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Provincial scholarships are awarded by the local governments of provinces and municipalities and are intended to support and encourage international students and researchers to study at universities in those provinces or municipalities.
Supporting Categories, Duration, Institutions, and Majors
(I) Supporting Categories
Province Scholarship programs sponsor undergraduates, postgraduates, general and senior scholars.
(II) Duration
The Province Scholarship covers major study. Duration of the scholarship for major study conforms to that as required.
(III) Institutions and Majors
Designated Chinese universities offer scholarship recipients academic programs in science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, economics, law, management, education, history, literature, philosophy, and fine arts, among others.
III. Scholarship Coverage
The scholarship coverage varies depending on the province and university. Please check some of them here.
Eligibility
To be eligible, an applicant must:
1. be a citizen of a country other than the PRC and in good health both mentally and physically;
2. be an academically excellent holder of high school diploma or its equivalent when applying for an undergraduate program;
3. be an academically excellent holder of a Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent when applying for a Master’s program;
4. have passed the HSK (Level 4/5) when applying for a Chinese-taught undergraduate or postgraduate program;
5. meet the admission requirements of the university of preference in terms of language proficiency and academic ability, among others, when applying for a program taught in a language other than Chinese.
Application Process
1. An applicant shall reach the designated university for admission documents and detailed requirements;
2. An applicant shall collect all the necessary documents and submit them online of ship to the university
3. The university will notify the admission results
Application Documents
1. Application Form
2. A scanned copy of the Passport Information Page.
3. Diploma and certificate of highest education (notarized photocopy). An applicant who is a current university student shall submit the certificate of expected graduation or student status issued by his/her university;
4. Academic transcripts. Transcripts in languages other than Chinese or English shall be attached with notarized translations in Chinese or English;
5. Certificate of language proficiency. When applying for a Chinese-taught program, an applicant shall provide a valid HSK score report that meets the program’s language ability requirements. When applying for a program taught in a language other than Chinese, an applicant shall provide a certificate of proficiency in the language as required by the designated university, such as the IELTS or TOEFL test report;
6. Motivation letter and study plan written in Chinese or in English
7. 2 Recommendation letters.
8. An applicant for the arts or design program shall provide his/her own works (such as videos and paintings);
9. An applicant under the age of 18 shall submit the legal documents of his/her legal guardian(s) in China;
10. An applicant to study in China for more than six months shall submit a photocopy of the Foreigner Physical Examination Form (the original document, printed by Chinese quarantine authorities, shall be filled in in English and kept by the applicant). The medical examinations must cover all the items listed in the Foreigner Physical Examination Form. Incomplete records or those without the signature of the attending physician, the official stamp of the hospital, or a sealed photograph of the applicant are invalid. Medical examination results are valid for only six months;
11. An applicant shall submit a valid Certificate of Non-Criminal Record (or Police Clearance Certificate) issued by the local public security (such as the police station), usually issued within six months prior to the submission date of the application.