30 June annually via Chinese embassy/consulate, CSC, or directly to SHUPL.
Provider
Shanghai University of Political Science and Law
Language
English
Deadline
Open
Overview
This Chinese Government Scholarship is administered by Shanghai University of Political Science and Law (SHUPL) for international students in listed bachelor’s and master’s programmes in law, politics, economics, media, and related disciplines.
Coverage
Covers full tuition fees, on-campus accommodation, comprehensive insurance, and a monthly living stipend: RMB 2,500 for undergraduates; RMB 3,000 for master’s and general visiting students.
Application
Applications are open from 10 February to 30 June each year. Applicants must apply through their local Chinese embassy or consulate, a designated project organisation, or the China Scholarship Council (CSC). Materials must also be emailed to [email protected] and paper copies sent to the SHUPL International Students Office. Admitted students receive an Admission Notice and JW202 form to apply for an X1 visa.
Documents
International Students Admission Application Form to Study at SHUPL; highest education certificate (notarised translation required if not in Chinese or English); official academic transcript; Health Examination Certificate; master’s applicants must submit a study/research plan of at least 1,000 words; HSK Level 4 or higher (photocopy); passport bio page; eight passport-sized photos; two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors (for master’s applicants); prior China study/leaving certificates and residence permit (if previously studied in China).
Contact
Department of Admission and Program Development, School of International Communication and Exchange (International Students Office), Shanghai University of Political Science and Law, 7989 Wai Qing Song Road, Qingpu District, Shanghai. Website: http://int.shupl.edu.cn/english/main.psp. Online application: http://sice.shupl.edu.cn/login.jsp?sclId=1.
Eligibility
notes
- •Undergraduate applicants must be non-Chinese nationals aged 18–30, with a high school diploma or equivalent and strong academic record.
- •Master’s applicants must be non-Chinese nationals aged 18–45, holding a bachelor’s degree or higher.
age limits
nationality
degree levels
language requirements
- •HSK Level 4 or higher (for Chinese-taught programmes); English proficiency sufficient for English-taught programmes
Student Categories
Benefits
- •Tuition coverage
- •On-campus accommodation
- •Comprehensive insurance
- •Undergraduate living stipend: RMB 2,500/month
- •Master’s and general visiting students living stipend: RMB 3,000/month
Required Documents
- •A completed International Students Admission Application
- •Form to Study at SHUPL .
- •The highest education
- •certificate. If the applicants are students, they shall provide the
- •certificate(s) from their High School/University. Certificates which are not in
- •Chinese or English must be translated into either Chinese or English and
- •notarized accordingly before submission.
- •Official transcript of your
- •highest education. Transcripts which are not in Chinese or English must be
- •translated into either Chinese or English.
- •Health Examination
- •Certificate.
- •Students who want to apply for
- •master degree shall provide a study or research plan in China. The study or
- •research plan in China should not be less than 1000 words , either in Chinese or English.
- •One photocopy of HSK4 or above
- •One photocopy of personal
- •information page in passport.
- •Eight passport size photos.
- •Applicants for Master Degree
- •need to provide two recommendation letters by associate professors
- •or professors , either in Chinese or in English.
- •International students who have studied in China shall provide
- •copies of studying certificate, leaving school certificate and temporary residence