CSC Scholarship at Fujian Normal University: Application Guide

Scope: 2026 Chinese-taught undergraduate applicants; the undergraduate guide was published December 1, 2025. Separately attributed older postgraduate tuition comes from the April 7, 2018 charging table; 2027 non-degree language and scholarship routes have their own notices.. See the recorded official notices and any source qualifications below.

Registration fee

CNY 400, paid after enrolment

Bachelor's tuition — liberal arts

CNY 15,000 per academic year

Bachelor's tuition — science

CNY 16,000 per academic year

Bachelor's tuition — fine arts and music

CNY 19,000 per academic year

Accommodation

CNY 1,300 per academic year, four-person room, water/electricity/internet paid by the student

Medical insurance

CNY 800 per year, mandatory

Physical examination and residence permit

Approximately CNY 2,000 in total

Application period

March 11, 2026 to May 30, 2026

Scholarship application timing

Per the China Scholarship Council, the Center for Language Education and Cooperation, and the 2026 scholarship announcements

Age requirement

18 or above (born before September 1, 2008), generally not older than 25

Language requirement

HSK Level 5 with 180 or above for most undergraduate programmes; beginner entry allowed for Applied Chinese and Chinese Language and Culture; HSK 4 210 plus HSKK Intermediate 60 for International Chinese Language Education

CSCA requirement

The 2026 undergraduate guide requires Professional Chinese and Mathematics, with its stated valid-HSK-4 exemption for Chinese Language applicants. The Chinese table requires science and engineering applicants to choose at least one of Physics or Chemistry; its English column also lists agriculture and medicine. Confirm the intended programme’s subjects rather than treat the English expansion as a universal requirement.

Application method

Email the complete application to jwszs@fjnu.edu.cn with the subject line 'name + undergraduate admission application'; no paper originals need to be mailed

Passport validity requirement

Passport must be valid no earlier than July 2027

Tuition per year

The 2026 undergraduate guide confirms annual tuition of CNY 15,000 for liberal arts, 16,000 for science and 19,000 for fine arts/music. The 2027 language brochure confirms CNY 15,000/year or 7,500/semester. The older charging table published April 7, 2018 lists master’s tuition of CNY 21,000/25,000/27,000 and doctoral tuition of CNY 25,000/31,000/37,000 by liberal arts/science/fine arts bands; these postgraduate figures were not restated in a current postgraduate fee notice reviewed here.

Tuition notes

The 2026 undergraduate guide confirms the undergraduate figures as 文科15000元/学年、理科16000元/学年、术科19000元/学年. The charging standard page gives the full table by level and discipline band. The charging standard page is dated 2018-04-07 but the undergraduate figures it gives match those restated in the 2026 guide, while master's and doctoral figures appear only on the older page. The 2026 guide states that all undergraduate programmes are taught in Chinese.

Accommodation

CNY 1,300 per academic year (four-person room) with air conditioning, television, water heater, private bathroom and internet connection; water, electricity and internet are paid separately by the student

Medical insurance

CNY 800 per year. The 2026 guide states that under Ministry of Education regulations international students must purchase comprehensive medical insurance during their stay in China, and that for students above the standard age the premium follows the insurance contract for that year.

Registration fee

Included in the CNY 400 registration fee, which the guide states is paid after enrolment

Residence permit

The guide states that physical examination and residence permit processing together cost approximately CNY 2,000, and that students must undergo the on-campus physical examination and obtain a residence permit before they may legally reside in China

Physical examination

Included in the approximately CNY 2,000 stated for physical examination and residence permit processing

Entry requirements

Language: Undergraduate programmes are all Chinese-taught. Except for Chinese Language majors (International Chinese Language Education, Applied Chinese, Chinese Language and Culture), undergraduate applicants must reach HSK Level 5 with 180 or above. Applicants for Chinese Language (Applied Chinese, Chinese Language and Culture) may enrol as complete beginners, while applicants for Chinese Language (International Chinese Language Education) must reach HSK Level 4 with 210 and HSKK Intermediate 60. Age: Applicants must be 18 years of age or above (born before September 1, 2008) and generally not older than 25, in good physical and mental health, meeting the physical examination requirements, with a high school diploma or above, and holding an ordinary foreign passport as a non-Chinese citizen. Required degree: Undergraduate applicants must hold a high school graduation certificate and transcripts, and must sit the China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) organised by the China Scholarship Council: Professional Chinese is compulsory (with the appropriate humanities or science subject according to the programme type; Chinese Language applicants may be exempt with a valid HSK Level 4 certificate), Mathematics is compulsory, and science and engineering applicants must additionally take at least one of Physics or Chemistry. Financial guarantee: Applicants must submit an International Student Financial Support Guarantee Statement (经济担保证明), which the guide states is submitted after admission. The English CSCA table additionally names agriculture and medicine; confirm the subject list for the intended programme.

Source: 福建师范大学2026年国际学生本科生招生简章 / Admission Guide for Undergraduate Programs 2026, published 2025-12-01. Fees and dates can change: confirm the current intake on the official notice before paying anything.