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Zhengzhou University Presidential Scholarship

This scholarship supports master's and doctoral students at Zhengzhou University. It covers full tuition fees, and for doctoral students also includes monthly accommodation and living allowances of RMB 750 and RMB 3,500 respectively. Master's students receive only tuition coverage. Applicants must be no older than 35 and meet language requirements.

Provider

Zhengzhou University

Language

English

Deadline

Open

Overview

This scholarship supports international master’s and doctoral students at Zhengzhou University. Most programmes are taught in Chinese; some majors offer English-taught options (see http://international.zzu.edu.cn/).

Coverage

• Tuition waiver (including cultivation and management fees) • On-campus apartment accommodation • Monthly stipend of CNY 3,500 (confirm exact rate per category with Zhengzhou University) Not covered: registration fee, textbooks, thesis defence, medical check-up, medical insurance, clinic visits, residence permit, and other personal expenses. Stipend disbursement rules: full month if enrolled on or before the 15th; half month if enrolled after the 15th; graduating students receive payment through the 16th day after the scheduled graduation date; no stipend for absences exceeding 15 days (excluding official holidays).

Application

Spring intake applications: 1 November–31 December. Autumn intake applications: 1 March–30 June. 1. Review available majors and teaching language at http://www5.zzu.edu.cn/sie 2. Prepare required documents 3. Submit via Zhengzhou University Online Application System: http://apply.zzu.edu.cn/ Admission results and packages are issued by late January (spring) or mid-July (autumn). Registration requires passport, Admission Letter, and JW202 form. Unauthorised departure or late return forfeits the scholarship. Annual review applies for awards longer than one year.

Documents

• Highest degree certificate (notarised); current students or employees must also submit proof of enrolment or employment • Master’s applicants: bachelor’s degree transcripts; doctoral applicants: bachelor’s and master’s transcripts • Master’s study plan (minimum 600 words); doctoral research proposal (minimum 1,000 words) • Two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors (for master’s and doctoral applicants) • Art portfolio (for music or fine arts majors) • Chinese or English proficiency certificate • Foreigner Physical Examination Form and blood test reports • Certificate of no criminal record Non-Chinese or non-English documents require notarised Chinese or English translations.

Eligibility

notes

  • Applicants must abide by Chinese law and Zhengzhou University regulations.
  • Holders of the Chinese Government Scholarship, Confucius Institute Scholarship, or other Chinese or foreign government or enterprise scholarships may not apply.

age limit

≤35 years old

age limits

  • Language/pre-degree under 55; bachelor’s under 25; master’s under 35; doctoral under 45

nationality

Non-Chinese citizen

degree levels

master's
doctoral
bachelor
master

language requirements

  • Chinese-taught degree: HSK 6 (≥210) for doctoral, HSK 5 (≥210) for master’s, HSK 4 (≥210) for bachelor’s. English-taught: IELTS 7.0 (doctoral), 6.5 (master’s), 6.0 (bachelor’s) for applicants from non-English-speaking countries; or other officially recognised English proficiency credentials.

Student Categories

bachelor
master
phd
language
doctoral

Benefits

  • Tuition waiver
  • On-campus apartment accommodation
  • Monthly stipend of CNY 3,500
  • Registration, textbooks, medical insurance, and residence permit costs are self-funded
  • Accommodation
  • Health insurance
  • Living allowance
  • Tuition

Required Documents

  • Applicants
  • must truthfully fill in and submit the following application documents:
  • Original or notarized copies of
  • highest degree credentials (applicants must additionally submit study
  • certificate or employment certificate issued by the applicants' schools or units
  • if the applicants are students or employed). Documents in neither Chinese nor
  • English must be attached with a notarized Chinese or English translations
  • Applicants for master and
  • doctoral programs must provide original or notarized copies of bachelor study
  • transcripts, and bachelor and master study transcripts respectively. Documents
  • in neither Chinese nor English must be attached with a notarized Chinese or
  • English version
  • doctoral programs must provide study plans of at least 6 00 words, for doctoral programs must
  • provide research proposal of at least 10 00 words respectively written in Chinese or English
  • doctoral programs must provide two letters of recommendation from associate
  • professors or professors respectively written in Chinese or English
  • Applicants for programs of art
  • majors such as music and fine arts must submit their own works created based on
  • the requirements of ZZU
  • Officially recognized Chinese
  • level or English level certificates or equivalent language competence
  • certificates
  • Original or notarized copies of Foreigner Physical Examination Form and
  • blood test reports, filled in Chinese or English

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