
Government/University Scholarship
Marine Scholarship of China
Marine Scholarship of China is one of the categories of the Chinese Government Scholarship that attracts the interest of many international students.
- Scholarship type
- Government/University Scholarship
- Degree level
- Bachelor / Master / PhD
- Location
- Zhejiang · Hangzhou
- Application deadline
- 2025-12-02
Overview
Marine Scholarship of China is one of the categories of the Chinese Government Scholarship that attracts the interest of many international students.
Funding coverage
Funding tiers
Eligibility may differ by tier. Check the applicable degree and requirements.
Partial funding
- Eligible degree
- Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral
- Funding
- In this article, join studyinchina.net to learn about this scholarship. 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 Chinese Government Marine Scholarship The Chinese Government Marine Scholarship was jointly established by China’s ocean administration and Ministry of Education to support outstanding students from developing countries in the South China Sea, Pacific and Indian Ocean regions, Africa and the Americas in studying and researching marine-related fields in China. The scholarship supports master’s and doctoral degree programs, promotes international marine cooperation and exchanges between countries, and advances harmonious regional marine development. The China Scholarship Council (CSC) is responsible for receiving and administering scholarship students. Scholarship type Chinese Government Scholarship Eligible Applicants The Chinese Government Marine Scholarship supports the following degree programs: Master’s Degree Doctoral Degree Scholarship Structure Master’s Degree Programs Tuition waived Accommodation provided or an off-campus accommodation subsidy of RMB 700 per month Health insurance provided Monthly living allowance of RMB 3,000 Scholarship duration: two to three years Doctoral Degree Programs Tuition waived Accommodation provided or an off-campus accommodation subsidy of RMB 1,000 per month Health insurance provided Monthly living allowance of RMB 3,500 Scholarship duration: four years Note: scholarship recipients must undergo annual assessment to determine whether their scholarship will continue. Application Deadline and Enrollment Applications for the Chinese Government Marine Scholarship are usually accepted from December 1 to mid-December. Specific deadlines may vary according to each university’s admissions plan. Scholarship recipients enroll in September. Eligibility for the Chinese Government Marine Scholarship Basic Requirements Non-Chinese citizens from developing countries in the South China Sea, Indian Ocean and Pacific regions, Africa and the Americas; Good physical and mental health; Applicants should apply for marine-related majors; priority is given to those with work experience in the marine sector. Age and Educational Qualification Requirements Master’s applicants must have undergraduate-level education or higher and be no older than 40; Doctoral applicants must hold a master’s degree and be no older than 45. Language requirements Applicants must provide language results meeting the requirements for the instruction language. Chinese: HSK Level 5 certificate English: IELTS or TOEFL Depending on the university’s rules, some applicants with a certain level of Chinese proficiency who have not yet met the requirement may apply for preparatory Chinese courses. After completing the course, students must pass the examination before proceeding to their major studies. Application materials Passport; Passport photograph; Graduation certificate (applicants who have not yet graduated may provide provisional proof of graduation); Transcripts / academic results; Language certificate; Study and research plan for China (written in Chinese or English); Two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors (written in Chinese or English); Foreigner physical examination report (valid for six months); Criminal record check certificate (valid for six months); Other materials required by the university applied to; Supplementary materials (if any). Note: documents in languages other than English or Chinese must be accompanied by notarized Chinese or English translations. Application Procedure Step 1: Eligible applicants should log in to the CSC Study in China Information Management System (http://studyinchina.csc.edu.cn), create an account, complete their registration details and save the Chinese Government Scholarship Application Form automatically generated by the system. Step 2: Apply to the chosen university as instructed. The university may or may not require applicants to send paper materials by post. Step 3: Track the application status and attend an interview if required. Step 4: Receive the scholarship result. 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- Tier requirements
- Meets the visa, health and academic requirements for study in China
Requirements & documents
Application dates & process
Application Deadline: 12/2 Review Cycle: As specified in each host university’s admissions brochure
Universities & programs
Universities
About the university
Zhejiang University, abbreviated as ZJU, is located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. It is a national key university directly under the central government, administered by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and jointly established with the People's Government of Zhejiang Province. It is a member of the national "Double First-Class" initiative, "Project 211," and "Project 985." It has been selected for the Everest Plan, the Outstanding Talent Plan, the 101 Plan, the Strengthening Basic Disciplines Plan, the 2011 Plan, the Excellence in Engineering Education Training Plan, the Excellence in Medical Education Training Plan, the Excellence in Legal Education Training Plan, the Excellence in Agriculture and Forestry Education Training Plan, and is among the first batch of demonstration universities for deepening innovation and entrepreneurship education reform. It is a member of the C9 League, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities, the International Alliance for Engineering Education under the Belt and Road Initiative, the China University Planetary Science Alliance, and the Medical "Double First-Class" Construction Alliance. Its predecessor was Qiushi Academy, founded in 1897, which closed in 1914. In 1928, National Zhejiang University was established on the original site of Qiushi Academy. In 1937, the university moved westward to Zunyi and Meitan for operation. In the autumn of 1946, it moved back to Hangzhou. In 1952, some departments were transferred to the Chinese Academy of Sciences and other universities, while the main body was reorganized into several institutions in Hangzhou, which later developed into the original Zhejiang University, Hangzhou University, Zhejiang Agricultural University, and Zhejiang Medical University. In 1998, these four universities merged to form the new Zhejiang University. As of December 2025, the university has 7 campuses, covering an area of 7,392,273 square meters, with a building area of 4,701,128 square meters and a collection of 8.22 million books. It comprises 7 faculties, 41 professional colleges (departments), and offers 103 undergraduate programs. It has 59 postdoctoral research stations, 62 first-level doctoral degree authorization points, 18 professional doctoral degree authorization categories, 62 first-level master's degree authorization points, and 35 professional master's degree authorization categories. There are 70,918 full-time students and 9,787 faculty and staff members. In March 1911, Zhejiang Secondary Industrial School officially opened, located at Baoguo Temple (formerly the Copper Yuan Bureau) in Yangguan Lane, Puchang Lane. In October of the same year, it was temporarily closed due to war. In 1845, the American Presbyterian Mission (a foreign missionary organization of the American Christian church) founded Chongxin Yishu (Chongxin Charity School) in Ningbo, Zhejiang, under the leadership of medical doctor and missionary D.B. McCartee. In the autumn of 1867, Chongxin Yishu moved from Ningbo to Pishi Lane in Hangzhou (and two years later to Da Ta'er Lane), and was renamed Hangzhou Yuying Yishu (Presbyterian Boys' School). In February 1911, 117 students of Yuying College moved from the old campus on Da Ta'er Lane to the new campus, and the school was renamed Zhijiang Academy. In 1914, the Northern and Southern Presbyterian Missions and the university board unanimously passed a resolution to upgrade Zhijiang Academy to a university, officially naming it Zhijiang University.
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- Verification
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- Verified on
- 2026-09-21
- Last updated
- 2026-09-24
- Source link
- studyinchina.net ↗
- Source notes
- Compiled from public StudyInChina information (source ID: df53e55f-55a7-42a2-b1e5-db4d52cf8c39)
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