China

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Study in China

The number of international students heading to study in China is on a rapid rise as the country has been heavily investing in education over the last years. They have also forged numerous partnerships with well-renowned and reputed universities of the UK and U.S. Further, tuition fees are affordable and the cost of living is significantly lower as compared to many countries worldwide. This has enabled China to reflect itself as a major study-hub, facilitating the inflow of a large number of international students, approximately 608,400 as per 2017 census majoring in a range of subjects from Engineering, Computer Science, Medicine, International Business, MBA to Chinese language, Calligraphy, and Martial Arts.

Why Study in China

China's growing economy over the past three decades has attracted numerous Fortune 500 companies. They have entered the booming regional market and established their Asia-Pacific headquarters consequently increasing the number of career opportunities for international students after the completion of their studies. Visa process is easy, fast and simpler. Experiencing China’s fascinating and historical culture while studying there creates a marvelous work-life balance.

Universities

  • Nankai University, Tianjin

Courses

  • International Economics and Business
  • Environmental Management Dual Degree Programme
  • International Affairs and Public Policy
  • Translation Studies Dual Degree Programme

Education Cost

Tuition fees in Chinese universities are in the range of US$ 2,000–4,000 per academic year depending on the institution and subject. They are almost 5 times cheaper than UK/US universities and hence far more affordable. Also though prices in China are rising, the cost of living is relatively low. On an average, international students spend about US$ 4,000 for accommodation and US$ 2,000 for other living costs (such as food, transportation, etc.) per year.