Affordable education in China for an international career

We're looking for candidates for March and September 2022, and March 2023.

The minimum period for preparing for admission is 3 months, but the ideal period is 12-18 months. If you want to be admitted this year, then start preparing as soon as possible.

The deadline for accepting applications depends on the university and program. The latest you can apply for Chinese universities is February to June. The deadline for applying for the main grants and scholarships is April 30

There are numerous subjects you can study at Chinese universities, the most in-demand are linguistics, Oriental studies, technical studies, economics, business, and construction.

China has hundreds of scholarship programs with full and partial funding for expenses. Scholarships are given out by the government, both central and provincial, universities, and large companies.

Some scholarships you can apply for:

• Chinese Government Scholarship — PRC scholarship for Bachelor's and Master's degrees, PhD programs, and language programs
• Fudan University Scholarship — Shanghai province scholarship providing full cover for tuition expenses at Fudan University
• Zhejiang University Scholarship — a scholarship provided by the university providing full or partial cover of expenses
• Southeast University Scholarship — a scholarship with full or partial cover of expenses from one of the oldest universities in China
• Harbin Institute of Technology Scholarship — tuition at the Harbin Institute of Technology with a Chinese Government Grant

To be accepted into a Chinese university, you'll need:

• a notarized translation of your certificates and any attachments
• GPA — your average score on your certificate or degree, you'll need to add up your score on your certificate and divide by the number of subjects
• a certificate confirming proficiency in Chinese or English We help you prepare for testing and receive IELTS and TOEFL certificates
• a résumé
• a motivation letter
• 2 letters of recommendation.

You can also attach your portfolio, financial plan or any additional essays (optional).
Most universities charge ¥400 to consider applications.

If you order partial or full support, you'll prepare your documents with your advisor, who will have studied in China for free.

Cost of living in China is around ¥2000–3000 per month. Scholarships partially or fully compensate expenses.

We work with all Chinese universities. Some universities you can apply for:

• Beijing Jiaotong University, BJTU
• Dalian Maritime University, DMU
• Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, DUFE
• Shenyang Normal University, SNU
• Nankai University, NKU
• Dalian Maritime University, DMU
• Les Roches Jin Jiang International Hotel Management College, LRJJ
• Liaoning University, LNU
• Northeastern University, NEU

Tuition costs are around ¥30,000. However, China has hundreds of scholarship programs with full and partial funding for expenses.

Classes are held both in Chinese and English. English is mainly used in international relations and business programs, as well as translation.

You need to know Chinese at HSK 4 level to study in a Bachelor's program.
HSK 5/6 is required for Master's programs.

Studying in China requires an X1 or X2 visa. You can apply once you've been accepted into university.

X1 visas are issued to foreign students who will stay in China for 180 or more days. Students planning to stay less than 180 days are better off with an X2 visa.

You shouldn't defer your admission because of the pandemic, you can travel abroad with a student visa without any issues.

The pandemic actually makes it easier to be admitted and receive grants. Students are afraid of entering university and are deferring their education, meaning there's less competition for places.