Study in China

Planning to study in Chinese universities?

The number of international students heading to study in China is on a rapid rise as the country has been heavily investing in education over the last few years. They have also forged numerous partnerships with well-renowned and reputed universities of the UK and U.S. Further, tuition fees are affordable and the cost of living is significantly lower as compared to many countries worldwide. This has enabled China to reflect itself as a major study-hub, facilitating the inflow of a large number of international students, approximately 608,400 as per 2017 census majoring in a range of subjects from Engineering, Computer Science, Medicine, International Business, MBA to Chinese language, Calligraphy, and Martial Arts.

China at a Glance

China, located in East Asia, is a unified multi-ethnic country with Han Chinese as the main natives. China covers a total land area of 9.6 million square km, being the third-largest country in the world. It supports 21% of the world’s population and has 9% of the world’s cultivable land. Most regions are cold and dry in winter and have a warm and rainy in summer. Mandarin is the official language of China. Popular cities in China include Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin.

It also boasts the most wildlife in the world and some of them are native to China and unique to the world such as the giant panda, snub-nosed golden monkey, and the Chinese Alligator. The glorious ancient architecture, the splendid landscapes, and the hospitable Chinese people have always fascinated visitors for decades.

Why Study in China?

China’s growing economy over the past three decades has attracted numerous Fortune 500 companies. They have entered the booming regional market and established their Asia-Pacific headquarters consequently increasing the number of career opportunities for international students after the completion of their studies. Visa process is easy, fast and simpler. Experiencing China’s fascinating and historical culture while studying there creates a marvelous work-life balance.

Universities & Courses

Qualifying Exams & Coaching

Cost of Education in China

Tuition fees in Chinese universities are in the range of US$ 2,000–4,000 per academic year depending on the institution and subject. They are almost 5 times cheaper than UK/US universities and hence far more affordable. Also though prices in China are rising, the cost of living is relatively low. On an average, international students spend about US$ 4,000 for accommodation and US$ 2,000 for other living costs (such as food, transportation, etc.) per year.

China Scholarships

Scholarships can be a great help in planning the financial aspects of education overseas, especially if you have a restrictive financial plan to invest in higher studies.

To ensure an upsurge in the number of international students, universities, and colleges all over the world are providing an increased number of international scholarships. From programs and major-specific to general study abroad scholarships, there is something for everyone. Gaining in-depth knowledge will open new possibilities for you and will ease your process to zero in on the right destination.

Role of our Career Advisors

Our career advisors assist you to

• Streamline the process
• Navigate your way to the right university
• Avail the right scholarships as per your eligibility

They also coordinate with the university and assist you with the formalities involved in availing of the granted funding.

China Internships

As a graduate student, internships can prove to be a vital link for a seamless transition from your college campus to a high-paying job. Internships while studying abroad help you gain real-world experience by developing essential skills that employers look for – confidence, communication, professionalism, and work ethics. Being an intern adds significant value to your resume’ and helps you build a professional network, ultimately enhancing the chances of getting your dream job.

Quick Facts

• You can opt for paid or unpaid internships and prepare for a global career while you are pursuing the program, during the vacation, or soon after graduation.
• Internships may be part-time or full-time. They are usually part-time during a university semester and full-time during the summer, winter or Easter holidays.
• Semester internships are available during the spring, summer, fall, and winter semesters.
• The internships abroad usually last an entire semester and some may even last an entire year. The longer duration programs help you to explore the work processes and acquire the technical know-how.
• Some internships are paid while others help you to earn academic credits.
• The duration and stipend vary depending on the university or the organization.