Chinese Modern Contemporary Literature

A bachelor’s qualification or equivalent or above, age no more than 55 and a valid foreign ordinary passport; duration 2–3 years. English International Business and Finance require IELTS 6 with each component ≥5.5, TOEFL 90 or native English, plus a programme interview and a relevant academic background or mathematics foundation. Other programmes have their own language and assessment thresholds.

Many master’s programmes cost RMB 30,000/academic year. English International Business is RMB 49,000/academic year and English Finance RMB 48,000/academic year; Literary Theory and Arts are RMB 38,400/academic year.

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.

Bachelor’s degree or expected-graduation certificate, complete bachelor’s transcripts, passport, language evidence, two recommendations from relevant associate-professor-or-above experts, study plan, criminal-record certificate, guarantor identity documents and photo. The study plan requires at least 800 Chinese characters; plans for fully English-taught programmes are written in English.