Study in China
Study in China
Study in China
Study in China
Study in China
Study in China
We help entrepreneurs, students, and professionals explore global business opportunities, connect with international markets, and understand how to build across borders. From China sourcing to global trade, we help you take your ideas further.
We help entrepreneurs, students, and professionals explore global business opportunities, connect with international markets, and understand how to build across borders. From China sourcing to global trade, we help you take your ideas further.
We help entrepreneurs, students, and professionals explore global business opportunities, connect with international markets, and understand how to build across borders. From China sourcing to global trade, we help you take your ideas further.
Start your study journey
Study in China
£399
Self-funded admission to a Chinese university.
Low-tuition university options
University admission
Admission Letter
JW201/JW202
X1 Student Visa
Accommodation support
Scholarship in China
from £999
Apply for full or partial scholarships at Chinese universities.
Full & partial scholarships
Tuition waiver options
Accommodation funding
Monthly stipend options
Admission Letter
JW201/JW202 & X1 Visa
Why Study in China?
Why Study in China?
Why Study in China?
China is no longer simply a low-cost alternative to studying in the UK or Europe. It is a major destination for international higher education, with more than 380,000 international students from 191 countries and regions studying in China during the 2024–25 academic year. For students looking for affordable international education, strong academic programmes and access to scholarships, China is worth considering.
China is no longer simply a low-cost alternative to studying in the UK or Europe. It is a major destination for international higher education, with more than 380,000 international students from 191 countries and regions studying in China during the 2024–25 academic year. For students looking for affordable international education, strong academic programmes and access to scholarships, China is worth considering.
China is no longer simply a low-cost alternative to studying in the UK or Europe. It is a major destination for international higher education, with more than 380,000 international students from 191 countries and regions studying in China during the 2024–25 academic year. For students looking for affordable international education, strong academic programmes and access to scholarships, China is worth considering.
Affordable Tuition
Affordable Tuition
Affordable Tuition
Tuition fees at Chinese universities can be considerably lower than those at many universities in the UK, US and other major study destinations. Costs vary by university, programme and city, so we help you compare your options before applying.
Tuition fees at Chinese universities can be considerably lower than those at many universities in the UK, US and other major study destinations. Costs vary by university, programme and city, so we help you compare your options before applying.
Tuition fees at Chinese universities can be considerably lower than those at many universities in the UK, US and other major study destinations. Costs vary by university, programme and city, so we help you compare your options before applying.
Scholarships
Scholarships
Scholarships
China has a substantial scholarship system for international students. Chinese Government Scholarships can cover tuition, accommodation, medical insurance and a monthly living stipend, depending on the scholarship and programme. There are also university and provincial scholarships, including funding for undergraduate, master's and PhD students.
China has a substantial scholarship system for international students. Chinese Government Scholarships can cover tuition, accommodation, medical insurance and a monthly living stipend, depending on the scholarship and programme. There are also university and provincial scholarships, including funding for undergraduate, master's and PhD students.
China has a substantial scholarship system for international students. Chinese Government Scholarships can cover tuition, accommodation, medical insurance and a monthly living stipend, depending on the scholarship and programme. There are also university and provincial scholarships, including funding for undergraduate, master's and PhD students.
English-Taught Degrees
English-Taught Degrees
English-Taught Degrees
You don't necessarily need to study in Chinese. Chinese universities offer English-taught programmes across areas including business, computer science, engineering, medicine, economics and other fields.
The exact language requirement depends on the university and programme.
You don't necessarily need to study in Chinese. Chinese universities offer English-taught programmes across areas including business, computer science, engineering, medicine, economics and other fields.
The exact language requirement depends on the university and programme.
You don't necessarily need to study in Chinese. Chinese universities offer English-taught programmes across areas including business, computer science, engineering, medicine, economics and other fields.
The exact language requirement depends on the university and programme.
A Growing Global Study Destination
A Growing Global Study Destination
A Growing Global Study Destination
China has a large and increasingly international higher education sector. Official figures show that international students come from countries across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas, with degree programmes accounting for a significant share of international enrolment.
China has a large and increasingly international higher education sector. Official figures show that international students come from countries across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas, with degree programmes accounting for a significant share of international enrolment.
China has a large and increasingly international higher education sector. Official figures show that international students come from countries across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas, with degree programmes accounting for a significant share of international enrolment.
Study and Build International Experience
Study and Build International Experience
Study and Build International Experience
Studying in China gives you the opportunity to gain an international qualification while experiencing one of the world's largest economies and developing your understanding of Chinese language, culture and business. China's expanding international business presence also makes knowledge of the country and Mandarin potentially valuable beyond your degree.
Studying in China gives you the opportunity to gain an international qualification while experiencing one of the world's largest economies and developing your understanding of Chinese language, culture and business. China's expanding international business presence also makes knowledge of the country and Mandarin potentially valuable beyond your degree.
Studying in China gives you the opportunity to gain an international qualification while experiencing one of the world's largest economies and developing your understanding of Chinese language, culture and business. China's expanding international business presence also makes knowledge of the country and Mandarin potentially valuable beyond your degree.
How it works
How it works
How it works
Step 1
Find the right university
Tell us your qualifications, preferred course, budget and study goals. We'll identify suitable Chinese universities and programmes. We consider factors such as tuition fees, entry requirements, language of instruction, scholarships and programme duration.
Step 2
Choose your admission or scholarship route
You can apply for self-funded admission or explore available university and scholarship opportunities. Scholarship availability varies by university, programme, nationality and academic profile.
Step 4
Admission, JW201/JW202 & visa
Once you receive your admission decision, we'll guide you through the next steps, including the relevant Admission Notice, JW201/JW202 documentation and Chinese student visa process. Students studying in China for more than 180 days generally apply for an X1 visa. After entering China, X1 visa holders must apply for a residence permit within the required timeframe.
Step 1
Find the right university
Tell us your qualifications, preferred course, budget and study goals. We'll identify suitable Chinese universities and programmes. We consider factors such as tuition fees, entry requirements, language of instruction, scholarships and programme duration.
Step 2
Choose your admission or scholarship route
You can apply for self-funded admission or explore available university and scholarship opportunities. Scholarship availability varies by university, programme, nationality and academic profile.
Step 4
Admission, JW201/JW202 & visa
Once you receive your admission decision, we'll guide you through the next steps, including the relevant Admission Notice, JW201/JW202 documentation and Chinese student visa process. Students studying in China for more than 180 days generally apply for an X1 visa. After entering China, X1 visa holders must apply for a residence permit within the required timeframe.
Step 1
Find the right university
Tell us your qualifications, preferred course, budget and study goals. We'll identify suitable Chinese universities and programmes. We consider factors such as tuition fees, entry requirements, language of instruction, scholarships and programme duration.
Step 2
Choose your admission or scholarship route
You can apply for self-funded admission or explore available university and scholarship opportunities. Scholarship availability varies by university, programme, nationality and academic profile.
Step 4
Admission, JW201/JW202 & visa
Once you receive your admission decision, we'll guide you through the next steps, including the relevant Admission Notice, JW201/JW202 documentation and Chinese student visa process. Students studying in China for more than 180 days generally apply for an X1 visa. After entering China, X1 visa holders must apply for a residence permit within the required timeframe.