Scholarships in China
Explore national and provincial scholarship programs available to international students studying in China.
10 scholarships found
Beijing Government Scholarship
The Beijing Government Scholarship is a municipal-level scholarship established by the Beijing Municipal Government to attract outstanding international students to study at universities in Beijing. It provides partial or full tuition coverage and is available for all degree levels.
Belt and Road Scholarship
The Belt and Road Scholarship is a national-level initiative to support students from countries along the Belt and Road to study in China. It focuses on disciplines aligned with BRI cooperation areas including engineering, infrastructure, trade, and international relations. The scholarship is administered through designated Chinese universities.
Chinese Government Scholarship — AUN Program
The AUN Program is a special category under the Chinese Government Scholarship designed for students from ASEAN member states. It is managed through the ASEAN University Network (AUN) and supports postgraduate studies at top Chinese universities. The program aims to strengthen China-ASEAN educational cooperation.
Chinese Government Scholarship — Bilateral Program
The Chinese Government Scholarship Bilateral Program is the most prestigious and comprehensive scholarship for international students. It is established by the Ministry of Education of China to support outstanding international students pursuing degrees at Chinese universities. The program covers all major expenses and provides a generous monthly stipend.
Chinese Government Scholarship — EU Program
The EU Program is a special category under the Chinese Government Scholarship exclusively for citizens of European Union member states. It aims to strengthen educational exchange and cooperation between China and the EU, supporting students in undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies.
Chinese Government Scholarship — Great Wall Program
The Great Wall Scholarship Program is established by the Ministry of Education for candidates recommended by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). It supports general and senior scholars from developing countries to conduct research at Chinese universities.