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Belt and Road Scholarship of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

University Scholarship

Belt and Road Scholarship of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

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**I. Scholarship Content and Standards** This scholarship provides a one-time grant of 10,000 RMB for the first year. **II. Open Majors** Undergraduate majors: 1. Law (International Economic Law); 2. Intellectual Property; 3. International Economics and Trade; 4. Economics; 5. Economics and Finance; 6. Business Administration; 7. Sociology; 8. Journalism; 9. International Politics; 10. Public Administration; 11. Political Science and Public Administration; 12. Applied Psychology; 13. Chinese Language and Literature (International Chinese Education); 14. Radio and Television Directing (Documentary); 15. Radio and Television Directing (Photography and Videography). Master's majors: 1. Legal Theory; 2. Constitutional and Administrative Law; 3. Criminal Law; 4. Civil and Commercial Law; 5. Procedural Law; 6. Economic Law; 7. Environmental and Resource Protection Law; 8. International Law; 9. International Politics and International Relations. **III. Applicant Qualifications** 1. Unde

Funding details pending.
Scholarship type
University Scholarship
Degree level
Bachelor / Master / PhD / Visiting Students
Location
Shanghai · Shanghai
Application deadline
Date to be confirmed

Overview

**I. Scholarship Content and Standards**

This scholarship provides a one-time grant of 10

000 RMB for the first year.

**II. Open Majors**

Undergraduate majors: 1. Law (International Economic Law)

2. Intellectual Property

Funding coverage

Scholarship TypeUniversity Scholarship
UniversityShanghai University of Political Science and Law
ProvinceShanghai
TuitionNot covered
AccommodationNot covered
Medical InsuranceNot specified
Subsidy Standard**I. Scholarship Coverage and Rates** The scholarship provides a one-time award of RMB 10,000 in the first year. **II. Available Majors** Undergraduate majors: 1. Law (International Economic Law); 2. Intellectual Property; 3. International Economics and Trade; 4. Economics; 5. Economics and Finance; 6. Business Administration; 7. Sociology; 8. Journalism; 9. International Politics; 10. Public Administration; 11. Political Science and Public Administration; 12. Applied Psychology; 13. Chinese Language and Literature (International Chinese Language Education); 14. Radio and Television Directing (Documentary); 15. Radio and tele... [source ends at an incomplete major name]
Coverage Scope**I. Scholarship Coverage and Rates** The scholarship provides a one-time award of RMB 10,000 in the first year. **II. Available Majors** Undergraduate majors: 1. Law (International Economic Law); 2. Intellectual Property; 3. International Economics and Trade; 4. Economics; 5. Economics and Finance; 6. Business Administration; 7. Sociology; 8. Journalism; 9. International Politics; 10. Public Administration; 11. Political Science and Public Administration; 12. Applied Psychology; 13. Chinese Language and Literature (International Chinese Language Education); 14. Radio and Television Directing (Documentary); 15. Radio and tele... [source ends at an incomplete major name]
Application Linkhttps://www.campuschina.org/zh/content/details1003_121270.html

Funding tiers

Eligibility may differ by tier. Check the applicable degree and requirements.

Standard funding

Eligible degree
Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral, Visiting students
Funding
**I. Scholarship Coverage and Rates** The scholarship provides a one-time award of RMB 10,000 in the first year. **II. Available Majors** Undergraduate majors: 1. Law (International Economic Law); 2. Intellectual Property; 3. International Economics and Trade; 4. Economics; 5. Economics and Finance; 6. Business Administration; 7. Sociology; 8. Journalism; 9. International Politics; 10. Public Administration; 11. Political Science and Public Administration; 12. Applied Psychology; 13. Chinese Language and Literature (International Chinese Language Education); 14. Radio and Television Directing (Documentary); 15. Radio and tele... [source ends at an incomplete major name]
Tier requirements
** 1. Undergraduate: non-Chinese citizens aged 18-30, high school education or above; 2. Master’s: non-Chinese citizens aged 18-45, undergraduate diploma or above; 3. Language visiting students: non-Chinese citizens aged 18-30, high school education or above. **IV. Application dates** January 1–December 31 annually **V. Application process/pathway** 1. Apply through Shanghai University of Political Science and Law’s admissions system and submit materials; 2. Applicant submits application form and relevant [source ends here]

