University Scholarship
Changchun University "Silk Road" President Scholarship
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I. Scholarship Purpose To support the national "Belt and Road" initiative, promote the Ministry of Education's "Belt and Road" education action, and encourage and attract outstanding international students from countries along the "Belt and Road," the university has established the "Silk Road" President Scholarship for international students in China. II. Scholarship Evaluation and Management Principles The "Silk Road" President Scholarship is evaluated based on the principles of "fairness, justice, and openness"; it is managed following the principles of safety, law-abiding, efficiency, and dedicated use of funds. III. Applicant Eligibility (1) Non-Chinese citizens, outstanding students from countries along the "Belt and Road." The list of eligible countries follows the national "Silk Road" Scholarship applicable country list. (2) Love China and be in good health. (3) Apply to study for a master's degree at our university as an international student in China. (4) Outstanding i
TuitionAccommodationLiving allowance 1300 CNY
- Scholarship type
- University Scholarship
- Degree level
- Bachelor / Master / PhD / Visiting Students
- Location
- Jilin · Changchun
- Application deadline
- Date to be confirmed
Overview
I. Scholarship Purpose
To support the national Belt and Road initiative
promote the Ministry of Education's Belt and Road education action
and encourage and attract outstanding international students from countries along the Belt and Road
the university has established the Silk Road President Scholarship for international students in China.
II. Scholarship Evaluation and Management Principles
Funding coverage
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
- ** (1) 2 recipients each year. (2) Tuition and accommodation waived; living allowance for master’s students: RMB 1300/month. **V. Duration** 3 years of support. **VI. Scholarship Application Materials** (1) Changchun University Silk Road President’s Scholarship International Student Application Form. (2) Undergraduate graduation proof; current students provide enrollment and on-time-graduation evidence; other languages require notarized Chinese/English translations. (3) All undergraduate transcripts; other languages require notarized Chinese/English translations. (4) Study/research plan for China. (5) Two recommendations from supervisors at the undergraduate institution, Chinese/English. (6) HSK5 results. (7) Health certificate and criminal record clearance. (8) Passport first-page copy. **VII. How to Apply** (I) Download and complete the Changchun University Silk Road President’s Scholarship for International Students Application Form and mail it with the other materials to the College of International Education, which organizes joint review with the school/department offering the proposed major. (II) Applications not meeting qualification or material requirements are invalid and will not be processed. Materials will not be returned. **VIII. Application Period** June 1–July 31 each year. **IX. Scholarship Administration** (I) Recipients must sign in at the College of International Education between the 15th and 20th of each month. Failure to sign in on time stops that month’s scholarship without back payment. Funding stops without back payment during leave exceeding 15 days or suspension of study. Three consecutive months without signing in, without approved leave or a valid reason, results in cancellation of eligibility. (II) Recipients must undergo annual review by the college each May. Those passing continue funding the next year; those failing lose eligibility. The following situations bar annual review and cancel eligibility: 1. Violations of university rules or Chinese laws during the funding period; 2. Without approved leave, late registration, leaving for non-health reasons or missing classes for more than one month; 3. Failing 20% of the academic year’s examination- or assessment-based courses; 4. Meeting the conditions for repeating a year. (III) Scholarships are not extended if recipients fail to complete study on time for personal reasons. (IV) Interruption of study for personal reasons after receiving an award is treated as voluntary abandonment of eligibility. **X. Other Matters** These measures take effect May 25, 2017. Contact: Teacher Meng Telephone: 0431-85250121 Email: [cdiec@126.com](mailto:cdiec@126.com) Address: College of International Education, Changchun University, 6543 Weixing Road, Changchun, Jilin
- Tier requirements
- ** (1) Outstanding non-Chinese students from Belt and Road countries, as listed among eligible countries for the national Silk Road Scholarship. (2) Affinity toward China and good health. (3) International applicants to the university’s master’s programs. (4) Outstanding international undergraduate graduates with good grades (average at least 85 or GPA at least 3.0), HSK5 and, for master’s study, some research ability. (5) No concurrent scholarship support. **IV. Quota and funding** (1) 2 recipients each year. (2) Tuition and accommodation waived; living allowance for master’s students: RMB 1300/month. **V. Duration** 3 years of support. **VI. Scholarship [source ends here]
Requirements & documents
Application dates & process
Review Cycle: Joint review by the China Scholarship Council and host university takes approximately 6–8 weeks
Universities & programs
Universities
About the university
Changchun University (CCU), located in Changchun City, Jilin Province, occupies the former site of the "Manchukuo National Construction University" during the Japanese puppet regime and the "College of Agriculture of National Changchun University" during the Kuomintang period. In 1987, the China Disabled Persons' Federation and the Jilin Provincial People's Government established the first higher special education institution in China and Asia at Changchun University. The university's predecessor was the Changchun Industrial Accounting and Statistics School, founded in 1949 by the Ministry of Industry of the former Northeast People's Government, which trained the first batch of industrial accounting and statistics professionals for New China. In tandem with national development and changes of the times, the school changed its name several times. In 1987, with the approval of the former State Education Commission, four institutions—Jilin University of Science and Technology, Jilin Mechanical and Electrical College, Changchun Foreign Languages College, and Changchun Vocational University—merged to form Changchun University. In 2000, the former Jilin Forestry School was merged into the university. As of November 2024, the university has three campuses covering a total area of 1.02 million square meters; it comprises 20 teaching faculties and schools, 49 undergraduate programs, including 2 national-level characteristic specialties and 8 provincial-level characteristic specialties; 3 doctoral degree construction and cultivation disciplines, 9 first-level master's degree authorization points, and 15 professional master's degree authorization points; a total of 20,022 full-time students and 1,279 faculty and staff. The Ministry of Industry of the former Northeast People's Government, based on the strong industrial foundation and rapid recovery and development of production and construction in the Northeast region, decided to establish a higher vocational school to cultivate new-type industrial economic management talents, in order to meet the needs of the booming economic construction in the Northeast and to support the whole country. The site chosen was the former location of the "Manchukuo National Construction University" during the Japanese puppet regime and the "College of Agriculture of National Changchun University" during the Kuomintang period, as the new campus for the newly established industrial accounting and statistics school. At the same time, with the approval of the Ministry of Industry of the Northeast People's Government, the school was named "Changchun Industrial Accounting and Statistics School" and officially operated independently. The Central Ministry of Heavy Industry decided to adjust the Northeast Industrial Accounting and Statistics College from a higher vocational level to a secondary vocational level, and the school name was changed to "Changchun Industrial Planned Economy School". The Central Ministry of Metallurgical Industry decided to transfer the school to the leadership of Jilin Province and suggested changing it to a metallurgical-type school. In August of the same year, the Jilin Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government, in order to meet the needs of the development of the steel and metallurgical industry, decided to upgrade the school, naming it "Changchun Metallurgical College", under the leadership of the Provincial Metallurgical Industry Bureau. The Jilin Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government decided to upgrade Changchun Metallurgical College to an undergraduate college. In June of the same year, with approval, the Mining and Metallurgy Department of Jilin University of Technology was transferred to Jilin Mining and Metallurgy College. According to the decision of the Jilin Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government, the secondary vocational departments of Jilin Mining and Metallurgy College and Jilin Institute of Technology were merged to form "Jilin Industrial School", under the leadership of the Jilin Provincial Heavy Industry Department.
Sources & verification
- Verification
- Partly verified
- Verified on
- 2026-05-10
- Last updated
- 2026-09-24
- Source link
- www.campuschina.org ↗
- Source notes
- Official CampusChina guide (program code: 120281)
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