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Government of China (China Scholarship Council) via the Chinese Embassy in Vanuatu

Chinese Government Scholarship

Closed · next round not announcedFully funded

Last round (2025 intake): 4 Nov 2024 – 17 Jan 2025

The next round is not announced yet. We'll update this page when it is.

  • Bachelor's, master's, PhD, or non-degree study in China.
  • Full scholarship, but the flight to China is not paid.
  • Apply online on campuschina.org. The Chinese Embassy in Port Vila receives Ni-Vanuatu applications.
  • Last call found: 4 November 2024 to 17 January 2025.

What these studies offer

  • Short courses: a few weeks or months, you keep your job and come back with new skills.
  • Bachelor's (incl. foundation): the first university degree, which opens the door to skilled jobs and to a master's.
  • Master's / graduate diploma: one or two years after a bachelor's, to specialise and prepare for more senior roles.
  • PhD / research: several years of research, which prepare you for research and university teaching.

More in the guide

Who can apply

  • You are not a Chinese citizen and you are in good physical and mental health.
  • You meet the admission conditions of the universities you choose (grades, language).
Age
Bachelor's: under 25. Master's: under 35. PhD: under 40. General scholar: under 45. Senior scholar: under 50.
Work experience
Not required
English test
English requirements depend on the university or course

Depending on the level

Bachelor's

  • You have finished high school. If you finish this year, your school gives you a letter saying you will graduate in time.

Master's

  • You have a bachelor's degree.

PhD

  • You have a master's degree.

Short course

  • General scholar: you have at least finished high school. Senior scholar: a master's degree, or associate professor or higher.

For Ni-Vanuatu applicants

  • In Vanuatu, the Chinese Embassy receives the applications. In the online form, use agency number 5481 (the Chinese Embassy in Vanuatu).
  • Students from French-language schools can apply. Documents not in English or Chinese need a certified (notarised) translation into English or Chinese.
Where you study
China
Language of study
Chinese, EnglishBachelor's: taught in Chinese. If your Chinese is not good enough, you first do one year of Chinese. Master's and PhD: Chinese or English, depending on the programme. Programmes taught in Chinese ask for an HSK test (level 3 or 4).
Fields of study
You choose your subject and university among about 280 Chinese universities. Also non-degree study (general scholar: up to about a year) and senior scholar programmes.

What it covers

Full scholarship. It does not pay the flight to China. Details and amounts are on campuschina.org.

Obligations after the scholarship

Not confirmed. Read the official rules ↗ carefully: many scholarships require you to return home after your studies.

How to apply

How you apply: Through an embassy or high commission

  1. 1Read the embassy's call and its attached documents. Choose your programmes on campuschina.org.
  2. 2If you can, ask a Chinese university for a pre-admission letter. It helps but, according to the embassy, it is not required.
  3. 3Fill in the online application on campuschina.org with agency number 5481 and upload your documents. No paper copy is needed.

Selection

  • The Chinese Embassy in Vanuatu announces the results. In the round described in its FAQ, this was in late July.

Documents checklist

Tick them off as you go. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

  • Getting your documents ready in VanuatuBirth certificate, passport, certified copies, translations, transcripts, police clearance, medical checks: where to go and what to ask.
  • Referee letters: who to ask and howHow to choose your referees, ask them early, and give them what they need to write a useful letter.
  • English tests (IELTS and others)When you need an English test, which score programmes ask for, where to take IELTS in Vanuatu, and how to prepare for free.
  • Studying in FrenchStudying in French, step by step: your school diplomas, scholarships open to francophone students, and how to apply to a university in France.

Last checked 14 Oct 2026

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