Guizhou University Guizhou Provincial Scholarship for Southeast Asian Students

Programs and language of instruction

1. Undergraduate study lasts 4 years, master’s study 3 years and doctoral study 4 years. Chinese language study generally lasts one year.
2. Guizhou University Undergraduate, Master’s and Doctoral Program Catalog.
3. Degree programs are taught in Chinese. Degree applicants below HSK Level 4 must select 1 year of preparatory Chinese at Guizhou University when applying. Only students who pass HSK may begin their degree studies.

Eligibility

1. Citizens of Southeast Asian countries, in good health, with no adverse conduct record.
2. Undergraduate applicants must have a high-school qualification and be no older than 30. Master’s applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree and be no older than 35. Doctoral applicants must hold a master’s degree and be no older than 40.

Coverage

1. The Guizhou Provincial Department of Education and Guizhou University jointly provide full or partial scholarships to Southeast Asian students. Applicants may choose either category.
2. Full scholarship: tuition, on-campus accommodation and medical insurance fee waivers, plus monthly living allowances of RMB 1000 for undergraduates, RMB 1200 for master’s students and RMB 1500 for doctoral students. Full scholarships accept undergraduate, master’s and doctoral applicants. Duration includes degree study and Chinese preparation.
3. Partial scholarship: tuition and on-campus accommodation fee waivers. Partial scholarships accept Chinese language, undergraduate and master’s applicants.

How to apply

1. Consult the degree program catalog and choose a suitable program.
2. Accurately and completely prepare the following in Chinese or English:

• Guizhou Provincial International Student Scholarship Application Form, download form.
• Curriculum vitae, download form.
• Foreigner Physical Examination Form, download form.
• Passport photograph page.
• Highest qualification certificate.
• Transcripts for the highest qualification.
• Study/research plan: at least 600 words for undergraduates and 1000 words for master’s and doctoral applicants.
• Representative paintings or musical works for fine arts or music applicants.
• Award certificates or other achievements, if any.

3. Email a package of clear scans to cie@gzu.edu.cn to complete the application. Alternatively, mail paper documents to:

School of International Education, North Campus, Guizhou University, Huaxi District, Guiyang, Guizhou Province, China

Postal code: 550025; Telephone: +86 (851) 83627738

Note: Submit before June 15, 2017. For help or questions, contact the International Student Admissions Office at cie@gzu.edu.cn, telephone +86(851)83627738.

4. Guizhou University and the provincial education department jointly review applications. Results are announced in July 2017. Before then, the university may arrange a telephone interview or request further information. It will mail scholarship admission notices and Visa Application for Study in China forms (JW202) before August 2017 so new students can report in September.