Historical September 2026 degree and award calls; ICLTS one-semester March 2027 dates explicitly published; standing FAQ and language rules require programme-specific confirmation. These sources do not establish September 2027 degree availability. · recorded source check: September 17, 2026
- Scholarship
- The university's own 2026 High-Level Postgraduate and Silk Road notices confirm Chinese Government Scholarship host participation for those named programmes.
- CSC agency number
- The university's CSC agency number (受理机构编号) is 10033, as stated in its own 2026 Chinese Government Scholarship notices.
- Verified fact
- The 2026 self-funded undergraduate and postgraduate application system closed at 24:00 Beijing time on May 15, 2026.
- Verified fact
- The CSCA score or registration screenshot was required by April 30, 2026 for 2026 undergraduate entry.
- Scholarship
- The 2026 Chinese Government Scholarship High-Level Postgraduate Programme (Type B) closed in the university system at 24:00 Beijing time on March 1, 2026, with CSC online submission due by 23:59 on March 25, 2026.
- Application fee
- The recorded 2026 self-funded degree notices list a non-refundable CNY 800 application fee; CUC's own graduating students are exempt. Separate scholarship and non-degree routes have their own fee rules; see the fee note and linked FAQ.
- Tuition
- The 2026 self-funded notices list undergraduate tuition of CNY 21,200–30,000 per year and postgraduate tuition of CNY 27,000–45,000 per year, depending on programme category.
- Medical insurance
- For the 2026 self-funded degree routes, medical insurance is CNY 800 per person per year; the postgraduate notice also lists CNY 400 per semester. Scholarship recipients have route-specific insurance arrangements.
- Intake
- For the 2026 self-funded routes, the Chinese notices scheduled admission-result access after June 22, while the English versions say from June 22. Undergraduate admission notices and successful freshman-scholarship notices were scheduled by July 25; postgraduate admission and visa documents progressively from July.
- Verified fact
- The recorded self-funded degree, language, High-Level CSC and Silk Road calls use cuc.17gz.org. The Type A pre-admission notice instead requires email documents before country-authority filing. ICLTS uses the scholarship section of chinese.cn; follow each award's own notice.
- Tuition notes
- The 2026 notices list annual undergraduate tuition of CNY 30,000 for arts, CNY 24,000 for general majors and CNY 21,200 for Chinese Language and Literature, normally four years. Postgraduate annual tuition is CNY 27,000 for general master's programmes, CNY 35,000 for arts master's programmes, CNY 30,000 for general doctoral programmes and CNY 45,000 for arts doctoral programmes.
- Accommodation
- The 2026 undergraduate and postgraduate notices state that campus places are limited and that self-funded booking arrangements will be announced separately; off-campus residents must complete the required formalities. Those two notices do not give accommodation tariffs. The separate 2026 FAQ estimates CNY 1,400–1,500 per person per month for campus accommodation, varying by room and subject to the annual notice; this is not a confirmed 2027 tariff.
- Medical insurance
- International students need medical insurance valid in mainland China. The 2026 self-funded degree notices list CNY 800 per person per year, with CNY 400 per semester also quoted for postgraduates. FAQ Q39 says the university arranges scholarship recipients' insurance, so they need not purchase it separately; shorter non-degree programmes have different tariffs.
- Entry requirements
- For 2026 self-funded undergraduate entry, the general requirement is HSK 5 or higher with at least 60 in each section, plus HSKK Intermediate or higher at 60. Broadcasting and Anchoring and International Studies require HSK 6 plus HSKK Advanced; Network and New Media (Operation of Intelligent Media Convergence) requires HSK 6 plus HSKK Intermediate; Chinese Language and Literature requires HSK 4 plus HSKK Intermediate. The section-score and HSKK 60 thresholds still apply. Passing Chinese in Malaysian UEC exempts HSK, not automatically HSKK. A separate HSKK report is unnecessary if the HSK report already includes oral results. Consult the 2026 major catalogue for CSCA subjects and school-specific materials.