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Study in China with the Hubei Government Scholarship 2025–2026 | Fully Funded

Table of Content

  1. Overview of Hubei Government Scholarship
  2. Duration of the Scholarship
  3. Scholarship Coverage
  4. Eligibility Criteria
  5. Application Process

Are you dreaming of studying in China? Here's your chance to turn that dream into reality! The Hubei Government Scholarship is now open for international students aiming to pursue undergraduate, master’s, or doctoral degrees in one of China’s most academically vibrant provinces.

This article gives you a complete overview of the scholarship, including eligibility criteria, benefits, and how to apply.

About the Hubei Government Scholarship 2025

The Hubei Government Scholarship is a fully funded opportunity for international students. It was launched with an initial fund of 35 million yuan (approx. USD 5 million) by the Beijing Municipal Education Commission. Hubei is known for its academic excellence and strong research environment, with over 120 higher education institutions, including renowned universities like Wuhan University and Huazhong University of Science and Technology.

Scholarship Summary

  • Levels of Study: Undergraduate, Master’s, PhD

  • Host Institutions: Universities and colleges in Hubei, China

  • Fields of Study:

    • Philosophy

    • Economics

    • Law

    • Education

    • Literature

    • History

    • Management

    • Science

    • Engineering

    • Agriculture

    • Medicine

    • Arts

  • Location: Hubei, China

  • Deadline: Between February and June (Check with specific universities for exact dates)

Duration of the Scholarship

  • Degree Programs (Bachelor, Master, PhD): Up to 4 years

  • Language Training / Advanced Studies: Up to 1 year

  • Specialized or Exchange Programs: Up to 1 year

Scholarship Coverage

The scholarship includes several types of financial support depending on the level of study:

  • Undergraduate Students: ¥10,000/year

  • Master’s Students: ¥15,000/year

  • Doctoral Students: ¥20,000/year

  • General Scholars: ¥5,000 (6 months) / ¥10,000 (1 year)

  • Advanced Scholars: ¥10,000 (6 months) / ¥20,000 (1 year)

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify, applicants must meet the following:

  • Be a non-Chinese citizen holding a valid passport

  • Be in good health, of good character, and show strong academic performance

  • Language requirements vary by program and university

  • Age requirements:

    • Undergraduate: Under 25, with a high school diploma

    • Master’s: Under 30, with a bachelor’s degree

    • PhD: Under 35, with a master’s degree

    • General Scholar: Under 40, must have relevant academic background

    • Advanced Scholar: Under 50, with at least a master’s degree and associate professor title or above

  • Not currently receiving any other Chinese government scholarships

  • Must meet university-specific admission criteria for the chosen program

Application Process

  1. Choose a Hubei university and program that suits your academic goals.

  2. Visit the official university website or scholarship portal.

  3. Prepare and submit your application documents, which may include:

    • Application form

    • Academic transcripts

    • Passport copy

    • Personal statement

    • Letters of recommendation

  4. Submit your application between February and June (deadlines vary).

How to Apply for the Hubei Government Scholarship: Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to successfully apply for the Hubei Government Scholarship:

  1. Choose a Participating University
    Start by selecting a university located in Hubei Province that offers the Hubei Government Scholarship (you can refer to the list provided earlier).

  2. Visit the University’s Official Website
    Once you've chosen your preferred university, head over to its official website—specifically the "International Students" section. Look for the Scholarships tab.

  3. Find the Scholarship Details
    Under the Scholarships section, click on Hubei Municipal Government Scholarship. You’ll find detailed instructions, application forms, and the list of required documents for that specific institution.

  4. Prepare the Required Documents
    Generally, the following documents are required for the Hubei Government Scholarship:

    • Completed Hubei Provincial Foreign Student Scholarship Application Form

    • A copy of your valid passport

    • Notarized highest academic diploma (e.g., high school, bachelor’s, or master’s degree)

    • Notarized transcripts or certificate of current job title

    • Recommendation letter

    • Health certificate (medical examination form)

    • Legal guardian documentation (for applicants under 18 years old)

  5. University-Specific Application
    If the university you’re applying to has an additional online application process, be sure to fill that out as well on their official site.

  6. Submit Your Documents
    Once all forms and documents are ready, send them to the university’s admissions office. Be sure to confirm the correct mailing address on the university’s website.

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to Scholarship at Uniplus Global to apply

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