What courses can I apply to?
We will help you get into a 10-month Chinese language course, a full preparation course, full-time studies or comprehensive career development packages combined with an internship.
What are the requirements for receiving a scholarship?
- Anyone under 35 years of age residing in the EU (40 for doctoral studies) can receive a government scholarship.
- A high school diploma is required to join the IFP (International Foundation Programme).
- In case of the university scholarships, the requirements are determined by the policy of the particular university.
What I have to do to apply for a programme?
Download a brochure and wait for contact from Asianship's consultant. We will explain to you the whole process and handle 90% of the paperwork, including application and maintaining contact with the university. To obtain a scholarship, you don't have to take any additional exams (*art/design courses excluded)
Is a scholarship living allowance enough to cover living expenses?
It depends on the province or even a city in which you will study. In smaller cities, a scholarship will be sufficient to cover living expenses. In bigger metropolises, such as Beijing or Shanghai, you will need to cover part of the costs on your own. However, taking a scholarship funding into account, even in the biggest cities, living expenses still will be lower than the cost of living in Poland.
What if I am not accepted for a given programme?
In this case, we will refund the entire amount paid, excluding only the registration fee (800 PLN).
Why do I need pocket money if living expenses are covered by a scholarship?
The first scholarship allowance is paid several weeks after the participant's arrival. Then the participant gets money for the previous month and the next one.
Will the resident be available in my city all the time?
Yes, our residents are living in the city you will study in. You will have a resident's number and throughout the course, you can contact him in case of any need. The resident will pick you up from the airport, drive you to your place of residence, show you a university and campus. What's more, he will help you set up a bank account, to which you will receive scholarship bank transfers.
How much can a scholarship fund?
Highest-tier scholarships (University Scholarships/CCN/Government) can cover:
- tuition fee
- cost of accommodation, in the form of on-campus accommodation (dormitory) or monthly equivalent ca. 700 CNY
- Monthly pocket money - the amount depends on a scholarship programme and studied degree level.
The value and content of a university scholarship vary, based on individual scholarship's factors.
When are the semester breaks for students in China?
Two, most important breaks, without a doubt, are holiday breaks: Summer Holidays (ca. 7 weeks, July-August and Winter Holidays (ca. 6 weeks, January-February). There are several public holidays too.
How are online classes being conducted? What is their content?
Remote learning usually is held on DingTalk platform, which allows conducting online teaching. The platform supports chatting with a teacher and other students, sharing presentations, video calls and other similar functions known from familiar platforms such as Zoom or Hangouts.
Is a set of documents required to sign the contract?
Sometimes, at the time of signing the contract, the interested person is not able to obtain certain documents yet but wants to be sure he/she has his/her place booked in the particular programme. In that case, he/she can sign a contract and pay 800 PLN of application fee only.
Are there single rooms available in the dormitory?
Depending on the campus, the dormitories can be equipped with single rooms. However, if the student cares about privacy and his university does not offer such an option, he can rent a double room himself (by paying for two people) or rent a flat. We can help you to rent an apartment.
Sprawdź ceny i dowiedz się więcej na naszym blogu: https://www.studiawchinach.pl/blog/akademik-czy-mieszkanie-studenckie-zakwaterowanie-w-chinach
When should I begin the admission process?
As standard, applications for the winter semester (from September) are accepted from February to July, while for the summer semester (from March) you can apply from October to January.
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Is it possible to study majors that cannot be found on the website?
Yes, we can find a degree program per your request.
Is it possible to pay in instalments?
Yes, it is possible to pay in installments (max. 60 installments).
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Can I go with someone? A boyfriend / girlfriend / colleague / friend?
Sure. What's more, you can receive a referral discount. So if you are sure that you want to go together, go ahead and tell us about it. You will get a discount and we will make sure that you are in one place in China.
Up to what age can I apply?
Bachelor degree applicants in China are admitted for up to 25 years, and master's up to 35 years. Candidates for doctorates are accepted until the age of 40. In the case of language courses, this depends on the particular university.
Can I apply only to the listed universities?
No. We work with many universities and we approach each case individually. The universities presented on the website or in the information sheet are those with which we conduct permanent cooperation or cooperation for a specific program.
Can I study in English?
Of course. You can apply for programs taught in English. If you want to study in English, please contact us and ask about the availability of study programs and scholarships in the selected field.
Do I need documents / a certificate confirming my English proficiency?
Yes, you must confirm your English proficiency with a certificate. Usually, it's TOEFL, but some universities accept other language certificates or even documents confirming a given language level issued by a school or university.
Is it possible to get in touch with graduates?
We can schedule a call with current students or graduates. If more people are interested in such a conversation at the same time, we will arrange a group interview. On page 20 of the UEA guide, you can also find a case study of graduates of one of the programs we offer.
Do you offer online courses?
Yes, we can organize an online Chinese language course. However, it is worth to consider, that as part of the UEA career program, students have access to the online learning platform (Digital Campus), which allows them to prepare for studies or education at their own pace and scope. Perhaps it will turn out to be a better option for you - we will be happy to advise you on what to choose.
Do you help organize a flight to China?
We do not organize a charter flight, but we can advise you on which flight to choose, to come to China according to the academic's year schedule.
How many hours per day of classes can I expect?
There is no clear answer to that question, as it depends on the selected program. However, you can assume that the language course or studies will take approximately 4-6 hours a day. You should count in self-study additionally.
What is the time difference between Poland and China?
During winter time, China is 7 hours later than in Poland. This means that when it is 19:00 in China, it is 12:00 in Poland. After switching to daylight saving time, the difference is levelled up to 6 hours.
Can I learn Chinese starting from more advanced level than a beginner?
Sure. Many people who contact us have had contact with the Chinese language in the past. Such people can continue their education. For IFP programs, we encourage you to get to know Tracks B and C. Joining a higher group usually requires the presence of an HSK certificate at the appropriate level.
Do the lecturers know English?
All teachers in the introductory levels of the language course are fluent in English. It is useful at the beginning of learning as it allows you to translate, for example, grammar issues more efficiently. However, this does not matter in the later stages of learning, as the more effective method of teaching is to explain things in Chinese.
I want to study medicine, Chinese medicine or law.
Scholarships for fields such as medicine or law are some of the most difficult to obtain. However, studying Chinese medicine is a different case. It is worth consulting the situation with us.
Can I work during my studies?
In provinces you can work on a student visa for several hours a week (7-8 hours). It requires an additional permit, which can be obtained from the office for foreign students.
Are there any studies that start with the March semester?
Yes, you don't have to wait until September to start your education.
How to pack to China and what should I take with me?
Every student receives a guide from us that presents the typical problems faced by a person going to China to study. We have also included other tips for living and educating in China. For other issues, we are available all the time.
I would like to study in China, but I'm not sure which program should I choose.
We will be happy to advise you on what to study. We take into account various issues: the duration of studies, language of instruction, compliance with your interests, weather preferences or to what extent a particular major is future-proof. A good first step is to solve our Quiz, which will assess your predispositions and propose a major.
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