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“One Belt One Road” Scholarship of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

The 'One Belt One Road' Scholarship is offered by Shanghai University of Political Science and Law to non-Chinese international students enrolling in bachelor’s, master’s or Chinese language programmes. It provides a one-time subsidy of RMB 10,000 upon registration in the first year.

Provider

Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

Language

English

Deadline

Open

Overview

The 'One Belt One Road' Scholarship is awarded by Shanghai University of Political Science and Law to support international students from Belt and Road countries. It is a one-time financial subsidy granted upon registration in the first year of study.

Coverage

A one-time subsidy of RMB 10,000 is awarded at the time of registration in the first year.

Eligibility

Undergraduate applicants must be non-Chinese citizens aged 18–30 with a high school certificate or higher. Master’s applicants must be non-Chinese citizens aged 18–45 with a bachelor’s degree or higher. Language programme applicants must be non-Chinese citizens aged 18–30 with a high school certificate or higher.

Application

Applications are accepted annually from 1 January to 31 December. Applicants must submit materials via the SHUPL Admission System and email a completed application form with supporting documents to [email protected]. Paper copies must also be mailed to the Department of Admission and Program Development, School of International Communication and Exchange (International Students Office), Shanghai University of Political Science and Law.

Documents

Required documents include: completed International Students Admission Application Form; highest education certificate (with notarised Chinese or English translation if needed); official academic transcript (with notarised Chinese or English translation if needed); Health Examination Certificate; study or research plan (minimum 1,000 words, in Chinese or English, for master’s applicants); HSK Level 4 or higher certificate; passport personal information page copy; eight passport-sized photos; two recommendation letters (for master’s applicants, from associate professors or professors, in Chinese or English); certificates of prior study in China (if applicable); Economic Guarantee Letter or Personal Certificate of Deposit (with sponsor’s signature and guarantor’s passport copy).

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 201701. Tel: +86-21-39225275. Fax: +86-21-39225295. Website: http://int.shupl.edu.cn/english/main.psp. Apply online: http://sice.shupl.edu.cn/login.jsp?sclId=1.

Eligibility

notes

  • Undergraduate applicants: non-Chinese, aged 18–30, with high school certificate or above
  • Master’s applicants: non-Chinese, aged 18–45, with bachelor’s degree or above
  • Language programme applicants: non-Chinese, aged 18–30, with high school certificate or above

age limits

  • Undergraduate and language: 18–30; Master’s: 18–45

nationality

Non-Chinese

degree levels

bachelor
master
language

language requirements

HSK Level 4 or above required

Student Categories

bachelor
master
language

Benefits

  • One-time subsidy of RMB 10,000 upon registration in the first year

Required Documents

  • completed International Students
  • Admission Application Form to Study at SHUPL .
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • photocopy of HSK4 or above Certificate.
  • photocopy of personal information page in the passport.
  • 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 permit.
  • Economic

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