Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology

Non-Chinese citizen; strong academic record and appropriate degree/age: Bachelor below 25, Master below 35, PhD below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0 or average at least 70/100.

Meet the academic and language admission requirements for the selected programme.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Register in NUIST’s application system and select “NUIST Excellent Freshmen Scholarship”.

Upload the academic, language and financial documents; pay the application fee when the university instructs.

NUIST evaluates applications and notifies selected candidates; register.

Award selection is competitive. A tuition waiver is not an unconditional admission offer.

Changing the subject or study duration normally forfeits the award; extensions are at the student’s own expense.

Failure to register on time means the scholarship is not reserved.

Non-Chinese citizen; strong academic record and appropriate degree/age: Bachelor below 25, Master below 35, PhD below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0 or average at least 70/100.

Meet the academic and language admission requirements for the selected programme.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Register in NUIST’s application system and select “NUIST Excellent Freshmen Scholarship”.

Upload the academic, language and financial documents; pay the application fee when the university instructs.

NUIST evaluates applications and notifies selected candidates; register.

Award selection is competitive. A tuition waiver is not an unconditional admission offer.

Changing the subject or study duration normally forfeits the award; extensions are at the student’s own expense.

Failure to register on time means the scholarship is not reserved.

Non-Chinese citizen; strong academic record and appropriate degree/age: Bachelor below 25, Master below 35, PhD below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0 or average at least 70/100.

Meet the academic and language admission requirements for the selected programme.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Register in NUIST’s application system and select “NUIST Excellent Freshmen Scholarship”.

Upload the academic, language and financial documents; pay the application fee when the university instructs.

NUIST evaluates applications and notifies selected candidates; register.

Award selection is competitive. A tuition waiver is not an unconditional admission offer.

Changing the subject or study duration normally forfeits the award; extensions are at the student’s own expense.

Failure to register on time means the scholarship is not reserved.

Non-Chinese citizen; strong academic record and appropriate degree/age: Bachelor below 25, Master below 35, PhD below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0 or average at least 70/100.

Meet the academic and language admission requirements for the selected programme.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Register in NUIST’s application system and select “NUIST Excellent Freshmen Scholarship”.

Upload the academic, language and financial documents; pay the application fee when the university instructs.

NUIST evaluates applications and notifies selected candidates; register.

Award selection is competitive. A tuition waiver is not an unconditional admission offer.

Changing the subject or study duration normally forfeits the award; extensions are at the student’s own expense.

Failure to register on time means the scholarship is not reserved.

Non-Chinese citizen; strong academic record and appropriate degree/age: Bachelor below 25, Master below 35, PhD below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0 or average at least 70/100.

Meet the academic and language admission requirements for the selected programme.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Register in NUIST’s application system and select “NUIST Excellent Freshmen Scholarship”.

Upload the academic, language and financial documents; pay the application fee when the university instructs.

NUIST evaluates applications and notifies selected candidates; register.

Award selection is competitive. A tuition waiver is not an unconditional admission offer.

Changing the subject or study duration normally forfeits the award; extensions are at the student’s own expense.

Failure to register on time means the scholarship is not reserved.

Non-Chinese citizen; strong academic record and appropriate degree/age: Bachelor below 25, Master below 35, PhD below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0 or average at least 70/100.

Meet the academic and language admission requirements for the selected programme.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Register in NUIST’s application system and select “NUIST Excellent Freshmen Scholarship”.

Upload the academic, language and financial documents; pay the application fee when the university instructs.

NUIST evaluates applications and notifies selected candidates; register.

Award selection is competitive. A tuition waiver is not an unconditional admission offer.

Changing the subject or study duration normally forfeits the award; extensions are at the student’s own expense.

Failure to register on time means the scholarship is not reserved.

Non-Chinese citizen in good physical and mental health.

Master applicants: academically strong bachelor’s degree holder below 35; PhD applicants: master’s degree holder below 40.

Chinese-taught postgraduate route: HSK Level 5; English-taught route for non-native speakers: TOEFL iBT 80+ or IELTS 6.0+.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

CSC application form and passport photo page.

Notarised degree certificate or official current-student proof and sealed academic transcripts through the latest semester.

Valid HSK 5 or TOEFL/IELTS result as required.

Research proposal of more than 1,000 words/characters in Chinese or English; doctoral proposal signed by the NUIST supervisor.

Two recommendations from professors or associate professors.

Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance form.

Complete physical examination form valid for six months and recent non-criminal record; supporting papers/awards if available.

Apply to NUIST under the Chinese Government Scholarship route.

Attend the university’s academic interview and, if selected, receive a pre-admission notice.

Complete the CSC application with the pre-admission notice: categoryB, agency 10300.

NUIST nominates candidates; CSC makes the final scholarship decision.

The award cannot be combined with another freshman scholarship.