Requirements & documents

Application Requirements** 1. Undergraduate: non-Chinese citizens aged 18-30, high school education or above; 2. Master’s: non-Chinese citizens aged 18-45, undergraduate diploma or above; 3. Language visiting students: non-Chinese citizens aged 18-30, high school education or above. **IV. Application dates** January 1–December 31 annually **V. Application process/pathway** 1. Apply through Shanghai University of Political Science and Law’s admissions system and submit materials; 2. Applicant submits application form and relevant [source ends here]
GPAExcellent academic performance
Language RequirementsHSK Level 4 or above
Teaching LanguageEnglish-taught programs are exempt from HSK; TOEFL / IELTS or proof of English-medium instruction is required
Required MaterialsSend to shupliso@126.com and mail paper materials to the Admissions and Program Development Section, School of International Exchange (International Student Office), Shanghai University of Political Science and Law; 3. Application materials are reviewed. For successful applicants, the School of International Exchange (International Student Office) confirms and communicates admission by telephone or email and sends the admission notice and visa application form (JW202); 4. Applicants take the admission notice, JW202, medical examination health certificate and other relevant materials to the Chinese embassy or consulate in their country to apply for a student visa, and complete enrollment and registration on time. **VI. Materials** 1. A complete international student admission application form; 2. Certificate of the applicant’s highest educational qualification. Current students must provide a certificate from their university. Certificates in languages other than Chinese and English should be translated into Chinese and English before notarization [both languages are stated in the source]; 3. Transcripts for the highest educational qualification in Chinese or English; 4. Personal medical examination health certificate; 5. Graduate applicants must provide a study and research plan for study in China of at least 1,000 Chinese characters or English words, in Chinese or English; 6. Copy of an HSK Level 4 or higher certificate; 7. Copy of the passport information page; 8. Eight passport-size photographs; 9. Graduate applicants must provide two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors in Chinese and English [the source specifies both languages]; 10. International students already studying in China must provide an enrollment certificate, a certificate of leaving their institution, and a copy of the temporary residence permit page; 11. Financial guarantee letter or personal bank deposit certificate (the guarantee letter must bear the guarantor’s handwritten signature and include a copy of the personal information page of the guarantor’s valid passport). **VII. Receiving department** Admissions and Program Development Section, School of International Exchange (International Student Office), Shanghai University of Political Science and Law **VIII. Contact** Admissions and Program Development Section, School of International Exchange (International Student Office), Shanghai University of Political Science and Law Address: 7989 Waiqingsong Highway, Qingpu District, Shanghai Postal code: 201701 Telephone: 021-39225275 Fax: 021-39225295 Email: shupliso@126.com Website: http://int.shupl.edu.cn/english/main.psp Online application: http://sice.shupl.edu.cn/login.jsp?sclId=1
Sourcehttps://www.campuschina.org/zh/content/details1003_121270.html
Source NotesOfficial CampusChina guide (program code: 121270)

Application dates & process

Review Cycle: Joint review by the China Scholarship Council and host university takes approximately 6–8 weeks

Universities & programs

Universities

Shanghai University of Political Science and Law

Shanghai · Shanghai

About the university

Shanghai University of Political Science and Law (SUPL), abbreviated as 'Shangzheng', is a full-time public undergraduate institution under the Shanghai Municipal Government. It is administered by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission and is a member of the Lige Alliance, a council member of the Belt and Road Think Tank Cooperation Alliance, a host institution for Chinese Government Scholarship international students, a host institution for Silk Road Government Scholarship international students, a participant in the Sino-US Humanities Exchange Program, a member of the 'Study in China' Overseas Preparatory Education Alliance, a National Defense Education Characteristic School of the Ministry of Education, a Model School for Law-Based Governance in Shanghai, and a Garden Unit in Shanghai. It has been selected as a base for Shanghai's Outstanding Legal Talents, Foreign-Related Outstanding Legal Talents, and Outstanding Journalism and Communication Talents, as well as a Shanghai Higher Education Foreign-Related Legal Talent Education and Training Base, and a Ministry of Education Collaborative Innovation Base for Foreign-Related Legal Talent Training (Cultivation). SUPL was founded in 1984, evolving through stages as Shanghai Political and Legal Management Cadre Institute, Shanghai Law College, and the Law School of Shanghai University. It began enrolling undergraduate students in 1993 and master's students in 1998. In 2004, the Shanghai Municipal Government approved the establishment of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law based on the Law School of Shanghai University (Shanghai Political and Legal Management Cadre Institute). In 2008, Shanghai Judicial School was fully integrated into SUPL. In 2011, the university was approved as a master's degree-granting institution. In 2014, it was transferred to the administration of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, jointly managed by the Commission and the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Justice. As of April 2024, SUPL has two campuses: Qingpu (main campus) and Putuo, covering over 1,000 mu (approximately 66.7 hectares). It has over 11,000 full-time students and nearly 1,000 faculty and staff, including over 700 full-time teachers. The university comprises 13 schools and 1 teaching department, offering more than 40 undergraduate programs (directions). It has 4 first-level master's degree disciplines and 6 professional master's degree programs. In November 1984, approved by the Shanghai Municipal Government and filed with the former State Education Commission, Shanghai Political and Legal Management Cadre Institute was established as an adult higher education institution under the leadership of the Shanghai Municipal Political and Legal Affairs Committee and administered by the Municipal Bureau of Justice, focusing on adult legal education and training applied legal talents. Its campus was located at Yemabang, Qingpu County. In 1990, approved by the former State Education Commission, the institute launched a pilot dual-specialty adult higher education program. In the same year, the Ministry of Justice approved the establishment of a branch of the China Senior Lawyers and Senior Notaries Training Center within the institute. In 1985, approved by the Municipal Government, Shanghai Law College was established, operating under the same leadership and administration as the Shanghai Political and Legal Management Cadre Institute, as a full-time three-year higher vocational college. In April 1993, approved by the Shanghai Municipal Government, Shanghai Law College was merged into Shanghai University, combining with the Law Department of Shanghai University's College of Humanities to form the Law School of Shanghai University. That same year, it began enrolling four-year undergraduate students and also started admitting students from junior college to bachelor's degree programs. At that time, the Law School of Shanghai University was under the leadership of the Shanghai Municipal Political and Legal Affairs Committee and the Municipal Bureau of Justice, while also being part of Shanghai University. In May 1994, after the establishment of the new Shanghai University, the Law School of Shanghai University was integrated into the new university. On November 12, 1994, the Law School of Shanghai University (formerly Shanghai Law College) held a celebration for its 10th anniversary.

Sources & verification

Verification
Partly verified
Verified on
2026-05-10
Last updated
2026-09-24
Source notes
Official CampusChina guide (program code: 121270)

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