Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics Study at JUFE Scholarship for International Students

I. Categories

Category A: international doctoral students.

Category B: international master’s students.

Category C: international undergraduates.

Category D: international visiting and exchange students studying at the university for at least one semester.

II. Places and budget

1. Annual recipients may not exceed 15% of that year’s total international student population.
2. Total annual scholarship funding may not exceed RMB 200000.
3. Subject to funding standards, the Office of International Exchange and Cooperation determines the number of categories and levels offered each year.

III. Amounts

Category A:

First prize: RMB 22000/person/year.

Second prize: RMB 11000/person/year.

Third prize: RMB 5500/person/year.

Category B:

First prize: RMB 16000/person/year.

Second prize: RMB 8000/person/year.

Third prize: RMB 4000/person/year.

Category C:

First prize: RMB 14000/person/year.

Second prize: RMB 7000/person/year.

Third prize: RMB 3500/person/year.

Category D:

First prize: RMB 12000/person/year.

Second prize: RMB 6000/person/year.

Third prize: RMB 3000/person/year.

IV. Available programs

All programs.

V. Eligibility

1. Newly admitted international students selected for the relevant award, or enrolled international students selected through review.
2. Hold foreign nationality and a foreign passport, be friendly toward China and healthy, and exemplarily comply with Chinese laws and university rules.
3. At entry, Category A doctoral students must be 40 or younger, Category B master’s students 35 or younger, and Category C undergraduates 30 or younger. Category D non-degree visiting and exchange students have no age restriction.
4. New applicants must have good previous results and academic backgrounds, be law-abiding and have a complete, reasonable study plan.
5. Enrolled applicants must:

(1) Have good academic results.

(2) Have no unexcused absence or other university rule violations.

(3) Actively participate in international student activities.

(4) Take Chinese and Chinese culture courses actively and obtain good results, or show substantial Chinese proficiency improvement without taking those courses.

(5) Have two recommenders within the university.

(6) Receive no other scholarship support.

VI. Dates

Applications occur once each academic year. The deadline follows the annual admission guide.

VII. Procedure

Prepare the required documents and submit them on time to the Office of International Cooperation and Exchange.

VIII. Documents

Two copies of:

1. JUFE International Student Scholarship Application Form.
2. Notarized copies of qualification certificates and transcripts for new students; JUFE transcripts for enrolled degree applicants.
3. Passport copy.
4. Health certificate.
5. Two recommendation letters.
6. Study plan for China and character assessment for new students; class adviser’s assessment of one year of university performance for enrolled degree students.
7. Generally, Chinese-taught undergraduates should provide HSK Level 4 or above; Chinese-taught master’s and doctoral applicants should provide HSK Level 5 or above.

IX. Payment

The scholarship offsets tuition and other payable fees or is allocated to relevant departments or schools as international student education funding. It is generally not paid directly in cash to students.

X. Receiving office

The Office of International Cooperation and Exchange interprets these rules.

XI. Contact

0791——83816369