Chinese Government Scholarship 2026/2027
The Chinese Government Scholarship 2026/2027 program is now open for applications from South African students.The scholarship is offering undergraduate (Bachelors) studies and postgraduate (Master’s or PhD) studies in various study fields, as well as non-degree Chinese language studies.
For detailed eligibility requirements, available programs, and the application process, please visit the link below:https://www.internationalscholarships.dhet.gov.za/index.php/scholarships/undergraduate-scholarships/461-china-chinese-government-scholarship-2026-2027
We look forward to supporting UWC students who wish to pursue academic opportunities in China.
If you have questions about preparing your documents, we welcome you to visit us, B Block, Confucius Institute Office or email to Miss Hugo: whugo@uwc.ac.za

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