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🎓 Scholarships in China

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📌 General scholarship info relevant to Shanghai University of Sport — always check the university's own latest terms.
🏛️ Government scholarship
🏫 University scholarships
📅 Opens yearly
⚠️ General guidance only; terms, amounts and deadlines vary by university, programme and year and may change. Always rely on the official site and the university.

🔗 Official scholarship portals

🏛️Campus China — CSCcampuschina.orgThe official Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) portal — full info and applications. 💻CSC Online Applicationstudyinchina.csc.edu.cnThe official CSC online application system. 🎓Ministry of Educationen.moe.gov.cnChina's Ministry of Education — policies for international students.

💡 Apply via the CSC online system, then through your chosen university or the Chinese embassy/education office in your country. Each university has its own Agency Number.

🏆 Types of scholarship

🏛️Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC)

The best-known scholarship, run by the China Scholarship Council; full or partial, for bachelor, master and PhD.

🗺️Provincial scholarships

Offered by provincial/city governments (e.g. Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu) to attract international students.

🏫University scholarships

Granted by each university from its own budget; value and terms differ per university.

🌉Belt & Road scholarships

Targeted at students from Belt & Road countries — many Arab countries are included.

🚪 How to apply — the two channels

🏛️Via embassy (Type A)

Apply through the competent body in your country (Chinese embassy or ministry of education). Usually full coverage and higher priority.

🏫Directly via the university (Type B)

Apply directly to the university using its Agency Number in the CSC system. Flexible, fast, university-supervised.

💰 What a scholarship usually covers

  • ✅ Tuition fees (full or partial)
  • ✅ On-campus housing or a housing allowance
  • ✅ A monthly living stipend
  • ✅ Comprehensive medical insurance

A full scholarship covers all four; a partial one covers only some.

💵 Monthly stipend (indicative)

¥2,500Bachelor's
¥3,000Master's
¥3,500PhD

Indicative amounts for a full scholarship (Type A): a monthly living stipend plus tuition, accommodation and insurance waivers. Varies by university and year.

📅 Yearly timeline (approx.)

①ApplicationDecember – April each year
②ResultsJune – July
③EnrollmentSeptember (academic year start)

✅ Who can apply

  • • Be a non-Chinese citizen in good health.
  • • Pass the required medical examination.
  • • Meet the age limit for the degree level (bachelor/master/PhD).
  • • A good academic record and a qualification suitable for the target degree.
  • • Proficiency in the study language (Chinese HSK or English, per programme).

📄 Documents usually required

  • 📌 Application form (via the CSC system and the university system).
  • 📌 A copy of a valid passport.
  • 📌 Highest academic certificate (notarised/translated).
  • 📌 Official academic transcripts.
  • 📌 A study plan or statement of purpose.
  • 📌 Recommendation letters (usually for graduate study).
  • 📌 The foreigner physical examination form.
  • 📌 A language certificate (HSK or English).

🧭 How to apply

1Pick a university and programme, and confirm it accepts CSC scholarships.
2Prepare your documents and get them translated/notarised.
3Apply through the CSC system (agency number) and the university system.
4Follow up on the admission result and the scholarship letter.
5Receive the JW201/JW202 admission and apply for the (X) visa.

🔗 Official website: campuschina.org (CSC)

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