Inquiry on CSC application

Answer:

Got it — you’re talking about the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), which is one of the most popular fully funded scholarships for international students.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to apply, plus the key requirements:

1. Understand the CSC Scholarship Types

The CSC offers funding through three main channels:

1. Chinese Embassy Scholarship (Bilateral Program) – Apply via the Chinese Embassy in your country.
2. University Program – Apply directly to Chinese universities that have CSC slots.
3. Other Programs – Such as EU Program, ASEAN Program, etc. (specific regions).

2. What the CSC Scholarship Covers

• Full tuition.
• Free accommodation (on-campus or housing allowance).

• Monthly stipend:

  • CNY 2,500 (Bachelor’s)
  • CNY 3,000 (Master’s)
  • CNY 3,500 (PhD)
• Medical insurance.

3. Eligibility Requirements

• Non-Chinese citizen in good health.
• Strong academic record (minimum high school for undergrad, bachelor’s for master’s, master’s for PhD).

• Age limits:

  • Under 25 for undergraduate.
  • Under 35 for master’s.
  • Under 40 for PhD.
• English or Chinese language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL for English-taught programs or HSK for Chinese-taught).

4. Documents You Need

1. CSC Application Form (fill in online at CSC Portal).
2. Highest diploma and transcripts (notarized).
3. Study Plan / Research Proposal (at least 800 words).
4. Recommendation letters (two from professors or associate professors).
5. Passport copy (valid at least until the end of the intended program).
6. Language proficiency proof (HSK, IELTS, or TOEFL).
7. Foreigner Physical Examination Form (completed by a licensed doctor).
8. Other supporting documents (publications, awards, etc., if any).

5. How to Apply

Route 1 – Chinese Embassy

1. Check your country’s Chinese Embassy website for CSC announcements.
2. Register on the CSC portal and select Type A (Embassy).
3. Submit an online application and download the form.
4. Submit the form and documents to the embassy before the deadline.

Route 2 – University Program

1. Find universities in China that offer your desired program and are part of CSC.
2. Apply on their university portal and select Type B (University).
3. Complete the CSC online form and submit to the university.

6. Deadlines

• Embassy route: Usually December – March (varies by country).
• University route: Usually January – April (varies by school).

7. Selection Process

• Documents review → University or embassy nomination → CSC final approval.
• Results announced: Typically July – August.
• Classes start in September.

If you want, I can make a full list of Chinese universities offering public health under the CSC program, with links and their 2025 deadlines so you can apply directly without missing out.

Do you want me to prepare that list for you?