INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION · DESTINATION GUIDE
China
Explore international programmes in China, including Suzhou, Ningbo and Hangzhou. Compare teaching language, academic entry requirements and support before selecting a programme.
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AT A GLANCE
China’s education connections
Education Ministry review published January 2026.
International summer-school participants
2025 reviewCountries with education cooperation
September 2025Source & context
These measures describe education reach and exchange, not a current degree-enrolment total. Verify programme language, fees and entry requirements with the university.
Ministry of Education · ChinaChecked: 29 September 2026. Reporting periods may differ.
UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY
Universities and programme options
Compare programmes, teaching languages, international offices and student support around your academic goals.
Profiles are informational and do not imply an official partnership. Confirm current programmes and admission requirements with each university.
THE DETAILS BEHIND YOUR PLAN
Study and application requirements
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Find the right study route
Compare Chinese universities with international joint institutions. XJTLU in Suzhou teaches its degree programmes in English and offers undergraduate degrees from XJTLU and the University of Liverpool. Check the chosen degree, campus and recognition requirements in the country where you plan to work.
Language and entry requirements
Requirements are programme-specific. Zhejiang’s 2026 undergraduate guide requires Chinese-language evidence for Chinese-taught routes, English evidence for English-taught routes, and a valid CSCA report for 2026/27 entry. Prepare school records, passport and certified translations; check the next intake’s subject and test rules before booking exams.
Plan your intake
For most XJTLU undergraduate programmes, the published deadline for September 2027 entry is 31 May 2027; Year Three transfer applications close on 30 April. Other institutions set their own calendars. Allow time for translations, language results, scholarship assessment and visa processing.
Build a realistic budget
Published rates checked in September 2026: XJTLU international undergraduate tuition is RMB 99,000 per academic year. Its Taicang accommodation lists a twin-room bed at RMB 6,000 per academic year, subject to availability. Add food, utilities, deposits, insurance and travel; these are institution-specific examples, not China-wide prices.
Explore scholarship opportunities
XJTLU’s competitive entry scholarship can cover up to 50% of annual tuition, with renewal linked to performance. Published rounds run from 30 November 2026 to 30 April 2027. Government and university scholarships have separate eligibility rules; confirm what each award covers before making financial commitments.
Prepare your visa and arrival
China’s August 2026 guidance distinguishes X1 study visas for stays over 180 days from X2 visas for shorter study. X1 holders must apply for residence permission within 30 days of entry. Follow your consulate’s document list and secure accommodation through the university before travel.
Work experience and next steps
Off-campus part-time work or internships require university approval and the relevant endorsement on a student residence permit. Student status alone is not permission to work. After graduation, check the appropriate employment or other residence route with the authorities; do not budget on guaranteed local earnings.
Your questions, answered
Can I study without already speaking Chinese?
English-taught routes are available, including XJTLU degrees. Check accepted English tests and any programme-specific requirements. Learning some Mandarin can still help with daily life and local opportunities.
Are scholarships automatic with an offer?
No. XJTLU entry scholarships are competitive and require applicants to indicate interest and submit sufficient documents by the relevant round. An admission offer and a scholarship decision are separate.
Sources checked 29 September 2026. Confirm current conditions with the chosen institution and competent authority before applying or proceeding.
WITH GLOBALISTIHDAM
Why choose Globalistihdam?
Study guidance that connects your academic goals with the details behind each option.
Your goals before the shortlist
We start with your subject, study level, language and destination preferences, so your enquiry reflects the education you actually want.
Options you can check
University profiles link to official resources. We make programme, language and progression conditions part of the conversation, including selected Final–Hull pathways.
An organised application journey
Your country and university preferences carry into the enquiry. Students and university representatives use separate application routes with saved enquiry records; no account is required.
HOW WE WORK
Application and assessment process
A clear process organised around your goals and requirements.
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Define your goal
Share your subject, level, destination and intended intake.
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Review your options
Consider programmes, entry requirements, budget and preparation.
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Prepare the enquiry
Clarify the requested information and document requirements.
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Follow the progress
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LET’S BEGIN TOGETHER
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