Government/University Scholarship
China Pharmaceutical University President’s Scholarship
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The China Pharmaceutical University President’s Scholarship supports outstanding international students studying at a leading Chinese university in medicine and pharmacy. The source presents its financial support and academic environment as an opportunity to develop a career in medicine or pharmacy.
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- Scholarship type
- Government/University Scholarship
- Degree level
- Bachelor / Master / PhD
- Location
- Jiangsu · Nanjing
- Application deadline
- Date to be confirmed
Overview
The China Pharmaceutical University President’s Scholarship supports outstanding international students studying at a leading Chinese university in medicine and pharmacy. The source presents its financial support and academic environment as an opportunity to develop a career in medicine or pharmacy.
Funding coverage
Funding tiers
Eligibility may differ by tier. Check the applicable degree and requirements.
Standard funding
- Eligible degree
- Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral
- Funding
- China Pharmaceutical University’s President’s Scholarship is for currently enrolled international undergraduate and postgraduate students. Join studyinchina.net to learn about eligible applicants, conditions, procedures and scholarship structure. Note: This scholarship information was updated in 2024 and is for reference. Policies, eligibility and funding may change with university or awarding-body arrangements. Consult the official university website or scholarship administrator for current, accurate information. Introduction to China Pharmaceutical University’s President’s Scholarship for International Students China Pharmaceutical University (CPU), in the historic and cultural city of Nanjing, Jiangsu, is a leading key university for pharmaceutical education, included in Project 211 and the national Double First-Class initiative. Established in 2016, the China Pharmaceutical University President Scholarship supports outstanding students worldwide in study and research, develops excellent pharmaceutical talent and advances the internationalization of Chinese pharmaceutical education. Scholarship type University scholarship Eligible Applicants According to the latest admissions plan described in the source, the scholarship is limited to undergraduate students. Coverage and Rates Chinese-taught undergraduate programs: RMB 19,000/year. English-taught undergraduate programs: RMB 20,000/year. Funding duration: four years Scholarship Administration Rules Accommodation, insurance and living costs are not covered. Students pay any tuition exceeding the award. During preparatory Chinese study, students receive RMB 14,000/year. Recipients undergo annual assessment to determine continued funding for the following year. The scholarship is not retained if a student withdraws for health or other reasons. Funding lasts four years. Students pay tuition themselves for any extension of study. Application Deadline and Enrollment The 2024 deadline was June 15. Check the latest admissions plan for exact dates. Recipients enroll in September. Eligibility for China Pharmaceutical University’s President Scholarship for International Students Basic Requirements Non-Chinese nationality and good health; Excellent academic performance and good research ability. Educational Qualification and Age Undergraduate: high school graduation certificate and no older than 25; Master’s: undergraduate education and no older than 35; Doctoral: master’s-level education and no older than 40. Language requirements Chinese-taught programs: HSK Level 5 or higher; English-taught programs: IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL at least 85. Application materials Passport Personal photograph Highest educational qualification certificate (those who have not graduated must provide provisional proof of graduation; employed applicants must provide employment certification) Transcripts/academic results; Foreign language certificate; Study plan of at least 800 Chinese characters or English words, written in Chinese or English as appropriate; Master’s and doctoral applicants must provide two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors, written in Chinese or English, including signatures and contact details; Physical examination certification (valid within six months); Certificate of no criminal record, valid within six months; Other materials, such as award certificates, extracurricular activity records and research results; Financial evidence: provide any one of a bank passbook, family asset certificate, or parents’/guardian’s income certificate, showing at least USD 5,000. Note: submit complete materials. Documents in languages other than Chinese or English require Chinese or English translations. Submitted materials will not be returned. Application Procedure Step 1: Create an account at http://admission.cpu.edu.cn/apply, complete the application information and upload materials. Step 2: Mail the application materials described as hardware materials in the source [wording unclear], if required, and track online status. Step 3: Wait for the scholarship review result. Notes: The admissions committee reviews all materials and determines admission according to academic ability and other conditions. The School of International Education issues pre-admission notices after material review. Scholarship applicants must pay a deposit as required. After confirmation, the university sends the admission notice and JW form. Failure to pay the deposit or register by the stipulated time results in cancellation of scholarship eligibility. University Contact Information School of International Education, China Pharmaceutical University Address: 639 Longmian Avenue, Jiangning District, Nanjing, China Postal code: 211198 Telephone: +86-25-8618-5423 Email/contact entries as supplied: admission@cpu.edu.cn, 1620214686@cpu.edu.cn, international.cpu.edu.cn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/admission.cpu How to Improve Your Chances of Receiving China Pharmaceutical University’s President Scholarship for International Students If you lack time to research and handle this scholarship or another CSC scholarship application, contact RIBA International Cooperation Co., Ltd. for professional advice and support to maximize your chances of success! RIBA Contact Information: Facebook: Du học Trung Quốc Riba.vn Website: https://riba.vn Hotline: +84 888 666 350 Hotline: +84 888 666 152 The above information was compiled by studyinchina.net. Visit Scholarship Search to explore further types of scholarship.