The host university, major and study duration cannot be changed; register on time.

Apply through the dispatching authority or Chinese embassy for the applicant’s country; available categories and quota depend on that country’s bilateral notice.

Meet the relevant CSC and NUIST academic, health, age and language requirements.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Passport, recent photograph, notarised highest qualification and academic transcripts.

Language qualification for the chosen route and study plan or research proposal.

Medical examination form, bank statement and non-criminal record.

Bachelor applicants: CSCA certificate. Postgraduate applicants: two professor/associate-professor recommendations. Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance letter.

Check the country-specific bilateral call and submit through its dispatching authority.

Request the required NUIST pre-admission documents where applicable.

Complete the CSC category/agency details specified by the dispatching authority; await the final award.

The brochure describes full scholarship values; confirm whether the country-specific award is full or partial before estimating a reduction.

Published eligible citizenships: Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Ghana, Morocco, Ethiopia and Tanzania. Bangladesh is not on this published list.

Master below 35 with bachelor’s degree; PhD below 40 with master’s degree; strong academic record.

English route: TOEFL 80+ or IELTS 6.0+ for non-native speakers; meet NUIST’s academic requirements.

Do not hold another Chinese government, local-government or institutional freshman scholarship at the same time.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

CSC application form and passport photo page.

Notarised degree certificate or official current-student proof and sealed academic transcripts through the latest semester.

Valid HSK 5 or TOEFL/IELTS result as required.

Research proposal of more than 1,000 words/characters in Chinese or English; doctoral proposal signed by the NUIST supervisor.

Two recommendations from professors or associate professors.

Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance form.

Complete physical examination form valid for six months and recent non-criminal record; supporting papers/awards if available.

Submit a Chinese Government Scholarship application to NUIST.

Selected candidates obtain a pre-admission notice and submit it in the CSC system under categoryB, agency 10300.

NUIST nominates; CSC assesses and confirms final recipients.

This restricted country list must not be presented as a general scholarship route for Bangladeshi applicants.

Must already be a registered degree student at NUIST.

Selection depends on the university or government’s current merit-award notice; a new-applicant tuition reduction must not be assumed.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Academic performance and conduct records, application form and any evidence requested by the applicable award call.

Follow NUIST’s registered-student award announcement.

Apply with the required performance and conduct evidence.

Award value and detailed scoring/renewal rules are not stated in the supplied brochure; confirm them from the current call.

Must already be a registered degree student at NUIST.

Selection depends on the university or government’s current merit-award notice; a new-applicant tuition reduction must not be assumed.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

Academic performance and conduct records, application form and any evidence requested by the applicable award call.

Follow NUIST’s registered-student award announcement.

Apply with the required performance and conduct evidence.

Award value and detailed scoring/renewal rules are not stated in the supplied brochure; confirm them from the current call.

For registered self-supporting degree students under the published Longshan B-class scheme.

Assessment covers conduct and compliance, examination results, class attendance and learning attitude, and participation in university activities.

Review is normally conducted in May or June; the current award call and university approval determine the result.

Longshan Category B application form, academic transcripts, teacher/supervisor comments and dormitory-performance comments.

Request the Longshan B-class form from the College of International Education and submit it.

The college gathers school, academic and dormitory evaluations; the university approves the review outcome.

The official B-class review rules do not state a fixed monetary award. Do not assume a tuition deduction.

Non-Chinese citizen, no criminal record, good physical/mental health and academic/behavioural standing, with an interest in Chinese language education.

Age 16–35; serving teachers may be up to 45, Bachelor applicants normally below 25.

Bachelor in Chinese Language and Literature: high-school diploma, HSK 4 at 210+, HSKK Intermediate 60+.

Degree students undergo the scholarship’s annual assessment.

Eligibility can be revoked after failed pre-enrolment medical examination, early withdrawal, unauthorised late registration or suspension.

Passport, valid HSK/HSKK reports (two-year validity), recommending-institution letter, highest diploma and transcript.

Master applicants: two associate-professor-or-higher recommendations; Bachelor/Master: study plan or research proposal.

Serving teachers: employment proof and employer recommendation; applicants below 18: certified guardian designation in China.

Complete medical examination form valid for six months.

Apply through the CLEC scholarship system with an authorised recommending institution and NUIST as host.

Submit the programme-specific documents.

CLEC evaluates applications; successful applicants complete the host’s enrolment and registration procedures.

Teaching-employment evidence can give priority for the degree route.

Non-Chinese citizen, no criminal record, good physical/mental health and academic/behavioural standing, with an interest in Chinese language education.

Age 16–35; serving teachers may be up to 45, Bachelor applicants normally below 25.

Master in International Chinese Language Education: bachelor’s degree, HSK 5 at 210+, HSKK Intermediate 60+.

Degree students undergo the scholarship’s annual assessment.

