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Zhengzhou University Henan Provincial Government Scholarship

Local Government Scholarship

Zhengzhou University Henan Provincial Government Scholarship

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The Henan Provincial Government Scholarship is a local scholarship provided by the Henan Provincial Government to some provincial universities. It is used for these universities to directly select and recruit outstanding international students and scholars to pursue degree and non-degree programs in Henan. I. Categories, Standards, and Duration | Category | Standard | Duration | | --- | --- | --- | | Doctoral students | RMB 40,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 4 academic years | | Master's students | RMB 30,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 3 academic years | | Bachelor's students | RMB 15,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 4 academic years (medical programs no more than 6 academic years) | | College diploma students | RMB 10,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 3 academic years | | Chinese language students | RMB 5,000 per person per semester or RMB 10,000 per person per academic year | Gener

Medical insurance
Scholarship type
Local Government Scholarship
Degree level
Bachelor / Master / PhD / Visiting Students
Location
Henan · Zhengzhou
Application deadline
Date to be confirmed

Overview

The Henan Provincial Government Scholarship is a local scholarship provided by the Henan Provincial Government to some provincial universities. It is used for these universities to directly select and recruit outstanding international students and scholars to pursue degree and non-degree programs in Henan.

I. Categories

Standards

and Duration

| Category | Standard | Duration |

| --- | --- | --- |

Funding coverage

Scholarship TypeLocal Government Scholarship
UniversityZhengzhou University
ProvinceHenan
TuitionNot covered
AccommodationNot covered
Medical InsuranceCovered
Subsidy Standard| Funding Duration | | --- | --- | --- | | Doctoral students | RMB 40,000/person/academic year | Generally at most four academic years | | Master’s students | RMB 30,000/person/academic year | Generally at most three academic years | | Bachelor’s undergraduates | RMB 15,000/person/academic year | Generally at most four academic years; medical majors at most six | | Junior-college students | RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most three academic years | | Chinese-language visiting students | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year | | General visiting scholars | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year | | Senior visiting scholars | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year | | Research scholars | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year |
Coverage Scope| Funding Duration | | --- | --- | --- | | Doctoral students | RMB 40,000/person/academic year | Generally at most four academic years | | Master’s students | RMB 30,000/person/academic year | Generally at most three academic years | | Bachelor’s undergraduates | RMB 15,000/person/academic year | Generally at most four academic years; medical majors at most six | | Junior-college students | RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most three academic years | | Chinese-language visiting students | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year | | General visiting scholars | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year | | Senior visiting scholars | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year | | Research scholars | RMB 5,000/person/semester or RMB 10,000/person/academic year | Generally at most one academic year |
Application Linkhttps://www.campuschina.org/zh/content/details1003_329044.html

Funding tiers

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

Bachelor’s funding tier

Eligible degree
Bachelor’s
Funding
Undergraduate students | CNY 15,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 4 academic years (no more than 6 for medical programs) | | Junior college students | CNY 10,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 3 academic years | | Chinese language… [source ends here]
Tier requirements
1. Healthy non-Chinese citizens, no criminal record; 2. Compliance with Chinese laws/regulations and university rules; 3. Proper learning attitude, excellent grades; 4. Educational and age requirements: 1) Junior-college/bachelor’s applicants: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 25; 2) Master’s: undergraduate qualification or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 35; 3) Doctoral: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 45; 4) Chinese language visiting: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 55; 5) General visiting: currently enrolled undergraduate in year2 or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 30; 6) Senior visiting: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 40; 7) Research scholars: doctoral graduate qualification or above or doctoral degree or associate-professor/higher title, generally no older than 50. 5. Language requirements: 1) Chinese-taught: corresponding Chinese ability and evidence, such as HSK or other study/test certificates; 2) English-taught, non-English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as IELTS or TOEFL; 3) English-taught, English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as English study/test certificates; 4) Chinese language visiting: no Chinese foundation required. Language conditions follow each university’s subject and instruction-language requirements, implemented under national rules. VII. [source ends here]

