School of International Studies, University of International Business and Economics
The Beijing Government Scholarship for International Students is administered by the University of International Business and Economics for non-Chinese international students enrolled at the university. It supports bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and language program students. Benefits include tuition, accommodation, health insurance, and a living allowance.
Provider
University scholarship
Language
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Deadline
Open
Overview
This is the Beijing Government Scholarship for International Students, administered by the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE). It is open to new students enrolling in the 2025 academic year and continuing students who have studied at UIBE for at least one year.
Coverage/Benefits
Scholarship categories A, B, and C offer varying levels of support. Category A covers tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and comprehensive medical insurance. Category B covers tuition, accommodation, and comprehensive medical insurance. Category C covers tuition and comprehensive medical insurance. Tuition and on-campus accommodation fees are waived; living allowance is paid regularly; medical insurance premium is reimbursed after the awardee pays it first.
Eligibility
Applicants must be non-Chinese nationals, friendly to China, and in good physical and mental health. Age limits apply: up to 25 for bachelor’s, 35 for master’s, and 40 for doctoral programs. Applicants must not concurrently receive other Chinese government scholarships. Language requirements: HSK Level 3 for preparatory studies, HSK Level 4 for degree programs. Academic standards vary by category: top 500 global universities or top domestic high schools for Category A; major universities or high schools with minimum GPA/grade thresholds for Categories B and C.
Application
New students must apply between 16–26 September. Applications are submitted via email to [email protected] with subject line 'Beijing Municipal Government Scholarship Application + Student Name + Passport Number'. Materials must be in PDF format and include the official application form, proof of highest education, transcripts, recommendation letters (for master’s/doctoral), study or research plan, supporting documents, and accurate Chinese bank account details.
Documents
Required documents include the Beijing Government Scholarship application form; proof of highest education and academic transcripts; two recommendation letters (for master’s/doctoral applicants); study plan (≥400 words) or research plan (≥800 words); supporting materials such as certificates or publications; and verified Chinese banking information.
Contact
Applications are handled by the Admissions Department. Contact details are not explicitly provided in the source text.
Eligibility
degree levels