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Fudan University offers various immersion programs for international students. Ranging from one month to one year, these programs provide students with the opportunity to not only experience Chinese culture, but also acquire skills applicable in their future career. Three options, including scholarship support, are shown here.
The application deadline has passed and has an application fee of RMB 400. Tuition is RMB 13,800. International students can apply online here, and Chinese citizens may apply on the application provided here. The application consists of:
Shanghai Summer School Scholarship
North American students may receive a tuition waiver, free housing and insurance covered for the duration of the program. Some activities may also be covered under this plan. However, airfare and pocket money are the responsibility of the student. To begin the application process, contact your study abroad coordinator to email nominations to Iss@fudan.edu.cn.
“Self-supporting” Students
Students declared as “self-supporting” or “independent” at their home institution are qualified to receive a 10 percent tuition discount. To begin the application process, contact your study abroad coordinator to email nominations to Iss@fudan.edu.cn.
The Fudan Fellow Program is available to full-time students of any degree type who are interested in having a research project on China issues that will promote communication between Fudan University faculty and international scholars. Fellows are invited for four to 16 weeks. For each month on campus, fellows are asked to have at least one lecture or hold workshops and seminars. By completion of the program, fellows are encouraged to publish papers on their research.
Applications, which should be submitted to the Fudan Fellow Program Academic Committee, are considered on a case-by-case basis. Applications should include:
All application must be written in Chinese or English. Check back in 2022 for application information.
Fudan University offers 163 master and 121 doctoral programs from 32 schools or departments to international students. There are English-taught programs and Chinese-taught programs—all of which are full-time. Master’s programs range from two to three years, and doctoral programs are three years. English degrees consist of programs such as engineering, business, communications, pharmaceutics, politics and Chinese language and culture. Chinese-taught degrees consist of programs such as philosophy, tourism, geography, physics, mathematics and information.
Check back in 2022 for updated information.
For students who have declared as “self-supporting” or “independent” at their home institution, the deadline has passed. The online application has a nonrefundable fee of RMB 800.
For Chinese-taught programs, proof of Chinese language experience, such as a copy of HSK results, is required. Science, engineering and medicine programs require a Level 5 (210 or above) HSK score, while arts, humanities, management, journalism, law and social sciences require Level 5 (240 or above) or Level 6 (180 or above). Students who have successfully completed a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree taught in Chinese in China, usually are not required to provide a copy of valid HSK results.
Once the online application is confirmed, print out the application form, affix a photo in the designated area and sign. Applicants must send the required paper documents—online application, scholarship application, photocopy of passport, personal statement, two sealed recommendation letters, transcripts, copy of diploma, language certificate and score report, and papers or other supplementary documents to prove academic ability—to the related school/department at Fudan University by mail, courier or in person in two weeks. Two sets of the application, passport verification, scholarship application form and diploma are required.
The arrival time of the application documents will be subject to the receipt time of the mail. Please refer to the contact information of related school/department for the mailing address, and mark “application materials for postgraduate admission 2017” on the envelope. The above-listed application documents in Item 4, 5, 6 must be original or notarized copy—and with notarized Chinese or English translation, if the original one is not in Chinese or English.Shanghai Government Scholarship for International Students
There are two categories of awards. Category A allows exemption from tuition fees, provides a monthly stipend of RMB 3,000 for master’s students or RMB 3,500 for doctoral students, free on-campus accommodation and medical insurance. Category B is exemption from tuition fees and provides medical insurance.
Non-Chinese citizens who have received an offer to the postgraduate program are eligible to apply. Master’s students must have obtained a bachelor’s degree and be under the age of 35, while doctorate students should have a master’s degree and be under the age of 40. Students who are enrolled in a joint program or majoring in one’s language or a language/literature in a third language (e.g. French) are ineligible. Finally, students should not have any other scholarship provided by the Chinese government.
Students must apply online and print the application form for the Shanghai Government Scholarship. Select “self-support” as the “fund source,” and, when completing the Fudan University application, choose the option of “Shanghai Government Scholarship.” Applicants must send all the required documents to Fudan University by post or in person.
The application consists of the application form, a 1,500-word personal statement, diploma or proof of graduation, application form for postgraduate program and copy of valid passport verification. If any materials are not originally in Chinese or English, they must be officially notarized with a Chinese or English translation.
Recipients of the Shangahi Government Scholarship will be announced approximately around April. Thereafter, scholarship students must participate in an annual scholarship evaluation and cannot change their major or study period after applying.
Chinese Government Special Scholarship
The Chinese Government Special Scholarship allows exemption from tuition fees, provides a monthly stipend of RMB 3,000 for master’s students or RMB 3,500 for doctoral students, free on-campus accommodation and medical insurance.
Non-Chinese citizens who have received an offer to the postgraduate program are eligible to apply. Students must not be a student of a Chinese university at the time of application. Master’s students must have obtained a bachelor’s degree and be under the age of 35, while doctorate students should have a master’s degree and be under the age of 40. Students who are enrolled in a joint program or majoring in one’s language or a language/literature in a third language (e.g. French) are ineligible. Finally, students should not have any other scholarship provided by the Chinese government.
Students must apply online and print the application form for Chinese Government Scholarship. Select “self-support” as the “fund source,” and, when completing the Fudan University application, choose the option of “Chinese Government Scholarship.” Applicants must send all the required documents to Fudan University by post or in person.
The application consists of the application form, a 1,500-word personal statement, diploma or proof of graduation, application form for postgraduate program and copy of valid passport verification. If any materials are not originally in Chinese or English, they must be officially notarized with a Chinese or English translation.
Recipients of the Chinese Government Scholarship will be announced approximately around April. Thereafter, scholarship students must participate in an annual scholarship evaluation and cannot change their major or study period after applying.
Check back in 2022 for application instructions.