Visiting students funding tier

Eligible degree
Visiting students
Funding
Visiting students | RMB 5,000 per person per semester or RMB 10,000 per person per academic year | Usually no more than 1 academic year | | General … [source fragment]
Tier requirements
1. Healthy non-Chinese citizens, no criminal record; 2. Compliance with Chinese laws/regulations and university rules; 3. Proper learning attitude, excellent grades; 4. Educational and age requirements: 1) Junior-college/bachelor’s applicants: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 25; 2) Master’s: undergraduate qualification or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 35; 3) Doctoral: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 45; 4) Chinese language visiting: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 55; 5) General visiting: currently enrolled undergraduate in year2 or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 30; 6) Senior visiting: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 40; 7) Research scholars: doctoral graduate qualification or above or doctoral degree or associate-professor/higher title, generally no older than 50. 5. Language requirements: 1) Chinese-taught: corresponding Chinese ability and evidence, such as HSK or other study/test certificates; 2) English-taught, non-English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as IELTS or TOEFL; 3) English-taught, English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as English study/test certificates; 4) Chinese language visiting: no Chinese foundation required. Language conditions follow each university’s subject and instruction-language requirements, implemented under national rules. VII. [source ends here]

Visiting students funding tier

Eligible degree
Visiting students
Funding
Visiting students | RMB 5,000 per person per semester or RMB 10,000 per person per academic year | Generally no longer than one academic year | | Senior [source ends here]
Tier requirements
1. Healthy non-Chinese citizens, no criminal record; 2. Compliance with Chinese laws/regulations and university rules; 3. Proper learning attitude, excellent grades; 4. Educational and age requirements: 1) Junior-college/bachelor’s applicants: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 25; 2) Master’s: undergraduate qualification or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 35; 3) Doctoral: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 45; 4) Chinese language visiting: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 55; 5) General visiting: currently enrolled undergraduate in year2 or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 30; 6) Senior visiting: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 40; 7) Research scholars: doctoral graduate qualification or above or doctoral degree or associate-professor/higher title, generally no older than 50. 5. Language requirements: 1) Chinese-taught: corresponding Chinese ability and evidence, such as HSK or other study/test certificates; 2) English-taught, non-English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as IELTS or TOEFL; 3) English-taught, English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as English study/test certificates; 4) Chinese language visiting: no Chinese foundation required. Language conditions follow each university’s subject and instruction-language requirements, implemented under national rules. VII. [source ends here]

Visiting students funding tier

Eligible degree
Visiting students
Funding
Visiting students | CNY 5,000 per person per semester or CNY 10,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 1 academic year | | Research scholars | CNY 5,000 per person per semester or CNY 10,000 per person per academic year | Generally no more than 1 academic year |
Tier requirements
1. Healthy non-Chinese citizens, no criminal record; 2. Compliance with Chinese laws/regulations and university rules; 3. Proper learning attitude, excellent grades; 4. Educational and age requirements: 1) Junior-college/bachelor’s applicants: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 25; 2) Master’s: undergraduate qualification or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 35; 3) Doctoral: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 45; 4) Chinese language visiting: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 55; 5) General visiting: currently enrolled undergraduate in year2 or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 30; 6) Senior visiting: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 40; 7) Research scholars: doctoral graduate qualification or above or doctoral degree or associate-professor/higher title, generally no older than 50. 5. Language requirements: 1) Chinese-taught: corresponding Chinese ability and evidence, such as HSK or other study/test certificates; 2) English-taught, non-English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as IELTS or TOEFL; 3) English-taught, English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as English study/test certificates; 4) Chinese language visiting: no Chinese foundation required. Language conditions follow each university’s subject and instruction-language requirements, implemented under national rules. VII. [source ends here]