Eligibility can be revoked after failed pre-enrolment medical examination, early withdrawal, unauthorised late registration or suspension.

Passport, valid HSK/HSKK reports (two-year validity), recommending-institution letter, highest diploma and transcript.

Master applicants: two associate-professor-or-higher recommendations; Bachelor/Master: study plan or research proposal.

Serving teachers: employment proof and employer recommendation; applicants below 18: certified guardian designation in China.

Complete medical examination form valid for six months.

Apply through the CLEC scholarship system with an authorised recommending institution and NUIST as host.

Submit the programme-specific documents.

CLEC evaluates applications; successful applicants complete the host’s enrolment and registration procedures.

Teaching-employment evidence can give priority for the degree route.

Non-Chinese citizen, no criminal record, good physical/mental health and academic/behavioural standing, with an interest in Chinese language education.

Age 16–35; serving teachers may be up to 45, Bachelor applicants normally below 25.

One-year and semester courses have track-specific HSK/HSKK requirements shown with the programme. Generally no similar scholarship in the previous three years.

Degree students undergo the scholarship’s annual assessment.

Eligibility can be revoked after failed pre-enrolment medical examination, early withdrawal, unauthorised late registration or suspension.

Passport, valid HSK/HSKK reports (two-year validity), recommending-institution letter, highest diploma and transcript.

Master applicants: two associate-professor-or-higher recommendations; Bachelor/Master: study plan or research proposal.

Serving teachers: employment proof and employer recommendation; applicants below 18: certified guardian designation in China.

Complete medical examination form valid for six months.

Apply through the CLEC scholarship system with an authorised recommending institution and NUIST as host.

Submit the programme-specific documents.

CLEC evaluates applications; successful applicants complete the host’s enrolment and registration procedures.

Teaching-employment evidence can give priority for the degree route.

Non-Chinese citizen in good health; CGPA 3.0/4.0 or above.

Bachelor’s degree below 35 for Master; master’s degree below 40 for PhD.

Nomination by the country’s Permanent Representative with WMO and acceptance in an eligible meteorology-related programme.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

CSC application form and passport photo page.

Notarised degree certificate or official current-student proof and sealed academic transcripts through the latest semester.

Valid HSK 5 or TOEFL/IELTS result as required.

Research proposal of more than 1,000 words/characters in Chinese or English; doctoral proposal signed by the NUIST supervisor.

Two recommendations from professors or associate professors.

Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance form.

Complete physical examination form valid for six months and recent non-criminal record; supporting papers/awards if available.

WMO Fellowship Nomination Form and university pre-admission letter.

Submit the CSC application under categoryA, agency 00002.

Obtain nomination from the country’s WMO Permanent Representative.

Apply to NUIST for pre-admission, including the WMO nomination form.

Send the nomination form, CSC application and pre-admission letter to the WMO Secretariat.

This CSC-WMO award differs from the NUIST-WMO Fellowships Education Programme.

Non-Chinese citizen in good health; CGPA 3.0/4.0 or above.

Bachelor’s degree below 35 for Master; master’s degree below 40 for PhD.

Nomination by the country’s Permanent Representative with WMO and acceptance in an eligible meteorology-related programme.

Continued support depends on passing the university’s annual scholarship review.

CSC application form and passport photo page.

Notarised degree certificate or official current-student proof and sealed academic transcripts through the latest semester.

Valid HSK 5 or TOEFL/IELTS result as required.

Research proposal of more than 1,000 words/characters in Chinese or English; doctoral proposal signed by the NUIST supervisor.

Two recommendations from professors or associate professors.

Doctoral applicants: NUIST supervisor acceptance form.

Complete physical examination form valid for six months and recent non-criminal record; supporting papers/awards if available.

WMO Fellowship Nomination Form and university pre-admission letter.

Submit the CSC application under categoryA, agency 00002.

Obtain nomination from the country’s WMO Permanent Representative.

Apply to NUIST for pre-admission, including the WMO nomination form.

Send the nomination form, CSC application and pre-admission letter to the WMO Secretariat.

This CSC-WMO award differs from the NUIST-WMO Fellowships Education Programme.

Non-Chinese citizen from a developing country, with relevant public-sector, professional or academic experience.

Bachelor’s degree in atmospheric science with CGPA at least 2.8/4.0, at least two years of relevant work experience and below age 45.

Government division-level-or-higher officials, senior institution/enterprise managers or leading academic professionals. English-medium bachelor’s evidence or TOEFL 80+/IELTS 6.0+ is required for non-native English speakers.

Approval and recommendation through the home-country dispatching authority or the Chinese embassy’s economic and commercial office are required.

Applicants already in China or admitted with a Chinese Government Scholarship cannot apply under the published scheme.

Full support continues only after a satisfactory annual performance review.

Funding covers the designated study period; extensions are not funded.

