Scholarships & Costs

Understanding costs and funding options is critical for planning your study in China. Here's what you need to know.

Cost Overview

Sample estimates only — actual costs depend on university, city, and program.

Category	Range	Note
Tuition	Varies by university tier and degree level	Top-tier (985/211) universities typically have higher tuition.
Accommodation	On-campus dormitory or off-campus rental	Costs vary significantly by city tier.
Living Expenses	Varies by city and lifestyle	First-tier cities (Beijing, Shanghai) are more expensive than others.
Medical Insurance	~RMB 800/year (estimate)	Required for all international students.
Visa & Travel	Varies by country of origin	Includes visa application fee and round-trip airfare.
Document Preparation	Varies by requirements	Includes translations, notarization, and authentication.

These are general estimates for reference. Contact EASTARCH for detailed cost guidance based on your specific situation.

Eligibility depends on academic results, target degree, nationality, and deadlines.

Full scholarship: tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and medical insurance.

Eligibility: Academic merit, age limits by degree level, health requirements.

Partial scholarship: tuition waiver or reduced tuition fees.

Eligibility: Similar to Type A but may have different criteria by university.

Full coverage for students from developing countries.

Eligibility: Specific nationality requirements, government nomination.

Provincial and municipal funding, varies by region.

Eligibility: Depends on the specific province or city offering the scholarship.

For Chinese language and teaching degree students.

Eligibility: Non-Chinese citizens with HSK scores, recommended by Confucius Institutes.

Merit-based and need-based, varies by institution.

Eligibility: Academic results, program, and university-specific criteria.

An advisor will review which scholarship routes may fit your profile.