- Tier requirements
- Meets the visa, health and academic requirements for study in China
Requirements & documents
Application dates & process
Review Cycle: As specified in each host university’s admissions brochure
Universities & programs
Universities
About the university
China Pharmaceutical University (CPU), located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, is a prestigious pharmaceutical institution directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. Co-established by the Ministry of Education and the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government, it is a national "Double First-Class" university, a member of the national "211 Project" and the "985 Project Advantage Discipline Innovation Platform." It has been selected for the national "111 Plan," the Ministry of Education's "Excellent Engineer Education and Training Plan," the National College Student Innovation Experimental Program, the National College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program, the National High-Level University Graduate Scholarship Program, and the National New Engineering Research and Practice Project. It is the leading institution of the Global Pharmaceutical Development Alliance. The university's predecessor was the National Pharmaceutical College (four-year undergraduate program). In its early years, the college moved to Hankou and then to Chongqing before returning to Nanjing in 1946. In 1952, the Pharmacy Department of Cheeloo University and the Pharmacy Specialization of Soochow University merged into the college, forming the East China Pharmaceutical College. It began enrolling graduate students in 1955 and was renamed Nanjing Pharmaceutical College in 1956. In 1986, it merged with the preparatory Nanjing Chinese Materia Medica College to establish China Pharmaceutical University. In 1996, it became one of the first 100 universities under the national "211 Project." In 2000, the university was transferred from the State Drug Administration to the direct management of the Ministry of Education. In 2001, the Jiangsu Provincial Pharmaceutical School was fully integrated into the university. In 2017, it became a national "Double First-Class" university. As of June 2025, the university has two campuses, Xuanwumen and Jiangning, covering an area of over 2,100 mu (approximately 140 hectares), with a building area of 702,000 square meters and a library collection of over 1.189 million volumes. It comprises 16 schools and departments, offering 31 undergraduate programs (categories). It has 4 first-level doctoral degree authorization points, 2 professional doctoral degree authorization points, 8 first-level master's degree authorization points, 6 professional master's degree authorization points, and 2 postdoctoral research stations in pharmacy and Chinese materia medica. The university has 1,919 faculty and staff members and 20,029 full-time students. In July 1936, the Ministry of Education sent Meng Mudi, Xue Peiyuan, Zhu Zhanggeng, Chen Siyi, and others to prepare for the establishment of the Nanjing Pharmaceutical College. They rented the former site of the Salt Industry Bank on Baixia Road in Nanjing as a temporary campus and enrolled 40 students. Entrance exams were held in Beiping (Beijing) and Nanjing from August 21 to 23. On September 10, the Ministry of Education officially appointed Meng Mudi as the president. In March 1937, the Ministry of Education allocated the horticultural field of the National Central University's Agricultural College at Dingjiaqiao, Nanjing, as the campus site, and construction began. In August, as Nanjing came under threat, the college enrolled a new class and then hastily moved westward to Wuhan before the campus construction was completed, using 86 Siwei Road in Hankou as a temporary campus. In December, as Wuhan came under threat, the college, following orders from the Ministry of Education, decided to move to Chongqing, arriving on February 10. The college borrowed facilities from the Sichuan Provincial College of Education in Ciqikou for classes and offices, while male students were housed at Chongqing University in Shapingba. In the spring of 1940, the college purchased 47 mu of farmland on Geleshan, about seven or eight li from Ciqikou, and built its own campus. In July, the new campus was completed, and the original buildings in Ciqikou were used for an attached experimental pharmaceutical factory. In 1941, the college began offering two- or three-year secondary-level training classes in dispensing and pharmacy, which later developed into formal three-year advanced pharmacy vocational programs. During its stay in Chongqing, the college produced 175 graduates from six classes of the specialized program, 42 graduates from three classes of the advanced pharmacy vocational program, 28 graduates from two classes of the dispensing vocational program, and 19 graduates from one dispensing training class. Despite extreme difficulties, it established an experimental pharmaceutical factory and initiated preliminary pharmaceutical research, laying the foundation for the college's development.
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- Verified on
- 2026-09-21
- Last updated
- 2026-11-06
- Source link
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- Source notes
- Compiled from public StudyInChina information (source ID: 7e760a2e-f1a1-44eb-a0c8-0d6b09330605)
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