Study in China

An estimated average tuition fee of Chinese universities ranges from $3300.00 to 5500.00 USD per year. Dramatically lower than comparable universities elsewhere.

Living cost in major cities range from $350.00 to $550.00 USD /month; while the living cost in smaller locations could be half as much. Living on campus is reasonably priced, safe and convenient.

China is investing 40 billion RMB (USD 6.04 billion) on its Double First-Class Project, a national project to bring 42 Chinese universities and subjects at another 95 Chinese institutions to a world-class level. In 2018, fifty-one Chinese universities were ranked in the world’s top 500 universities by the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU).

• The academic qualifications awarded· by Chinese universities are widely recognized by most developed countries.
• The Chinese government has signed an agreement for mutual recognition of academic qualifications with a number of countries including the United States, Britain, France, Japan, and 65 other countries.

Several scholastic awards are available to students at all levels, undergraduates, postgraduates, Ph.D. and language programs. Most universities offer scholarships that are generous enough to cover yearly tuition fees, and/or even living expenses. After the first academic year, you are also entitled to apply for other scholarships or allowances provided you meet the criteria.

You don’t have to speak Chinese to study at a Chinese university! Most Chinese universities have international programs delivered in English. Studying in China does not mean you have to take a break from your academic studies back home. You could choose to continue earning valuable, transferrable credits while simultaneously gaining a new perspective on your field.

Chinese universities offer intensive language classes for expats to master at all levels, while the whole country becomes a classroom for you to explore and discover.