Scholarships Designed for Global Students
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Guizhou Government Scholarship for Southeast Asia of Guizhou University
Guizhou University offers the Guizhou Government Scholarship for Southeast Asia, funded by the Guizhou Provincial Education Department and Guizhou University. It supports outstanding citizens of Southeast Asian countries pursuing Chinese-language study, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degrees. Full scholarships cover tuition, on-campus dormitory, medical insurance, and monthly living allowances; partial scholarships waive tuition and dormitory fees.
East China Normal University Shanghai Government Scholarship
The Shanghai Government Scholarship, established in 2006 and administered by East China Normal University, supports non-Chinese international degree students. Type A covers full tuition, on-campus accommodation, comprehensive medical insurance, and a monthly allowance (CNY 3,500 for doctoral, CNY 3,000 for Master’s, CNY 2,500 for undergraduate). Type B covers tuition and medical insurance only.
Dalian Government Scholarship of Dalian Maritime University
The Dalian Government Scholarship at Dalian Maritime University supports continuing self-funded international students. It provides partial tuition exemption for the next academic year: up to RMB 10,000 for undergraduates in years 2–3 and up to RMB 15,000 for master’s students in year 2. Awards are assessed annually by the International Education College based on academic performance, conduct, attendance, and campus activity participation.
China University of Petroleum (East China) Qingdao Government Scholarship for New International Students
The Qingdao Government Scholarship is for new international students enrolling in long-term non-degree, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral programmes at China University of Petroleum (East China). It is funded by the Qingdao Municipal Government and provides partial tuition waivers or living allowances. Priority is given to petroleum and engineering majors taught in English or English/Chinese. Applicants must not hold any other Chinese government scholarship.
China Academy of Art Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship for Foreign Students
The Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship for Foreign Students at China Academy of Art supports outstanding international students pursuing bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degrees. Type B awards RMB 20,000/year to bachelor’s students; Type A awards RMB 30,000/year to master’s and doctoral students. Funds may cover registration, tuition, books, accommodation, and serious illness/accident insurance. Age limits are under 30 (bachelor’s), under 35 (master’s), and under 40 (doctoral).
Beijing Technology and Business University Beijing Government Scholarship
Beijing Technology and Business University (BTBU) administers the Beijing Government Scholarship for international students pursuing doctoral, master’s, undergraduate, or Chinese language programmes. It covers tuition, accommodation, monthly stipend, and medical insurance according to published annual standards. Applicants must meet BTBU admission criteria, be under age 45 (doctoral) or 35 (master’s), and have no criminal record.
CQUPT Chongqing Municipal Government Scholarship
Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications offers the Chongqing Municipal Government Scholarship in two classes for international Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD, and language students. First-class awards range from CNY 10,000/year (language) to CNY 35,000/year (PhD); second-class awards are lower per level. Recipients must complete their studies within the duration specified in the Admission Notice.
Chongqing Normal University Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship
The Chongqing Municipal Government Mayor Scholarship at Chongqing Normal University supports bachelor’s and master’s degree students studying for at least one year. It is funded by the Chongqing Municipal Government and offers up to CNY 25,000 for undergraduate students, with coverage limited to the normal programme duration. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens in good health, under age 25 for bachelor’s or under age 35 for master’s study.
China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Beijing Government Scholarship
The Beijing Government Scholarship is administered by the Beijing Municipal Government and offered through China University of Petroleum (Beijing) to outstanding non-Chinese international students. It provides two tiers: First Class reduces annual tuition to CNY 5,000; Second Class offers partial tuition support. Applicants must meet CUP Beijing’s admission standards, including a minimum GPA of 3.0/5.0.
Harbin Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship
Harbin Normal University offers Confucius Institute Scholarships funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation for MTCSOL, BTCSOL, one-academic-year, and one-semester study. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens aged 16–35 (or under 45 for in-service Chinese language teachers) and in good health. Full scholarships cover tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and comprehensive medical insurance; partial scholarships cover tuition, accommodation, and insurance.
East China Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship Professional Development Program for Chinese Language Teachers in South Asian Countries
East China Normal University hosts the Confucius Institute Scholarship Professional Development Program for Chinese Language Teachers in South Asian Countries, funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It offers tracks including a ‘1+4’ pathway (one year of intensive Chinese plus four years of BTCSOL) and direct BTCSOL bachelor’s study. Benefits include tuition and accommodation waivers, a monthly living allowance of RMB 2,500, and an annual economy-class round-trip flight.
East China Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship (Confucius China Studies Program）
The East China Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship is part of the Confucius China Studies Program, funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It offers two doctoral pathways: a Joint Research Ph.D. Fellowship (six months to two years) for candidates enrolled at foreign universities, and a full-time Ph.D. programme in humanities and social sciences at Chinese universities. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens and meet specific HSK requirements; current Chinese Government Scholarship holders are ineligible.
