Study in China guide
Everything you need to know — from choosing a program to landing at the airport.
Why study in China?
China hosts some of the world's fastest-rising universities, generous scholarships, and a booming job market. English-taught degrees make it accessible to students worldwide.
Documents you'll need
Passport, academic transcripts, degree certificates, a CV, and language certificates (IELTS/TOEFL or HSK). Prepare notarized copies and translations early.
Scholarships explained
The Chinese Government (CSC) scholarship offers full funding. Provincial and university scholarships cover partial to full tuition. Apply early and to multiple sources.
Do you need Chinese?
Many degree programs are fully English-taught. HSK is required for Chinese-taught programs and helps daily life. Language-year programs are a great bridge.
Life & accommodation
On-campus dorms are affordable and social. Cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou offer world-class amenities, safety, and vibrant student communities.
Student visa (X1/X2)
After admission you'll receive a JW202 form and admission letter to apply for your student visa. We guide you through each step of the process.