Education

How To Apply For Chinese Govt Scholarship - Application Process with Sample Documents

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Every year Chinese Govt. provides scholarship, both full and partial to international students and scholars in different programs, namely bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, PhD and Chinese language program.

This scholarship program is managed by CSC (China Scholarship Council), who carries through with the selection of the scholarship-holder. There are several ways to apply for Chinese scholarships. Usual way is to apply via your country’s education ministry or Chinese Embassy/Consulate, where you have to turn in all the necessary documents.

Eligibility:

1. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens and be in good health.
2. Applicants must be less than 25 years old for bachelor’s degree, 35 years old for master’s degree and 40 years old for PhD.

Facilities enjoyed by the full scholarship holder:

Top Universities in China-University Ranking China

If you are considering China as an option for higher education and you don't have much idea on top universities in China then this is the right place for you. This page will help you to find China's top and best universities as well as the list of top 100 universities in China.

Beijing (Peking) University, Beijing:

According to the ranking of Chinese University Alumnus Association (cuaa.net), Beijing University, also known as Peking University and colloquially known as BeiDa (北大) in Chinese, is the topmost school of the country. The university is situated at the northwest of Beijing, in the Haidian district, where many other prominent colleges and universities are also located. The university has as many as 2000 international students studying in the campus, who are provided with multifarious facilities by the school.

Higher Education in China-Some Key Facts To Keep In Mind

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Most recently I’ve noticed an apparent trend on prospective Bangladeshi students seeking the middle kingdom for their further education. Contrary to popular belief, more and more Bangladeshi parents see their children undertaking higher education in China not as unlikely choice rather a practical one. This line of thought is not ‘unusual’ since education in U.S or Europe entails both tremendous expense and social burden on parents supporting the costs of overseas education. Having China, as the next educational destination is not only inexpensive, in addition, could benefit their children with insights on a rising economic superpower with global stretch and influence.

China's Education System

PRIMARY EDUCATION (小学 xiaoxue-6years)

Primary education is a six year course, the usual age of school entrance being 7 years old. Courses taught include geography, mathematics, Chinese; etc. There is also a certain level of elementary political and moral education. A strong emphasis is also placed on Physical Education.

JUNIOR MIDDLE SCHOOL (初中 chuzhong-3years)
Junior Middle school (junior high) is really a continuation of the primary system, with students studying the same core subjects at higher levels. Again there is an emphasis on sports and physical education, alongside moral and political education. At the end of the three years, all pupils take an examination, which for successful students leads to senior middle school or vocational school. These examinations are considered to be very important as the pass level determines the quality of senior or vocational school into which the students may be accepted.

SENIOR MIDDLE SCHOOL (高中 gaozhong-3years)
In Senior Middle school, students elect whether to follow science or humanities curricula. These courses are designed to lead to the important National College Entrance Exams. Again sport and political education are part of the curriculum.

HIGHER EDUCATION
Whatever type of higher education students wish to undertake, they must first take the National College E ntrance Exam. This is held in early July and there are separate exams for science and humanities candid ates. University and College admission is administered nationally and by admissions committees at provincial level, under the Ministry of Education. Students apply for the institution and departments they wish to attend, listing choices in order of pref erence. Admission is decided mainly on the results of the entrance exams, but can also include an investigation into the candidates' "social behavior and moral character."