Scholarship of Xi'an Shiyou University
Xi’an Shiyou University offers 70 annual Foreign Freshmen Scholarships for international undergraduate and master’s students. Prizes cover full tuition and accommodation (first prize), full tuition only (second prize), or 50% of tuition (third prize). Applications open 1 March to 30 August via the university’s online system.
Provider
Xi'an Shiyou University
Language
English
Deadline
Open
Overview
Xi’an Shiyou University awards 70 Foreign Freshmen Scholarships annually to new international students in Chinese- or English-taught undergraduate (2-year) and master’s (3-year) programmes.
Coverage
Three tiers: first prize covers full tuition and accommodation fees; second prize covers full tuition only; third prize covers 50% of tuition fees.
Eligibility
Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens in good health, meeting entry requirements for undergraduate or master’s study.
Application
Applications are submitted online at http://xsyu.edu.cn/lxsgl between 1 March and 30 August, selecting the XSYU scholarship option during admission application.
Documents
Required documents include the online admission form, valid passport, notarised highest diploma, academic transcripts, a study or research plan of at least 500 words, and two recommendation letters (for master’s applicants only).
Contact
Integrated Department Office, International Education College, Xi’an Shiyou University, No. 18 Second Dianzi Road, Xi’an 710065. Tel: +86-29-88382271. Email: [email protected].
Eligibility
notes
- •Master’s applicants: non-Chinese citizen, good health, bachelor’s degree, under 35.
- •Undergraduate applicants: non-Chinese citizen, good health, senior high school diploma, under 30.
age limits
nationality
degree levels
Student Categories
Benefits
- •First prize: full tuition and accommodation fee exemption
- •Second prize: full tuition fee exemption
- •Third prize: 50% tuition fee exemption
Required Documents
- •Required documents include the online admission form, valid passport, notarised highest diploma, academic transcripts, a study or research plan of at least 500 words, and two recommendation letters (for master’s applicants only).