DUT International Chinese Language Teachers Scholarship
The Dalian University of Technology International Chinese Language Teachers Scholarship is funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It supports non-Chinese citizens in MTCSOL, one-academic-year, one-semester, and four-week Chinese language study or teacher training. Coverage includes tuition, accommodation, monthly living allowance, and medical insurance.
Confucius Institute Scholarship of ZUST
Zhejiang University of Science and Technology’s 2018 Confucius Institute Scholarship, funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation, supports MTCSOL, One-Academic-Year + MTCSOL, one-academic-year, and one-semester study for non-Chinese citizens aged 16–35 (or under 45 for in-service Chinese language teachers). Benefits include tuition and registration waivers, on-campus accommodation, basic learning materials, resettlement subsidy, outpatient care, comprehensive insurance, and monthly allowances of CNY 2,500 (one-year, one-semester, bachelor) or CNY 3,000 (master’s).
Chongqing University Confucius Institute Scholarship
Chongqing University hosts Confucius Institute Scholarships funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It supports MTCSOL (up to two academic years), BTCSOL (up to four academic years), and related Chinese language and humanities fields. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens aged 16–35 (teachers up to 45; undergraduates up to 25), in good health, committed to Chinese-language teaching careers, and meet HSK/HSKK thresholds.
China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Confucius Institutes Scholarship
The Confucius Institute Scholarship hosted by China University of Petroleum (Beijing) supports non-Chinese citizens studying Chinese language for one academic year (11 months), one semester (5 months), or pursuing a Master’s in International Chinese Language Education. It is funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation (formerly Hanban). Benefits include full tuition coverage, double-room accommodation, comprehensive medical insurance, and a monthly living allowance of RMB 2,500.
East China Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship
East China Normal University hosts Confucius Institute Scholarships funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It supports MTCSOL, BTCSOL-related, one-academic-year, and one-semester Chinese language study. Living allowances range from RMB 2,500 to RMB 3,000 per month, with medical insurance fees of RMB 100 (four weeks), RMB 400 (one semester), or RMB 800/year for study longer than one year. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens aged 16–35 (teachers up to 45; undergraduates up to 20).
Youth of Excellence Scheme of China Program Chinese Government Scholarship
The Youth of Excellence Scheme of China Program is a Chinese Government Scholarship track administered by the China Scholarship Council. It selects around 200 non-Chinese Master’s candidates under age 45 with at least three years’ work experience for English-taught programs, typically lasting 12 months.
Confucius Institute Scholarship (Guizhou University Program)
Guizhou University’s Confucius Institute Scholarship, funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation, supports foreign students, scholars, and Chinese language teachers studying Chinese Language and Literature. The 2017 intake offered one-academic-year (11 months) and one-semester (5 months) full or partial awards. Full scholarships include registration and tuition waiver, free on-campus dormitory, comprehensive medical insurance, and a CNY 2,500 monthly living allowance; partial scholarships omit the allowance.
Soochow University Scholarship for International Students
The Soochow University Scholarship for International Students is funded by the China Scholarship Council and administered by Soochow University. It supports non-Chinese Master’s and PhD students with tuition coverage, free campus accommodation, a monthly stipend, and medical insurance. Stipends are CNY 3,000 per month for Master’s and CNY 3,500 per month for PhD students.
Guidebook to the ASEAN-China Young Leaders Scholarship
The ASEAN–China Young Leaders Scholarship (ACYLS) is funded by the China Scholarship Council to support citizens of ASEAN Member States for Master’s or PhD study, short-term research, or training in China. Instruction is in English. Recipients receive monthly stipends: CNY 4,000 for Master’s students and CNY 5,000 for doctoral students and research scholars.
Shandong University Confucius Institute Scholarships
Shandong University hosts Confucius Institute Scholarships funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It covers tuition, accommodation in free double-bed rooms, a living allowance of RMB 2,500 per month, and comprehensive medical insurance of RMB 800 per person per year. It supports one-academic-year and one-semester Chinese language study. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens meeting HSK/HSKK thresholds and prior-study restrictions.
MOFCOM SCHOLARSHIP-CSC Program（Enrollment Guide）
The MOFCOM Scholarship–CSC Program is funded by China’s Ministry of Commerce and administered by the China Scholarship Council. It supports mid-career professionals from developing countries for English-taught Master’s (2–3 years) or PhD (3 years) programs in applied fields such as trade, government, agriculture, and health.
Northeast Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship
The Northeast Normal University Confucius Institute Scholarship is funded by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation. It supports non-Chinese citizens pursuing MTCSOL, BTCSOL, one-academic-year, one-semester, or four-week Chinese language study tracks. Applicants must be in good physical and mental health and intend to teach or promote Chinese language internationally.