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Applications for the March 2026 bachelor intake closed on 2026-01-12.

High-school qualification or equivalent or above; normally aged 18–55. Applicants under 18 need university approval and guardian documents. A valid foreign ordinary passport is required.

Former Chinese citizens and applicants born with foreign nationality to Chinese parents settled abroad must hold foreign nationality/passport evidence for at least 4 years and have lived abroad for at least 2 of the 4 years before April 30 of the entry year; 9 months in a year can count as one year.

Foreign-student Chinese Language, Chinese–English bilingual, International Chinese Education and related routes generally require HSK 4 ≥180. International Politics and Journalism require HSK 5 ≥200 with ≥60 in each component. School of Information Science computing and AI programmes require HSK 5 ≥180 plus mathematics/logic assessment and an interview. The Chinese Language and Artificial Intelligence double degree instead requires HSK 4 ≥180 with ≥60 in each component.

English-taught Finance, International Economics and Trade, Accounting and speech/hearing-related Special Education require IELTS 5.5 in every component, TOEFL 80 or TOEIC 650, plus an interview. Sinology instead requires IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90.

CSCA results are required for autumn 2026 bachelor applications.

The official bachelor tariff lists RMB 25,800/year for many Chinese-taught programmes, RMB 27,600/year for selected foreign-language programmes, and RMB 39,000/year for English-taught Finance, International Economics and Trade and Accounting. Rates vary by programme.

Bachelor application fee: RMB 800, non-refundable. Requests for a Chinese Government Scholarship Type A pre-admission letter are exempt.

Apply through the receiving agency or Chinese embassy/consulate in the applicant’s country; that agency sets the deadline. Bachelor applicants normally must be under 25, master applicants under 35 and doctoral applicants under 40. Scholarship and university programme language requirements both apply. Full funding covers tuition, housing or a housing subsidy and medical insurance, with monthly stipends of RMB 2,500/3,000/3,500 for bachelor/master/doctoral students.

Official accommodation tariffs: International Student Residence single rooms RMB 200–300/day, twin rooms RMB 90–120/bed/day and four-bed rooms RMB 70/bed/day; Conference Center single rooms RMB 240/day and twin rooms RMB 110/bed/day. Rates and allocation depend on stay length and room supply.

High-school diploma or expected-graduation certificate, complete high-school transcripts, passport, language results, recommendation, guarantor identity documents, criminal-record certificate and photo; autumn 2026 also requires CSCA. Selected programmes require additional assessment materials. Documents in other languages need notarized Chinese or English translations.