Requirements & documents

Application Requirements1. Healthy non-Chinese citizens, no criminal record; 2. Compliance with Chinese laws/regulations and university rules; 3. Proper learning attitude, excellent grades; 4. Educational and age requirements: 1) Junior-college/bachelor’s applicants: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 25; 2) Master’s: undergraduate qualification or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 35; 3) Doctoral: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 45; 4) Chinese language visiting: high school graduation or equivalent or above, generally no older than 55; 5) General visiting: currently enrolled undergraduate in year2 or above or bachelor’s degree, generally no older than 30; 6) Senior visiting: master’s graduate qualification or above or master’s degree, generally no older than 40; 7) Research scholars: doctoral graduate qualification or above or doctoral degree or associate-professor/higher title, generally no older than 50. 5. Language requirements: 1) Chinese-taught: corresponding Chinese ability and evidence, such as HSK or other study/test certificates; 2) English-taught, non-English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as IELTS or TOEFL; 3) English-taught, English-speaking countries: corresponding English ability and evidence, such as English study/test certificates; 4) Chinese language visiting: no Chinese foundation required. Language conditions follow each university’s subject and instruction-language requirements, implemented under national rules. VII. [source ends here]
GPAExcellent academic performance
Language RequirementsChinese or English results according to the language of instruction
Teaching LanguageEnglish-taught programs are exempt from HSK; TOEFL / IELTS or proof of English-medium instruction is required
Required MaterialsApplicants must truthfully complete/submit: 1. Henan Provincial Government Scholarship Application Form for International Students, completed in Chinese or English (see Attachment 2); 2. Original certificate of highest educational qualification or a notarized copy (current students or employed applicants must additionally submit an enrollment or employment certificate from their institution or employer). Documents in languages other than Chinese or English must include notarized Chinese or English translations; 3. Applicants for undergraduate (junior college), master’s and doctoral programs must respectively provide originals or notarized copies of high school graduation examination results, undergraduate transcripts, or both undergraduate and master’s transcripts. Documents in languages other than Chinese or English must include notarized Chinese or English translations; 4. Applicants for bachelor’s (general visiting student), master’s (senior visiting scholar), and doctoral (research scholar) programs must respectively provide a study plan of at least 400 Chinese characters or English words, a research plan of at least 600 Chinese characters or English words, or a research plan of at least 800 Chinese characters or English words, written in Chinese or English; 5. Applicants for master’s (senior visiting scholar) and doctoral (research scholar) programs must respectively provide two recommendation letters from associate professors or professors, written in Chinese or English; 6. Applicants to arts programs such as music and fine arts must submit their own relevant creative work as required by the university; 7. Officially recognized proof of Chinese or English proficiency, or equivalent proof of language ability; 8. Originals or notarized copies of the Foreigner Physical Examination Record and blood test report, completed in Chinese or English; 9. Original certificate of no criminal record or a notarized copy. Documents in languages other than Chinese or English must include notarized Chinese or English translations; 10. Applicants under 18 must submit relevant materials, such as an authorization for handling affairs in China or an authorization appointing a guardian in China, authenticated by a Chinese embassy or consulate abroad; 11. Pre-admission notice. Note: Submit two copies of the application materials. Materials will not be returned regardless of the outcome. VIII. Admission Procedure 1. Application acceptance. Applicants submit a written application to the university in accordance with scholarship eligibility requirements. The university conducts a preliminary review based on its admission standards, scholarship eligibility requirements and the applicant’s preferences. If the applicant meets scholarship eligibility rules and the materials are complete, the university issues a pre-admission notice. Applications from ineligible applicants or with incomplete materials are invalid and must not be accepted by universities. 2. Review. The provincial Department of Education organizes relevant experts to comprehensively review the preliminary scholarship admissions submitted by universities and decides whether applicants qualify for admission as scholarship students. 3. Admission and notification. Before May 31 each year, the provincial Department of Education sends universities the approved admission list and relevant approval documents. Before July 10 each year, universities must mail admission notices and visa application materials to applicants and assist them with admission formalities. IX. Visa Application Scholarship students must apply for a study visa at the Chinese embassy or consulate in their country using their ordinary passport, Admission Notice, Visa Application for Study in China, Foreigner Physical Examination Record and blood test report. Students entering China to study with other types of passports or visas are deemed to have voluntarily relinquished scholarship eligibility. X. Arrival and Registration Scholarship students must report and register at their university within the prescribed period with their passport, Admission Notice and Visa Application for Study in China. Those unable to arrive on time must request leave from the university in writing with supporting documents. In principle, leave must not exceed two weeks. Failure to request leave, or exceeding the prescribed leave period, is deemed voluntary relinquishment of admission and scholarship eligibility. Scholarship students bear expenses incurred by arriving in Henan early. Within one month after scholarship students report and register, universities must submit the actual registration list and copies of application materials to the provincial Department of Education for the record. XI. Health Examination and Residence Registration 1. Within 24 hours of a scholarship student’s arrival, the university registers their accommodation and reports it to the local police station; 2. Within seven days of arrival at the university, scholarship students must undergo a health examination at the local health and quarantine authority. Those who refuse examination or are found to have a disease that prohibits entry under Chinese law will be ordered to leave China within a specified period, and their scholarship eligibility is automatically canceled; 3. Within 30 days of entering China, scholarship students must pass the health examination and apply for a residence permit at the local exit-entry administration. XII. Changing Major, Transferring University and Extending Study In principle, scholarship students may not change their major, transfer to another university or extend their study period after arriving in China. In special circumstances requiring any such change, the admitting university must apply to the provincial Department of Education, and the change, transfer or extension is permitted only after approval. Scholarship eligibility will be canceled for changes of major, transfers or extensions undertaken without approval. Ten [incomplete heading in the source]
Sourcehttps://www.campuschina.org/zh/content/details1003_329044.html
Source NotesOfficial CampusChina guide (program code: 329044)

