NJUPT CSC Scholarship 2027: Master and PhD Funding, Deadline and Steps
NJUPT in Nanjing has published its 2027 CSC postgraduate brochure. See programmes, language scores, the CNY 800 fee, documents and the reported 28 February 2027 deadline.
Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (南京邮电大学), or NJUPT, has published its 2027 brochure for the Chinese Government Scholarship postgraduate programme. It offers English-taught Master degrees in information-technology and business fields, and PhD places in English and Chinese. The reported deadline is 28 February 2027.
What the scholarship covers
- Tuition fees.
- Accommodation.
- Living expenses; the notice summary does not state a monthly amount, so confirm it in the official brochure.
- Comprehensive medical insurance.
- Not covered: international travel. A non-refundable application fee of CNY 800 is paid through the NJUPT application system.
Who can apply
- You must not be a Chinese citizen, and you need good physical and mental health.
- Master applicants: a bachelor's degree or equivalent, excellent academic results and generally 35 or under.
- PhD applicants: a master's degree or equivalent, excellent academic results and generally 40 or under. The English notice words this as under 35 and under 40, so applicants close to the limits should ask NJUPT.
- Master programmes (two years, English-taught): Electronic Information, Computer Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Business Administration.
- PhD programmes: Information and Communication Engineering in English or Chinese, plus Chinese-taught fields such as Electronic Science and Technology, Cyberspace Security, Control Science, Optical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics and Management Science and Engineering.
- Language proof: HSK 5 or above for Chinese-taught study; IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80 or Duolingo 120 for English-taught study.
Documents you need
- CSC application form, in Chinese or English.
- Passport information page, valid beyond November 2027.
- Notarised highest diploma, or an expected-graduation certificate or proof of student status if you are still studying.
- Complete transcripts from undergraduate study onward, stamped by your university.
- Language certificate: HSK, IELTS, TOEFL or Duolingo.
- Publications and research achievements, or your graduation thesis if you have none.
- Study plan of more than 3,000 words or characters; PhD plans need the Chinese supervisor's signature.
- Two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors, dated within the past year.
- English Foreigner Physical Examination Form completed within six months before you apply.
- Non-criminal record certificate, normally issued within six months before submission.
- PhD only: the supervisor's provisional acceptance letter.
How to apply, step by step
- Read the 2027 brochure on the NJUPT overseas education site and pick your programme.
- For a PhD, contact a supervisor from the university's supervisor directory and obtain a provisional acceptance letter.
- Apply in both the CSC portal and the NJUPT International Student Service System, selecting Type B, agency number 10293 and the Chinese Government Scholarship.
- Pay the CNY 800 application fee through the NJUPT system.
- Attend the academic interview, scheduled for March 2027.
- NJUPT recommends candidates to the China Scholarship Council, which carries out qualification and academic assessment.
- The council notifies NJUPT, and NJUPT informs applicants. A pre-admission letter is not a final award.
Important dates
| Step | Date |
|---|---|
| Brochure published | 22 October 2026 |
| Application deadline | 28 February 2027 (reported; confirm officially) |
| Academic interviews | March 2027 |
| Results | After CSC assessment; date not stated |
Tips for Bangladeshi applicants
- If you want a PhD place, start emailing potential supervisors now. A provisional acceptance letter is required, and replies take time.
- The study plan must be long (over 3,000 words), so begin drafting soon and have a lecturer review it.
- For English-taught programmes, a Duolingo score is accepted, which may help if IELTS slots are scarce in Dhaka. Check the brochure for the exact minimum.
- Request the transcripts and degree notarisation from your Bangladeshi university early; stamping and notarisation often take longer than expected.
- See also our CSC scholarship guide and the options for studying in China without IELTS.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Master programme taught in English?
The listed Master programmes are reported as English-taught. Some PhD fields are Chinese-taught, so check your field.
Is there an application fee?
The reported fee is CNY 800, non-refundable, paid through the NJUPT application system.
Does a pre-admission letter mean I have the scholarship?
No. It only means the university may recommend you. The China Scholarship Council makes the final decision.
Can I change my major or university after arriving?
The notice says scholarship holders cannot change university, major or study duration after arrival.
Compiled by EduExpress on 7 November 2026 from the university's published 2027 call. We could not yet confirm every figure on the official notice, so treat dates and amounts as a guide and confirm them with the university, using the official source below, before you apply.
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