FAQ
Studying in China
Get a unique experience studying in China — learn Mandarin and immerse yourself in the culture of one of the world’s most dynamic countries!
Do I need to know Chinese to join the program?
For the one‑year Chinese language program, no prior knowledge of Chinese is required. For admission to bachelor’s and master’s programs taught in Chinese, an HSK Level 4 certificate is required.
What study options are available?
Participants can choose the one‑year Chinese language program, a bachelor’s program, or a master’s program at Qufu Normal University.
How long is the program?
The one‑year Chinese language program lasts 1 academic year. The duration of bachelor’s and master’s programs depends on the chosen field of study.
Where does the study take place?
Study takes place at Qufu Normal University in Shandong province. Students may be placed at the Jining or Rizhao campus.
Can I get funding for my studies?
Yes. For one‑year language program participants, there are places that cover tuition and accommodation. Bachelor’s and master’s students may also receive tuition and accommodation waivers for at least the first academic year.
Will funding continue in subsequent years?
For bachelor’s and master’s students, continued funding may depend on academic performance.
Is accommodation included in the program?
For participants who receive full funding, accommodation costs are covered along with tuition.
What expenses does the participant pay for?
Participants pay for flights, Visa application fee, medical insurance, and personal expenses during their stay in China.
How much money do I need for personal expenses?
Preliminary estimates suggest living and daily expenses are about 200 USD per month.
Is help provided with admission?
Yes. Participants receive help with the application and enrollment process, as well as support while staying in China.
Scholarship
After enrollment, you can apply for an additional scholarship. The scholarship may be 800 RMB per month for 10 months, but receiving it is not guaranteed and depends on university quotas.
If the scholarship is awarded, 50% of the total scholarship amount is charged as an additional service fee for its processing and support.
Living expenses
Estimated everyday expenses are about 200 USD per month.
Can I work while studying?
No. Program participants are not allowed to work part-time during their studies.
Additional financial support
After enrollment, participants in the language, bachelor’s, and postgraduate programs can apply for additional financial support.
Under current conditions, the payment may be around 800 RMB per month for 10 months.
Places are limited, so additional funding is not guaranteed. Applying early can increase your chances of receiving it.
If financial support is granted, an additional service fee applies according to the program terms.
