Why Study in China

China’s universities offer you a world-class education. Many Chinese universities are ranked among the world’s top institutions. As the reputation and international presence of Chinese universities continue to grow, a degree from China will add increasing prestige to your CV, as well as facilitate career opportunities in China. It has a dynamic and robust economy. If you choose to study in China, you will experience firsthand the economic rise of this world power and have the opportunity to establish a strong network of contacts.

Cost of Living

Beijing is one of the most expensive cities, and you will need between 700 and 1,000 USD/month to cover your expenses. Shanghai and Shenzhen are the second most expensive cities, as you would spend between 800 and 1,200 USD/month. In all the other Chinese cities, you could fairly manage with just 450–700 USD/month. This sum can also include accommodation if you live in a residence hall.

Cost of Studying

The average tuition fees in public universities range between 3,300 and 10,000 USD/year. Fees for an English-taught degree are between 2,200 and 4,500 USD/year. Programs in medicine, engineering, and business range between 24,000 and 50,000 USD/year.

Our Partners in China

We collaborate with a wide network of reputable universities, colleges, and educational organizations across China. Our trusted connections allow us to guide you toward the programs and institutions that best match your academic goals and career aspirations.

Student Visa

To apply for a visa to study in this country, you need to provide a few legal documents such as the registrar documents, academic documents, and financial documents. However, the required documents may vary depending on the case.

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