Your gateway to world-class education in one of Asia’s most dynamic academic destinations. Explore fully and partially funded Master’s and PhD opportunities at leading Chinese universities — with monthly stipends, free accommodation, and global career prospects.
Tuition, accommodation, living allowance & insurance — all covered
15 February 2026 – 15 March 2026
Access to one of the world’s fastest-growing economies
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China, officially the People’s Republic of China, is a leading global education destination in East Asia, celebrated for its advanced academic infrastructure, modern campuses, and strong industry exposure. With a history spanning thousands of years and an economy that ranks among the world’s largest, China offers international students an unparalleled combination of academic rigour, cultural immersion, and professional opportunity.
Graduates from Chinese universities gain international academic credentials recognised worldwide, alongside access to one of the most rapidly expanding job markets on the planet. The country’s strategic position at the crossroads of East, Central, and South Asia — bordering 14 nations — makes it a truly global hub for research, innovation, and commerce.
World-class universities with cutting-edge research facilities
Affordable living costs compared to Western destinations
Rich multicultural environment with a diverse student body
Rapidly growing economy offering vast employment prospects
Strong government commitment to international student welfare
Strategic location connecting Asia, Europe, and beyond
Chinese universities are renowned for offering generous funding packages to international students, making quality higher education highly accessible. Scholarships are available at both the fully funded and partially funded levels, each designed to support students throughout their academic journey. Understanding the distinction between these two categories is essential when planning your application strategy.
Important Note: The fully funded scholarship is the most competitive category. Applicants with stronger academic profiles, research proposals, and language certifications significantly improve their chances of securing a full award.
Master’s monthly stipend (~₹36,000 / ~$400 USD)
PhD monthly stipend (~₹42,000 / ~$466 USD)
USD 200 payable to Head Office (Non-Refundable)
Approximate visa processing time
China offers internationally recognised postgraduate qualifications across a broad range of disciplines — from engineering and technology to business, medicine, arts, and social sciences. Both Master’s and Doctoral programmes are available for the September 2026 intake, with durations structured to meet global academic standards.
Duration: 2 to 3 years
Intake: September 2026
Ideal for undergraduate degree holders and working professionals seeking to specialise in their field and gain a globally recognised postgraduate qualification.
Age Limit: Up to 35 years
Duration: 3 to 4 years
Intake: September 2026
Designed for those pursuing advanced research and academic careers. A strong research proposal is essential for PhD applicants and significantly influences scholarship decisions.
Age Limit: Up to 40 years
Application window opens
Application window closes
Mandatory interview to assess academic background
Programme commencement
China’s scholarship programmes are designed to be inclusive and accessible to a wide range of international applicants. Whether you are a fresh graduate, a working professional, or a student from a non-traditional academic background, there are clear pathways to qualification — provided you meet the core academic and procedural requirements outlined below.
Minimum 60% and above in previous qualification
Regular, Distance, and NIOS candidates accepted
3-year or 4-year Bachelor’s degree holders eligible
Credit transfer cases accepted
Academic gap accepted within age limit, with proper justification
Interview mandatory to assess academic background and purpose of study
For English-taught programmes, applicants must meet one of the following:
Band 6.0
Score 80
Score 105
Medium of Instruction Certificate
Note: IELTS/TOEFL is optional but strongly recommended — it may strengthen your application and improve scholarship selection chances.
One of the most compelling aspects of studying in China is the opportunity to gain real-world work experience alongside your academic programme. Chinese universities permit international students to undertake internships and part-time employment, offering valuable income and professional exposure during your studies.
Both paid and unpaid internships are available, subject to your university and programme. Internships provide hands-on industry exposure and strengthen your post-graduation career profile significantly
Approximately 8 hours per week (~40 hours/month) with university permission. Estimated earnings: $400–$500 USD/month (approximate, varies by candidate).
Up to 16 hours per week (~80 hours/month). Estimated earnings: $800–$1,000 USD/month (approximate). Finding part-time work is the student’s own responsibility.
🗣 Learn Mandarin! Students who can demonstrate Chinese language (Mandarin) skills have a significantly higher chance of securing part-time employment and are better positioned for long-term career settlement in China. Learning Mandarin is strongly advised for every student.
High-profile graduates may be eligible to convert their student visa to a work visa after graduation, subject to securing a relevant job offer and approval from Chinese authorities.
After 5 years of legal work visa status, graduates may apply for a Chinese Green Card, subject to current immigration policy.
A complete and well-prepared application is essential to maximise your chances of securing a scholarship offer. All academic documents must be notarised before submission. Below is a comprehensive checklist of required documents, followed by the application process.
Passport copy
Highest qualification certificate (Notarised / MEA Apostille)
Academic transcripts (Notarised / MEA Apostille)
Personal Statement / Motivation Letter
Research Proposal (for PhD applicants)
Two Recommendation Letters: one from a Professor, one from an Associate Professor
Foreigner Physical Examination Form
Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) — obtainable from Passport Seva Kendra / Regional Passport Office at time of admission
English language proof (IELTS / TOEFL / MOI)
Gather and notarise all academic certificates and supporting documents before the application window opens.
Submit your completed application between 15 February – 15 March 2026 along with the non-refundable USD 200 application fee.
Mandatory interview to assess your academic background, motivation, and suitability for your chosen programme.
Upon receiving your scholarship offer, proceed with visa processing — approximately 45 working days.
All academic documents must be notarised. Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) should be obtained from Passport Seva Kendra or Regional Passport Office at the time of admission. Incomplete applications may result in disqualification.
The September 2026 intake represents an extraordinary opportunity to pursue world-class education in China with full or partial funding support. With a narrow application window of just one month, early preparation is the key to a successful application. Our expert admissions advisors are ready to guide you through every step — from document preparation to visa processing.
8376898863
ceo@roanedutech.in
www.roanedutech.in
“Fully Funded Scholarships for September 2026 — Master’s & PhD Programmes | Application Window: 15 February – 15 March 2026”
Up to 35 years
Up to 40 years
60% and above
USD 200 — Non-Refundable
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