China Scholarship Programme enters a new phase

In the 2027/28 academic year, the Studienstiftung will award 15 scholarships for a one-year study and language placement in the People’s Republic of China. The programme enables interested students from all disciplines (except art, music and design) to explore the country during a one-year stay in line with their own academic and personal interests, to acquire sound language skills, to establish personal contacts, to familiarise themselves with the Chinese university and academic landscape, and to gain insights into current political and social developments on the ground.

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The scholarship comprises the following benefits:

- A flat-rate study allowance from the Studienstiftung of €300

- a living allowance of up to €855 per month, calculated in accordance with BaföG guidelines

- Where applicable, contributions towards health and long-term care insurance

- A flat-rate allowance for studying abroad

- Where applicable, an overseas supplement in accordance with BaföG for recipients of the living expenses grant

- Travel allowance

- Tuition fees in China covered by the China Scholarship Council

- Preparatory language course, organised by the Department of Chinese Studies at the University of Trier

Applications can be submitted until 1 October 2026.

Further information on the programme schedule and application requirements is available on the website.

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