Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) offers the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC Scholarship) for international students who want to pursue a Master's or doctoral degree at one of China's medical universities in Nanning, Guangxi. The scholarship is fully funded and exempts recipients from the application fee, tuition, and campus accommodation, and provides comprehensive medical insurance. It also pays a monthly living stipend of 3,000 CNY for Master's students and 3,500 CNY for doctoral students; applicants remain responsible for their own transportation costs. Master's applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree and be no older than 35 (born after 31 March 1991 for the 2026 cycle), while doctoral applicants must hold a Master's degree and be no older than 40 (born after 31 March 1986). Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens in good health, must not hold another Chinese government scholarship at the same time, and generally need HSK-5 or above unless their prior degree was taught in Chinese. The application is submitted through both the CSC online system and GXMU's international student system, with a deadline around 28 February 2026; late applications are not accepted. Because stipend rates, age cut-offs, and dates are reset each cycle, confirm the current-cycle figures on the official GXMU page before you apply.
Apply through the CSC online system and GXMU's international student system, uploading all required documents before the deadline.
Applicants graduating in July 2026 must provide a Provisional Certificate. False application materials lead to disqualification, and scholarship winners must register on time and cannot change institution or program once in China.
Open to non-Chinese citizens of all nationalities
Guangxi Medical University first conducts a preliminary review of submitted documents, then interviews candidates by telephone or online. Those who pass receive a Pre-admission Letter and are forwarded to the China Scholarship Management Committee for final evaluation. Results can be checked through the CSC account or the GXMU official website, and applicants who receive a Pre-admission Letter but are not funded by the CSC may still study at their own expense.
Guangxi Medical University (GXMU) is a public medical university in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, founded in 1934. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs in clinical medicine, basic medical sciences, public health, pharmacy, and nursing, and hosts international students through the Chinese Government Scholarship and other programs.
Answers below are best-effort estimates from the most recent application cycle. Values marked ~ or (est.) may shift year-to-year — confirm specifics on the official scholarship page.
Non-Chinese citizens in good health who hold the required prior degree and are applying for a Master's or doctoral medical program at GXMU.
Yes. It waives the application fee, tuition, and campus accommodation, includes medical insurance, and pays a monthly living stipend.
Master's students receive 3,000 CNY per month and doctoral students receive 3,500 CNY per month; confirm the current rates officially.
Master's applicants must be no older than 35 and doctoral applicants no older than 40 at the time of application.
No. Applicants are responsible for their own transportation expenses, which may run to about 3,000 CNY (est.) or more.
Typically HSK-5 or above, unless your previous degree was taught in Chinese.
No. You must not be receiving any other Chinese government scholarship at the same time.
Register and apply on both the CSC online system and GXMU's international student system, or email the required documents to GXMU before the deadline.
Applicants graduating in July 2026 must provide a Provisional Certificate with their application.
The application deadline is around 28 February 2026; late applications are not accepted, so verify the exact date officially.
If you receive a Pre-admission Letter but are not funded by the CSC, you may still study at GXMU at your own expense.
On the Guangxi Medical University official website and the CSC system, which publish the binding criteria, amounts, and deadlines.