Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship

Government/University Scholarship

Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship

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The Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship admit international PhD students with very high sponsorship

TuitionAccommodationMedical insurance
Scholarship type
Government/University Scholarship
Degree level
Bachelor / Master / PhD
Location
Shanghai · Shanghai
Application deadline
Date to be confirmed

Overview

The Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship admit international PhD students with very high sponsorship

Funding coverage

Scholarship TypeGovernment/University Scholarship
UniversityTongji University
ProvinceShanghai
TuitionCovered
AccommodationCovered
Medical InsuranceCovered
Subsidy StandardExplore this scholarship in detail with studyinchina.net. 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 the Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship Tongji University and Bank of China jointly establish the scholarship in response to the Belt and Road Initiative. The program draws on Bank of China’s international business strengths and Tongji... [source ends mid-word]
Coverage ScopeExplore this scholarship in detail with studyinchina.net. 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 the Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship Tongji University and Bank of China jointly establish the scholarship in response to the Belt and Road Initiative. The program draws on Bank of China’s international business strengths and Tongji... [source ends mid-word]
Application Linkhttps://studyinchina.net/cn/hoc-bong/hoc-bong-ngan-hang-trung-quoc-dai-hoc-dong-te

Funding tiers

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

Standard funding

Eligible degree
Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral
Funding
Explore this scholarship in detail with studyinchina.net. 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 the Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship Tongji University and Bank of China jointly establish the scholarship in response to the Belt and Road Initiative. This program combines Bank of China’s international business strengths with Tongji University’s international education to attract outstanding students from Europe and Belt and Road countries. It promotes cooperation and joint training of globally innovative talent. For international students. Doctoral recipients must complete an academic advisory committee-approved study plan, pass thesis defense and meet Tongji’s doctoral training requirements. Scholarship Categories University Scholarship Eligible Applicants The Tongji University & Bank of China Global Talent Scholarship is only for doctoral study. Scholarship Coverage Tuition waived Free accommodation; off-campus students may receive RMB 3,000 monthly accommodation subsidy. Insurance waived Living allowance: RMB 5,000 per month. Thesis supervision fee: one-time RMB 5,000 paid to the supervisor after the student completes the training plan. International travel subsidy: one-time RMB 12,000 paid to the student after completion. Application and Enrollment Dates Spring enrollment, February–March: apply November 20–December 20 of the preceding year. Autumn enrollment, September: apply March 1–April 20. Application requirements Basic Requirements Non-Chinese nationality and good physical and mental health; No other Chinese Government or Chinese university scholarship funding. Age and Educational Qualification Requirements Age: no older than 40; Education: master’s degree required. Both undergraduate and master’s graduation must be from reputable overseas institutions or Chinese Double First-Class institutions. Academic Performance GPA: at least 3.8/4.0 or 85/100; Excellent research ability and potential, with master’s-stage papers in SCI, EI, SSCI, A&HCI, CSSCI or similar publications, or participation in major research projects. Language Ability Chinese-taught programs: HSK Level 5 with at least 180. A Chinese-taught master’s degree allows an HSK exemption with institutional proof. English-taught programs: IELTS or TOEFL certificate valid within two years. Applicants from native-English-speaking countries may be exempt. A strong supervisor recommendation may allow discretionary language exemption by Tongji’s scholarship committee. Application materials Scholarship application form signed by both applicant and supervisor; download the template; Passport copy; Identification photograph; Master’s degree certificate and authentication. Graduating students provide an original graduation certificate issued by their institution and submit the original degree certificate for checking after admission; Academic transcripts; Language certificate; Two recommendation letters from scholars with the rank of associate professor or higher, including contact details; Research plan; Foreigner Physical Examination Form, valid for six months. Applicants in China must provide a valid visa; Application fee payment proof; Other supplementary materials, if any. Note: Other-language documents require notarized Chinese or English translations. Notarial documents must be provided by Chinese diplomatic missions abroad or foreign diplomatic missions in China. Application Procedure Step 1: Obtain Information Visit https://study.tongji.edu.cn/lxsq/xwxm_zwsk.htm. Step 2: Contact a Supervisor Contact a supervisor and complete the scholarship form; Email the form and relevant materials to the supervisor; The supervisor reviews them, records comments and returns the form. Step 3: Online Submission Register at http://study-info.tongji.edu.cn, upload materials and submit. Step 4: University Review The university assesses materials. Step 5: Receive Admission Results Receive the scholarship notification. University Contact Information International Admissions Office, Tongji University Address: Room 705, Zhonghe Building, Tongji University, 1239 Siping Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai, China Postal code: 200092 Hotline: +86-21-65983611 Contact: Teacher Wang Email: 22077@tongji.edu.cn Telephone: +86-21-65988388 This scholarship offers outstanding doctoral students an opportunity at a leading Chinese university, with demanding GPA, research experience and publication requirements. Prepare competitive materials and a clear development plan. Need Application Help? If you lack time or resources, contact Riba, described here as Vietnam’s leading Chinese university scholarship application support team. Official website: https://riba.vn Hotline: +84-888-666-350 / +84-888-666-152 Visit studyinchina.net’s scholarship search section for more opportunities.
Tier requirements
Meets the visa, health and academic requirements for study in China