Application dates & process

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

Universities & programs

Universities

Zhengzhou University

Henan · Zhengzhou

About the university

Zhengzhou University (ZZU), located in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, is a university jointly established by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and the People's Government of Henan Province under a "ministry-province cooperation" framework. It is a national "Double First-Class" (first-class university) construction university and a "Project 211" construction university. The university has been successively included in the national programs for cultivating outstanding engineers, outstanding legal talents, and outstanding medical doctors. It has been selected for the national "Plan 111" and the National College Students' Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program, among others. It is one of the first national demonstration schools for deepening innovation and entrepreneurship education reform and a national model university for innovation and entrepreneurship. The medical education of Zhengzhou University originated from Henan Zhongshan University in 1928. In 1952, Henan Medical College was established as an independent institution, marking the beginning of higher medical education in Henan. The original Zhengzhou University was founded in 1956 as the first comprehensive university established after the founding of the People's Republic of China, and in 1996 it became a key construction university under the national "Project 211." Zhengzhou University of Technology was established in 1963, originally named Zhengzhou Institute of Technology, and was renamed Zhengzhou University of Technology in 1996. It was a key institution directly under the former Ministry of Chemical Industry. In July 2000, the original Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou University of Technology, and Henan Medical University merged to form the new Zhengzhou University. In September 2012, the university was selected for the national "Midwest Universities Comprehensive Strength Enhancement Project." In November 2021, it was selected as a base for the Ministry of Education's Top-notch Student Training Program 2.0 in Basic Disciplines. As of March 2025, the university covers a total area of over 8,500 mu, with four campuses: the main campus, south campus, north campus, and east campus. It has 51 schools and departments, 123 undergraduate programs, 36 first-level doctoral degree authorization points, 6 professional doctoral degree authorization points, 60 first-level master's degree authorization points, 41 professional master's degree authorization points, and 31 postdoctoral research stations. The university has over 4,500 full-time teachers (including full-time researchers), over 44,000 full-time undergraduate students, nearly 30,000 graduate students, and over 2,300 international students from 88 countries. Zhengzhou University's medical education began in 1928 when Henan Provincial Zhongshan University (renamed Henan Provincial University in 1930) established a medical department in Kaifeng. In May 1930, the Henan Civil Affairs Department's Midwifery Training Institute (established in 1928) was placed under the jurisdiction of the Medical Department of Henan University and was restructured into the Midwifery School attached to the Medical Department of Henan University. At the same time, the Midwifery Hospital attached to the Medical Department of Henan University (now the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University) was established. In November 1948, the Medical College of Zhongyuan University was established in Kaifeng, located on the original site of the Medical College of Henan University. The faculty and teaching facilities of the Medical College were largely derived from the Medical College of Henan University and the Fourth Column Medical School of the Second Field Army. In 1949, some faculty and students of the Medical College of Zhongyuan University moved south to Nanjing and later established the "Second Field Army Medical University" (one of the predecessors of the current Army Medical University). In May, upon the decision of the Henan Provincial Party Committee and the Henan Provincial People's Government, Henan University was officially restored. The faculty and students of the Medical College of Zhongyuan University who remained in Kaifeng merged with the Henan Military Region Health School to restore the Medical College of Henan University. In 1952, during the nationwide restructuring of higher education institutions, the Medical College was separated from Henan University to become Henan Medical College, renamed "Henan Medical College."

Sources & verification

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2026-09-24
Source notes
Official CampusChina guide (program code: 329044)

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