Higher Education
Shanghai welcomes students from around the world. This section includes key aspects including scholarship application, enrollment preparations, useful study guides, safety tips, and daily life services.
Scholarships
Scholarship opportunities available to international students in Shanghai include the Chinese Government Scholarship and the Shanghai Government Scholarship. This section provides an introduction to the scholarships and explains their application processes.
Chinese Government Scholarship: Everything you need to know
For international students aspiring to secure the Chinese Government Scholarship, navigating the application process can naturally raise questions and uncertainties. The frequently asked questions (FAQs) and relevant answers are designed to clarify common concerns.
Shanghai Municipal Government Scholarship for Foreign Students application guide
Since 2006, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government has established the Shanghai Municipal Government Scholarship for Foreign Students to support outstanding foreign students studying in Shanghai.
Getting ready for university
For international students, making full preparations to get ready for university is important. This section includes key reminders including the essential items to bring, the admission and enrollment policies, the registration guide, and how to buy insurance.
An essential packing list for new international students in China
To help you get started smoothly, here's a detailed packing list for your study life in China.
Insurance guide for international students in China
For international students studying in China, health and safety are undoubtedly top priorities. Before embarking on your academic journey, it is essential to understand the basics of insurance to ensure you have immediate coverage.
Policy insights: Admission and enrollment for international students
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the academic and language proficiency criteria, as well as the support and resources available to international students.
Registration guide for international students in China
This guide outlines the registration process and highlights key requirements to help you have a smooth and efficient start to your studies in China.
Study guide
Adjusting to a new academic system takes time. International students can find a range of practical tips to help them ease into the learning environment. The goal is not just to survive, but to thrive, while maintaining a healthy balance between study and daily life.
Essential tools for studying and living in China
Inside, you will find helpful tips on lecture translation, time management, and literature search engines.
Safety guide
Staying safe while studying in Shanghai is a top priority for every international student. This section provides essential guidance on campus security, emergency contact numbers, health precautions, and practical safety tips for navigating the city both day and night.
Campus safety guide for new college students in Shanghai
The guide is designed to raise students' safety awareness, strengthen their ability to prevent risks, eliminate potential hazards, and foster a safer and secure campus environment.
Your back-to-school safety guide
To ensure a safe and smooth journey, we have prepared this safety guide to help you embrace the new semester.
Safety tips to keep in mind
Studying abroad is an exciting and enriching experience, but it's important to prioritize your safety while you are in a new country.
Anti-fraud tips for international students
Studying abroad offers countless benefits – and while it's rare to fall victim to international student scams, it's crucial to be aware of potential dangers and recognize THE warning signs. Read these tips to help you avoid the most common scams targeting students like you.
Daily life
Beyond the classroom, there's a bustling city to explore. This section gives international students the tools to make the most of it, from transportation and student discounts to second-hand trading and volunteer opportunities. It also offers practical advice on living well, saving money, and building connections in Shanghai.
A guide to second-hand trading for students in China
Here is a practical guide to common second‑hand trading channels and tips to help you save money or pass on items you no longer need.
Getting to Shanghai universities by metro
This metro guide helps students navigate Shanghai's metro system and reach major universities with ease.
An international student's guide to volunteering in China
This guide outlines how to find and participate in volunteer activities, as well as key considerations when getting involved.
Explore Shanghai with new weekend bus routes for students
Expanding beyond the student travel services offered during the summer and winter breaks, this service also encompasses weekend and holiday travel routes for students.
Maximize your student life with exclusive discounts
As the new semester progresses, you might find yourself eager to explore beyond campus, immerse in local culture, and engage in local cultural activities. Here's an exclusive list of student discounts to help you enrich both your academic and extracurricular life on a limited budget.