Requirements & documents

Application RequirementsNon-Chinese citizens in good physical and mental health who meet the admitting university’s specific standards
Major RestrictionsSee the specific admissions major directory
GPAExcellent academic performance
Language RequirementsHSK Level 5 or above
Teaching LanguageHSK exemption for programs taught entirely in English
Required MaterialsPassport copy, highest qualification certificate and transcripts, study plan, recommendations, medical examination form, certificate of no criminal record
Source NotesCompiled from public StudyInChina information (source ID: 733dc405-f9ca-40ac-8477-ee70a112e992)

Application dates & process

Review Cycle: As specified in each host university’s admissions brochure

Universities & programs

Universities

About the university

Tongji University, located in Shanghai, is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and jointly built with the Shanghai Municipal Government. It is one of the earliest national universities in China and is a central-government-administered university. It is ranked as a Class A institution in the national "Double First-Class" initiative, a member of the "985 Project" and "211 Project" key construction universities, a Class A university in the national World-Class University construction, and one of the first batch of national demonstration universities for deepening innovation and entrepreneurship education reform. It is also included in the Everest Plan, the Excellent Engineer Education and Training Plan, and the Excellent Doctor Education and Training Plan. The university originated from the Tongji German Medical School founded in 1907 by German doctor Erich Paulun with support from the Chinese and German governments and various sectors of society. It was officially named Tongji University in 1923, became a national university in 1927, relocated six times after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, moved back to Shanghai in 1946, merged with Shanghai Urban Construction College and Shanghai Institute of Building Materials in 1996 and was listed as a "211 Project" university, merged with Shanghai Railway University in 2000 to form the new Tongji University, was listed as a "985 Project" university in 2002, and had Shanghai Aviation Industry School placed under its management in 2003. It became a central-government-administered university in 2004. As of December 2025, the university has four campuses: Siping Road, Jiading, Huxi, and Hubei, covering an area of approximately 2.75 square kilometers, with a total building area of about 2.25 million square meters and a library collection of approximately 4.79 million volumes. It has 35 postdoctoral research stations, 42 first-level doctoral degree authorization points, 12 professional doctoral degree authorization categories, 49 first-level master's degree authorization points, and 30 professional master's degree authorization categories. It has 34 professional colleges, 12 affiliated hospitals, and offers 69 undergraduate programs. The university has 3,206 full-time faculty members, 18,920 full-time undergraduate students, 12,713 master's students, 9,942 doctoral students, and 4,426 international students. In 1893, German doctor Erich Paulun came to Shanghai and opened a clinic near the German Consulate General. Later, he and several German doctors in Shanghai established the "German Medical Association." During the invasion of China by the Eight-Nation Alliance, Germany shipped a large amount of medical equipment and hired the renowned Dr. Paulun to help set up a hospital for wounded soldiers in Shanghai. When the German troops returned home, they donated all the medical equipment from the hospital to Paulun in gratitude. In 1900, with the support of German Consul General Wilhelm Knappe in Shanghai, Paulun opened a 20-bed hospital on Xinma Road near Zhangjiabang. Funded by both Chinese and German sides, it was named "Tongji Hospital," with Paulun as its director. In early 1904, Knappe held talks in Berlin with representatives of the German Foreign Office, the Prussian Ministry of Culture, and the head of the Oriental Language Department at the University of Berlin. During the discussions on promoting German education policy in China, Knappe proposed a plan to establish a German medical school in Shanghai. In 1905, the German Foreign Office and the Prussian Ministry of Culture reached a consensus on establishing a German medical school in Shanghai; Althoff, the head of the Education Department of the Prussian Ministry of Culture, established the "Koppel Foundation for Promoting German-Foreign Intellectual and Cultural Relations." In March 1907, the Koppel Foundation, the Committee for Promoting German Cultural Work in China, the Shanghai German Medical Association, and Tongji Hospital signed an agreement in Berlin, drafted by the Prussian Ministry of Culture, on establishing a German medical school in Shanghai. On June 3, the board of directors of the "German Medical School" was formally established, consisting of 18 members. On October 1, the school held its opening ceremony and was named "German Medical School," with its campus located in three Western-style buildings at 23-25 Baike Road (now Fengyang Road), opposite Tongji Hospital.

Sources & verification

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Verified on
2026-09-21
Last updated
2026-09-24
Source notes
Compiled from public StudyInChina information (source ID: 733dc405-f9ca-40ac-8477-ee70a112e992)

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