Scholarships for International Students of Shanghai Conservatory of Music
The Shanghai Conservatory of Music Scholarship for International Students offers Category A (full), B (partial), and C (merit-based) scholarships, as well as bursaries for students with financial need. Category A covers tuition, accommodation, medical insurance, and a 10,000 RMB/semester living allowance. Category B covers tuition and medical insurance. Category C awards 4000 RMB/year. Bursaries provide 6000 RMB/year. All awards are subject to annual assessment.
Provider
University scholarship
Language
N/A
Deadline
Open
Overview
The Shanghai Conservatory of Music Scholarship for International Students is a university scholarship aimed at attracting and supporting outstanding international students in bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and language programmes.
Coverage/Benefits
Category A (full) scholarships cover tuition, accommodation, comprehensive medical insurance for international students, and a living allowance of 10,000 RMB per semester. Category B (partial) scholarships cover tuition and comprehensive medical insurance. Category C scholarships award 4000 RMB per academic year to long-term students with excellent character and academic performance. Bursaries for students with financial hardship award 6000 RMB per academic year, with a maximum of two awards during study.
Eligibility
Applicants must be non-Chinese nationals in good health, abide by Chinese laws and university regulations, and not receive other Chinese government or Shanghai Municipal Government scholarships simultaneously.
Application
Applications open annually; specific deadlines are announced in official notices. Applicants must submit the designated application form and supporting materials—including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, study plan, and evidence of achievements—within the stipulated time.
Documents
Required documents include the scholarship application form, proof of academic degree or enrolment (with notarised Chinese or English translation if needed), transcripts (with notarised translation if needed), two letters of recommendation from professors or associate professors, a study plan in Chinese or English, and evidence of academic works or achievements. Bursary applicants must also submit proof of family financial situation issued by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate.
Contact
International Students Office, Shanghai Conservatory of Music, Room 203, Old Dean's Building, No. 20 Fenyang Road, Shanghai 200031, P.R. China. Tel: +86-21-64316745. Fax: +86-21-64310305. Contact person: Ms. Wang. Email: [email protected].
Eligibility
degree levels