Being A Student In China With One Move

Higher education in China is institutions classified according to the courses they offer. The study system in China is quite elitist and access to universities is becoming increasingly selective.

The higher education system in China takes the following form:

• Benke : bac + 4 which is equivalent to a license from the Moroccan education system;
• Shuoshi : bac + 5 to bac + 7, which corresponds to the Master;
• Boshi : bac + 8 to bac + 10, which corresponds to the doctoral cycle.

No matter which major you study at a foreign university, finance will always be an important factor. It’s highly recommended that you understand the costs of studying abroad, which generally include tuition fees, accommodation, travel, living expenses and so on. Now there are 5 kinds of ISSP scholarships available to international students, which are:

• Type A

Free Tuition & Accommodation Fee with Stipend in Entire Duration.

Type A scholarships are mostly sponsored by the Chinese government, which have the highest requirements and take much longer to get the result as well.

• Type B

Free Tuition & Accommodation Fee in Entire Duration Without Stipend

• Type C

Free tuition Fee in Entire Duration

 Type B and Type C scholarships are usually sponsored by local government and schools, which are more likely to offer scholarships for those students who have outstanding academic scores.

• Type D

Partial Scholarship in Entire Duration

• Type E

Free Tuition Fee in 1st Year

Type D and Type E scholarships are usually sponsored by enterprises. A lot of universities who joined ISSP Scholarship Program created by ScholarshipChina offer Type D and Type E scholarships, which tend to be easier to obtain.