MOFCOM Scholarship (Ministry of Commerce)
The MOFCOM Scholarship, funded by China's Ministry of Commerce, targets eligible professionals and officials from developing countries. Current country and university notices determine the eligible programs, work-experience rules, annual stipend, travel support, application channel, and deadline.
Level
Master's, PhD
Coverage
Tuition, accommodation, stipend, insurance and other notice-specific benefits
Who it's for
Working professionals from developing countries
Deadline window
Typically spring (varies by embassy)
What it covers
- Full tuition fees
- Accommodation on or near campus
- Monthly living stipend and settlement allowance
- Comprehensive medical insurance
Who is eligible
- Citizen of a developing country (non-Chinese)
- Hold a relevant bachelor's degree
- Usually under 45 years old
- Around 3 years of relevant work experience
How to apply
- 1Contact the economic & commercial office of the Chinese embassy in your country.
- 2Confirm the eligible programs and required documents for the year.
- 3Submit your application through the embassy channel.
Good to know
- • Do not describe the annual stipend as the total scholarship value; tuition, accommodation, insurance, travel, settlement support, and payment rules must be checked in the current notice.
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Can I apply for several scholarships at once?
Only where the current notices allow it. Check submission limits, simultaneous-application rules, nomination conflicts, and which award must be declined before registration. Do not assume that permission to apply means permission to hold two awards.