Nanjing Medical University Scholarships

I. Scholarship coverage

Student category	Scholarship category	Award proportion*	Amount, RMB/person
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, English-taught	New Student Full Tuition Scholarship	5%	34,000
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, English-taught	New Student Half Tuition Scholarship	10%	17,000
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, English-taught	New Student Quarter Tuition Scholarship	15%	8,500
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, English-taught	General New Student Scholarship	70%	5,000
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, Chinese-taught	New Student Full Tuition Scholarship	50%	30,000
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, Chinese-taught	New Student Half Tuition Scholarship	40%	15,000
Undergraduate Clinical Medicine, Chinese-taught	New Student Quarter Tuition Scholarship	10%	7,500
Master’s	Full Tuition Scholarship	10%	35,000
Master’s	Half Tuition Scholarship	90%	17,500
Doctoral	Full Tuition Scholarship	100%	38,000

II. Available programs

Undergraduate: Clinical Medicine, Chinese-taught or English-taught.

Master’s and doctoral: Pathogen Biology, Pediatrics, Otorhinolaryngology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Emergency Medicine, Rehabilitation Medicine, Clinical Stomatology, Geriatrics, Epidemiology and Health Statistics, Occupational and Environmental Health, Anesthesiology, Internal Medicine, Dermatology and Venereology, Human Anatomy and Histology and Embryology, Community Medicine and Health Education, Social Medicine and Health Services Management, Neurology, Reproductive Medicine, Surgery, Microbiology, Health Toxicology, Health Inspection, Ophthalmology, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Nutrition and Food Hygiene, Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, Oncology, Master of Public Health, and other programs.

III. Eligibility

A. Undergraduate applicants

1. Be 18 or older and no older than 30.
2. Be in good health and meet the chosen program’s admission requirements.
3. Comply with the laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China and university management rules.
4. For Chinese-taught Clinical Medicine, provide HSK Level 4 or above. Without a certificate, take the university-arranged Chinese examination.
5. Have graduated from high school or hold a higher qualification. High-school results in mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology must meet university standards. Admission is competitive.

B. Master’s applicants

Be a non-Chinese citizen no older than 30 with a bachelor’s degree from a recognized Chinese or overseas university. The undergraduate major must be the same as or closely related to the chosen master’s field. Programs marked * have research and professional tracks. The research track trains within the discipline and awards a Master of Medicine. Professional master’s students undertake 6-24 months of rotations within second-level disciplines, including at least 9 months in their own field, and receive a Master of Clinical Medicine.

Professional-track applicants should have passed HSK Level 4 or above. Those who have not must study one year of preparatory Chinese at the university. Preparatory students may receive a full tuition scholarship for their first year. They may enter professional master’s training only after passing HSK Level 4. If they still have not passed after one year, they may change to a research master’s track or continue preparatory Chinese for another year or longer until they pass.

C. Doctoral applicants

Be a non-Chinese citizen no older than 35 with a master’s degree from a recognized Chinese or overseas university, in the same or a closely related field. The research track awards a Doctor of Medicine (Ph.D.); the professional track awards a Doctor of Clinical Medicine (M.D.). M.D. applicants must have studied Clinical Medicine or Stomatology at both undergraduate and master’s levels. Those whose master’s degree was obtained outside mainland China must already hold a medical practice qualification.

III. Application dates

January 1-June 30, 2018.

IV. Required documents

1. Copy of a valid passport.
2. Notarized highest qualification/degree certificate. Currently enrolled or employed applicants must also provide proof of enrollment or employment. Documents not in Chinese or English require notarized Chinese or English translations.
3. Notarized transcripts for the highest qualification, with notarized Chinese or English translations if needed.
4. Certificate of no criminal record. Applicants undertaking undergraduate or master’s study at a Chinese university may obtain this from that university.
5. Study and research plan for China in Chinese or English, at least 1000 words, for postgraduate applicants.
6. Recommendations in Chinese or English from two professors or associate professors at the graduating institution, for postgraduate applicants.
7. Published papers or monographs, for postgraduate applicants.
8. Other attachments.

V. Receiving office

International Student Affairs Office, School of International Education, Nanjing Medical University.

VI. Application procedure

1. Complete the application and upload attachments at .
2. Within 5 working days after all documents are successfully submitted, admissions staff conduct a preliminary review and provide feedback. Successful applicants receive an internal system message confirming preliminary approval and requesting an admission deposit, along with an electronic Acceptance Letter and deposit notice.
3. Within 7 days of receiving the Acceptance Letter, admitted applicants must pay a registration fee of RMB 500 and an admission deposit of RMB 4000 or USD 600. If the applicant reports and registers on time, the payment becomes an enrollment deposit, and the student pays the remaining balance. If the applicant does not report and register on time, the admission deposit is not refunded.
4. Upload a scanned deposit remittance receipt to the application system.
5. After confirming receipt, the university mails the Admission Notice and Visa Application for Study in China (JW202) to the home address and contact telephone entered in the system.
6. Take the Admission Notice and JW202 form to a Chinese embassy or consulate to apply for an X1 or X2 study visa.
7. Bring the Admission Notice, original Foreigner Physical Examination Form, JW202 form and other documents and report to the School of International Education at the time specified in the Admission Notice.

VI. Contact information

Admissions office: International Student Affairs Office, School of International Education, Nanjing Medical University.

Contact: Zhao Yilan (Olivia)

Address: 101 Longmian Avenue, Jiangning District, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China, Jiangning Campus

School website: http://e-sie.njmu.edu.cn/

Telephone: 86-25-86868138

Email: admission@njmu.edu.cn

Online application: http://admission.njmu.edu.cn