Chang’an University Chinese Government Scholarship

I. Eligibility

1. Non-Chinese citizenship and good health.
2. Qualifications and age: master’s applicants need a bachelor’s degree and must be no older than 35; doctoral applicants need a master’s degree and must be no older than 40.
3. Language:

Program	Requirement
Chinese-taught	HSK Level 4 with at least 180.
English-taught	TOEFL at least 68 or IELTS at least 5.5. Exemption for students from countries where English is native, official or commonly used.

Chinese-taught programs may provide one year of Chinese preparation.

II. Coverage and Standards

1. Registration, tuition and accommodation exemption.
2. Monthly living allowance: RMB 3,000 for master’s students and RMB 3,500 for doctoral students.
3. Chinese Government Scholarship comprehensive medical insurance.

III. Procedure

1. Consult programs: www.ies.chd.edu.cn
2. Apply through or www.campuschina.org, then download and print two forms. Chang’an University Agency Number: 10710; Type B.
3. Apply at http://admission.chd.edu.cn, then download and print two forms.
4. Mail to the university:
   • Chinese Government Scholarship Application Form in Chinese or English.
   • Chang’an University International Admission Application Form in Chinese or English.
   • Highest qualification, copies and translations. Current students also need enrollment evidence specifying graduation date.
   • Transcripts, copies and translations.
   • Study and research plan in Chinese or English, at least 500 words.
   • Two academic recommendations from professors or associate professors in Chinese or English.
   • Foreigner Physical Examination Form in English, valid for 6 months.
   • Supervisor acceptance letter for doctoral applicants.
   • HSK report for Chinese-taught applicants, exempt if taking one year of Chinese preparation.
   • TOEFL or IELTS report for English-taught applicants.
   • Application deadline: April 10, 2018, for paper documents sent to the university.

Notes: Documents must be in Chinese or English; certificates and transcripts must be notarized. Arrange in the order above, bind at the upper-left corner and provide two sets. Materials are not returned regardless of admission results.

IV. Admission

1. By May 31, the university announces pre-admission through the School of International Education website and applicants’ platform email accounts.
2. By June 30, it announces final admission through the same channels.
3. In early July, it mails Admission Notices, visa application forms JW201 and related documents directly to students.