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Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) 2027–2028

Granting Body
Chinese Government
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Opportunity Overview

A fully funded scholarship from the Chinese government, administered by the China Scholarship Council (CSC), for bachelor's, master's and PhD study at Chinese universities. It covers tuition, campus accommodation, a monthly stipend and comprehensive medical insurance. There are two routes: the bilateral route (Type A) through the Chinese embassy or the designated agency in your country (often the Ministry of Higher Education), or directly through designated Chinese universities (Type B). Bachelor's applicants now need a CSCA test score. The portal usually opens in November–December 2026; deadlines are set by each embassy or university and typically fall between late November 2026 and April 2027 (bilateral or embassy routes are often earliest). Bachelor's applicants must sit the CSCA test (December or January sessions) before applying. International airfare is not covered.

Funding Benefits & Coverage

4 Benefits

Tuition Waiver

Full tuition waiver.

Campus Accommodation

Free on-campus housing or a housing allowance.

Monthly Stipend

CNY 2,500 (bachelor's), 3,000 (master's), 3,500 (PhD).

Comprehensive Medical Insurance

Comprehensive medical insurance for the whole scholarship period.

Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria

5 Criteria
Eligible Nationalities

All except: China, Hong Kong SAR China, Macao SAR China

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health.
Age limits: under 25 for bachelor's, under 35 for master's, under 40 for PhD.
Secondary-school certificate for bachelor's, bachelor's degree for master's, master's degree for PhD.
Type A (bilateral) applicants apply through the Chinese embassy or consulate in their country, or the designated national agency (often the Ministry of Higher Education); Type B applicants apply directly to a designated Chinese university.
Bachelor's applicants must submit a valid CSCA (China Scholastic Competency Assessment) score report; register for a test session at csca.cn before applying. CSCA sessions usually run in December and January, so register well before your embassy's deadline.

Required Documents

6 Docs
CSC online application form

campuschina.org

Notarised highest diploma and transcripts
Study or research plan
Two recommendation letters

For master's and PhD applicants

Foreigner Physical Examination Form
Passport copy

Acceptance & Language Tests

1 Tests
CSCA (China Scholastic Competency Assessment)Valid score report

Bachelor's applicants only – register at csca.cn

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps.

Funding type: Fully Funded. Announced benefits: Tuition Waiver, Campus Accommodation, Monthly Stipend, Comprehensive Medical Insurance.

Eligible levels: Master, Bachelor, PhD.

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Submit your application directly through the official provider portal.

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Available Majors

Open to all fields of study

Key Details

Category:Scholarship
Host country:China
Eligible Nationalities:All except: China, Hong Kong SAR China, Macao SAR China
Degree level:Master, Bachelor, PhD
Application Deadline:Deadline varies by university or programme

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