Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC): coverage, documents and deadlines


The Chinese Government Scholarship, managed by the China Scholarship Council, supports international students at bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and language level.

Coverage

A full scholarship usually covers tuition, on-campus accommodation (or a housing allowance), a monthly living stipend and medical insurance. International airfare is not included.

Channels

  • Type A – through the Chinese embassy or authorised agency in your country.
  • Type B – directly through a Chinese university (Chinese University Program).

Applications are made online at campuschina.org. Deadlines vary by country and university, usually between January and April (example: Chinese Consulate in Medan, 2026/2027).

Documents

  • Diploma and transcripts
  • Study plan or research proposal
  • Two recommendation letters (master’s/PhD)
  • HSK or IELTS/TOEFL
  • Medical examination form
  • CSCA results for bachelor’s applicants

SHI Global helps with school selection and document checks; results are decided by the scholarship council and universities. Contact 0358 998 599.

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