Skip to main content

Advert

Ng

China: Jiangsu University Full and Partial Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarship for International Students, 2017/2018

In order to further develop the education of international students, Jiangsu University provides scholarship for international students getting registered for English-taught degree education at Jiangsu University.

Application Deadline: 10th August 2017

Eligible Countries: International
To be taken at (country): China

Type: All master and PhD students and some bachelor students

Field of Study: Bachelor programs covered under Presidential

Scholarship:
– Accounting
– Chinese Linguistics and Literature
– Food Science and Engineering
– Mechanical Engineering
– Chemistry
– Computer Science and Engg. (Quota: 5 Students)
– Chemical Engineering (5 Students)
– Pharmacy (5 Students)

Eligibility:
Only applicable to SELF-FUNDED overseas students who take English-taught DEGREE programs ONLY.

The JSU Presidential Scholarship to graduate students will be awarded once a year after annual assessment of the student’s performance.
Transferring of major or quitting JSU by bachelor students who availed JSU Presidential Scholarship in the first year, shall be approved only after the student compensates the scholarship amount back to the university before they receive the transcripts and other official documents.
Presidential scholarship graduate students who apply to quit JSU should compensate the scholarship amount back to the university before they receive the transcripts and other official documents.

Age Requirement: Bachelor: under 25 years; Master Students: under 35 years; Ph.D. Students: under 40 years.

Not compatible to winners of other scholarships 
Number of Awardees: Not specified
Value of Scholarship: Partial Scholarship
PhDs: Full tuition and accommodation
Masters: 20,000 CNY on tuition every year
Bachelors*: 10,000 CNY on tuition in first year

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Selling of handout in Nigerian Universities not our Making says ASUU

The Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria (ASUU) has expressed displeasure at the mandatory sale of handouts by some lecturers in tertiary institutions. Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, President of the union, expressed this view in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja. “It is not wise for lecturers in our tertiary institutions to compel students to be buying handouts, though it is not a widespread practice; we have few people that are misbehaving. “But the system has a way of handling them, so anywhere they see them they always put them on check. “It is not permitted in the system and there is a structure for tracking and dealing with that so ASUU as a union don’t condone it and we discourage it anywhere and everywhere we go,’’ he said. However, a cross section of Nigerian students had decried the rate at which some lecturers extort money from them in the name of selling of handouts. Speaking in separate interviews with NAN, students lamen...

FG ATTACKES LECTURERS ON NATIONWIDE STRIKE

‘It’ll be total, comprehensive, indefinite’ Situation on campuses University teachers are set for major strike, it was announced yesterday. The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) said the strike “will be total, comprehensive and indefinite” to press home lecturers’ demand for improved welfare and working conditions. ASUU National President Dr. Biodun Ogunyemi said the union took the decision after a nationwide consultation with its members at an emergency National Executive Council (NEC) on Sunday. According to him, there will be no teaching, no examination and no attendance of statutory meetings of any kind in any of the union’s branches during the strike. He said ASUU must make the Federal and state governments to implement the provisions of the 2009 Agreement, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) of 2013 and the understanding reached in November 2016 in order to lay the foundation for a university system capable of producing a country of our dream. Dr. Ogunyemi...

Bayelsa varsity shutdown by students(Trouble in Nigeria versities who is to be blamed?)

The Bayelsa State-owned Niger Delta University (NDU), Wilberforce Island, was, Monday, shut down by students following what they described as outrageous increase in all categories of fees in the school. The aggrieved students were said to have shut the gate to the main entrance of the school in Amassoma, Southern Ijaw, stopping vehicular movement into the campus. The protest, which coincided with an indefinite strike declared by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) reportedly, crippled academic and social activities on campus. The students were said to be angry over hike in school fees, electronic course registrations and non-inclusion of students’ representation in decision-making. The demonstration, which was led by the President of the Student Union Government (SUG), Mr. Kemes Mitin, was said to be peaceful without skirmishes. The students lamented that the school authority was gradually turning the state university into a private institution in its quest to r...