Notarised bachelor’s degree, official transcripts and a study plan of at least 1,000 words.

Two recommendations: one from the employer/superior and one from an academic professor.

English proficiency certificate or accepted English-medium-education evidence.

Ordinary passport (diplomatic/service passports are not accepted), medical examination issued within one month before application, non-criminal record and relevant work/academic evidence.

Home-country dispatching-authority recommendation and the application forms required by MOFCOM and NUIST.

Obtain dispatching-authority approval and recommendation.

Apply to NUIST and select “MOFCOM Scholarship”.

Submit the required scanned and paper application materials through the dispatching authority or authorised embassy economic and commercial office.

Follow the final MOFCOM/NUIST admission and registration decision.

A professional development scholarship with restricted applicant criteria; it is not an automatic benefit for every Meteorology applicant.

Non-Chinese citizen from a developing country; a government division-level-or-higher official, senior manager or leading academic professional.

Bachelor’s degree in computer science or electronic information, CGPA at least 2.8/4.0, at least three years of relevant work experience and below age 45.

English-medium bachelor’s education evidence or TOEFL 80+/IELTS 6.0+; meet the notice’s health requirements.

Home-country dispatching-authority recommendation is required. Applicants already in China or admitted with a Chinese Government Scholarship cannot apply.

Full support continues only after a satisfactory annual performance review.

Funding covers the designated study period; extensions are not funded.

Notarised bachelor’s degree, official transcripts and a study plan of at least 1,000 words.

Two recommendations: one from the employer/superior and one from an academic professor.

English proficiency certificate or accepted English-medium-education evidence.

Ordinary passport (diplomatic/service passports are not accepted), medical examination issued within one month before application, non-criminal record and professional/academic evidence.

Home-country dispatching-authority recommendation and the application forms required by MOFCOM and NUIST.

Obtain dispatching-authority approval and recommendation.

Apply to NUIST and select “MOFCOM Scholarship”.

Submit the required scanned and paper application materials through the dispatching authority or authorised embassy economic and commercial office.

Follow the final MOFCOM/NUIST admission and registration decision.

A professional development scholarship with restricted applicant criteria; it is not an automatic benefit for every Meteorology applicant.

Non-Chinese citizen in good physical and mental health from the programme’s developing-country candidate group.

Master applicants: bachelor’s degree and below 35; PhD applicants: master’s degree and below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0, good academic attitude and ability to meet NUIST’s admission requirements.

English test result for non-English-speaking applicants: TOEFL 80+ or IELTS 6.0+.

Nomination by the country’s Permanent Representative with WMO is required; each recipient may hold only one scholarship.

Annual scholarship review is required.

Recipients may not change their approved field or study duration; late registration can forfeit the scholarship.

Passport photo page, notarised highest degree and full academic transcripts.

Valid English test result; English research proposal of more than 1,000 words; two recommendations from professors or associate professors.

Complete physical examination form valid for six months and non-criminal record usually issued within six months.

WMO Fellowship Nomination Form and NUIST pre-admission letter; academic achievements or supervisor acceptance where applicable.

Obtain nomination from the country’s Permanent Representative with WMO.

Apply to NUIST for pre-admission, select “NUIST-WMO Scholarship”, and upload the nomination form and other documents.

Submit the nomination form and NUIST pre-admission letter to the WMO Secretariat.

WMO screens eligibility; NUIST decides placement and sends admission documents through WMO.

This university/WMO fellowship pays CNY 2,000/month; it is separate from the CSC-WMO scheme.

Non-Chinese citizen in good physical and mental health from the programme’s developing-country candidate group.

Master applicants: bachelor’s degree and below 35; PhD applicants: master’s degree and below 40.

CGPA at least 3.0/4.0, good academic attitude and ability to meet NUIST’s admission requirements.

English test result for non-English-speaking applicants: TOEFL 80+ or IELTS 6.0+.

Nomination by the country’s Permanent Representative with WMO is required; each recipient may hold only one scholarship.

Annual scholarship review is required.

Recipients may not change their approved field or study duration; late registration can forfeit the scholarship.

Passport photo page, notarised highest degree and full academic transcripts.

Valid English test result; English research proposal of more than 1,000 words; two recommendations from professors or associate professors.

Complete physical examination form valid for six months and non-criminal record usually issued within six months.

WMO Fellowship Nomination Form and NUIST pre-admission letter; academic achievements or supervisor acceptance where applicable.

Obtain nomination from the country’s Permanent Representative with WMO.

Apply to NUIST for pre-admission, select “NUIST-WMO Scholarship”, and upload the nomination form and other documents.

Submit the nomination form and NUIST pre-admission letter to the WMO Secretariat.

WMO screens eligibility; NUIST decides placement and sends admission documents through WMO.

This university/WMO fellowship pays CNY 2,000/month; it is separate from the CSC-WMO scheme.