Shenzhen University

Bachelor of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages / Master of International Chinese Language Education

Shenzhen University offers programs in Chinese Language Education for international students. These programs aim to cultivate qualified Chinese language teachers for global demand and support the professional development of those in the field. Students have the opportunity to study for a Bachelor's degree in Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages or a Master's degree in International Chinese Language Education.

Bachelor's Programs for International Students

Shenzhen University (SZU) offers a range of four-year full-time undergraduate programs for international students. These programs are primarily taught in Chinese, with a select few offered in English. To be eligible, applicants must be non-Chinese citizens holding a valid foreign passport, be in good health, and have completed high school or an equivalent level of education. Specific language proficiency requirements apply, including HSK 5 for Chinese-taught programs (with some exceptions) and IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL iBT 80 for English-taught programs. Native speakers of Chinese or English may be exempt from these requirements. Additionally, applicants must meet specific criteria related to holding foreign nationality for at least four years and residing overseas for at least two years within the last four years, as per Ministry of Education regulations.

Chinese Language and Literature

The Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Shenzhen University, established in 1984 with support from Peking University, offers a comprehensive program focused on the study of Chinese language and literature. It emphasizes integrating general education, specialized knowledge, and practical application to cultivate students' learning, innovation, and practical abilities. The department is committed to serving societal development and has consistently improved its teaching quality and research output. It offers undergraduate programs and postgraduate degrees at Master's and Doctoral levels in various specialized fields within Chinese language and literature.

Clinical Research Program in Shenzhen

This program focuses on advancing clinical research capabilities in Shenzhen, China. It aims to identify and address the strengths and weaknesses in conducting high-quality clinical research within the region. By understanding the local landscape, the program seeks to propose policy recommendations and foster innovation in medical research. The study involved participants from hospitals, pharmaceutical/medical device companies, and government agencies. It utilized qualitative methods, including focus groups and individual interviews, to gather comprehensive insights. The analysis focused on identifying key factors that drive and challenge clinical research efforts in Shenzhen.

Computer Front-End Technology

Computer Science and Software Engineering

The College of Computer Science and Software Engineering at Shenzhen University was established in 2008, building upon earlier computer science education initiatives dating back to 1983. It has rapidly gained recognition, with its Computer Science and Engineering discipline ranked among the top globally and within China. The college is dedicated to advancing the fields of computer science and software engineering, fostering a strong research environment, and producing highly skilled graduates. The college is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including national and provincial-level laboratories focusing on areas like Big Data System Computing Technology and Artificial Intelligence. With a significant research output and funding, the faculty is actively engaged in cutting-edge projects. The college has a distinguished faculty, including members of prestigious academies, and has produced notable alumni, such as Ma Huateng, the founder of Tencent.

Schwarzman Scholars

Open to applicants of any nationality who hold (or will hold) a bachelor's degree by the programme start and are under ~29 years old at the deadline. English proficiency is required; Chinese is not. Selection seeks demonstrated leadership, academic strength, and the potential to bridge China and the world.

Siemens China Scholarship at Tsinghua University

International students who meet Tsinghua University's PhD admission requirements, hold a strong academic background in computer science, engineering or AI, apply to one of the approved Siemens research fields, and do not hold another major PhD scholarship at Tsinghua. Applicants should be willing to collaborate on industry-focused research with Siemens.

Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC)

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health who meet the academic and age requirements for their level (under ~25 for bachelor's, ~35 for master's, ~40 for doctoral, as a guideline). Applicants apply via a Chinese university, a Chinese embassy, or another dispatching authority, depending on the programme.

Tsinghua University Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS)

For non-Chinese citizens in good health who apply for a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The Chinese Government Scholarship is administered by Tsinghua as a designated host university; applicants apply both to the China Scholarship Council (CSC) and for Tsinghua admission, and must meet the relevant age and academic requirements.

SJTU School of Medicine Chinese Government Scholarship

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health who are not currently studying in China. Master's applicants must hold a bachelor's degree and be under 35; doctoral applicants must hold a master's degree and be under 40. Applicants must show excellent academic records and must not hold any other Chinese government or organisation scholarship.

Soochow University Chinese Government Scholarship

Open to non-Chinese citizens in good health with a valid passport. Master's applicants need a bachelor's degree with good grades and should preferably be under 35; doctoral applicants need a master's degree with strong academic results and should preferably be under 40. Applicants must not already hold another Chinese government or university scholarship.