Study in China
The Bund, Shanghai
Why Study in China?
Global recognition
Top Chinese universities (Peking, Tsinghua, Shanghai Jiaotong and Fudan) consistently rank among the best in Asia and the world, especially in engineering, business, and technology.
2. Strong Career Outcomes
Graduates are highly sought after in fields of Technology & AI, Energy, Engineering & Manufacturing, Finance and Business
3. High ROI (return on investment) Education
Compared to Western countries (UK/US), China offers lower tuition fees, affordable living costs and strong post-graduate employment opportunities
4. Strong Technology Ecosystem
China is a global leader in the industries of AI, Renewable Energy, E-commerce, manufacturing and robotics.
Students studying in China gain exposure to the world’s most dynamic innovation ecosystems
Over 86% of graduates from Tsinghua enter key industries or strategic sectors. Employment in critical sectors (tech, energy, manufacturing, research) has remained above 80% for over a decade
Globally: Tsinghua ranks among the top 3 universities worldwide for employability PKU, Fudan, and SJTU are all ranked within the top 50 globally for graduate employability
Entry Requirements
Accepted Qualifications
Most ASEAN students apply using:
A-Levels
IB Diploma
National high school results
UEC
SAT / ACT (for some programmes)
Language Requirements
Chinese-Taught Programmes
Typically requires HSK 5–6
Best for students fluent in Mandarin
English-Taught Programmes
IELTS 6.0-6.5
TOEFL 80-90
(varies by programme)
Financing
| Category | Estimated Annual Costs (RMB) |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | RMB 20K-45K (depends on course) | Living Expenses | RMB 20K-40K |
| Total | RMB 50K-100K |
Typical-Sept Intake
| Stage | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Application Open | Dec-Jan | Application Deadline | Mar-May |
| Results | Apr-Jul |
| Visa & Prep | Jun-Aug |
With China being ASEAN’s largest trading partner, graduates with Chinese language skills and regional knowledge are increasingly valuable in the job market.
China is rapidly becoming one of the most strategic education destinations for ASEAN students. With affordable tuition, strong universities, and expanding economic ties with Southeast Asia, studying in China can open doors to regional career opportunities.
For students interested in engineering, technology, international business, or Mandarin language skills, Chinese universities offer a compelling pathway to future success.
