Eligibility and Selection Criteria
The UNESCO/People's Republic of China (Great Wall) Co-sponsored Scholarship Programme 2025/2026 offers exceptional opportunities for international students to pursue advanced studies in China. To be eligible, applicants must meet specific criteria that ensure the selection of the most deserving candidates.
Firstly, applicants must be citizens of a UNESCO Member State other than the People's Republic of China. In addition, they must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent and an outstanding academic record. Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the Chinese language or be willing to learn it during the scholarship period.
In addition to the academic requirements, candidates must also meet age criteria. Applicants for master's programmes must be under 35 at the time of application, while applicants for doctoral programmes must be under 40.
The selection process is highly competitive and based on merit. Candidates are assessed on the basis of their academic records, research proposals, letters of recommendation and interviews. The selection committee looks for candidates with exceptional academic potential, research skills and a strong commitment to the development of their home countries.
Successful candidates will receive a comprehensive scholarship covering tuition fees, accommodation, health insurance and a monthly stipend. The duration of the scholarship varies according to the level of the programme, with master's scholarships awarded for a period of two to three years and doctoral scholarships for a period of three to four years.
The UNESCO/People's Republic of China (Great Wall) Co-sponsored Scholarship Programme offers a unique platform for international students to enhance their knowledge, develop their research skills and contribute to global development. Eligible candidates are encouraged to apply and take advantage of this transformative opportunity.
Apply now for the UNESCO/People's Republic of China (Great Wall) Co-sponsored Scholarship Programme 2025/2026: https://www.unesco.org/en/fellowships/greatwall
Deadline: 15-02-2025
