QUALIFICATIONS
Studying a bachelor’s degree in China presents the choice to study in English or Chinese. Applicants from native English speaking countries and also select the English taught courses should not prove proficiency. Applicants who want to study in Chinese are required to have HSK Certificates .
You should be at least 18 years within the year of application. have completed High school with the right grades and courses, no criminal background and have the ability to express your thoughts proficiently in English or Chinese Mandarin.
REQUIREMENTS
All documents below need to be notarized and authenticated – Our team guides applicants on how to get these done successfully. Some documents will need a translation. There are a well-laid process and checklists which our administers and there is no confusion. Create your profile on the CS-Hub to get the best of supports.
You need to have 2 academic transcripts, recommendation letters from two teachers of higher academic titles, a Personal Statement/ Motivation Statement, Chinese Language proficiency test (HSK) for applicants who want to study in Chinese Language and Proof of fitness with a standardized Physical Examination.
Those with a chemistry degree can explore a range of jobs in their field, a few of which include:
- Chemical engineer
- Toxicologist
- Chemical technician
- Analytical Chemist
- Forensic scientist
- Pharmacologist
- Food chemist
- Science writer
The dormitories for international students at the main campus are located within the walls of the university. There may be limited accommodation on campus for international students due to the number of applicants. You can stay in private accommodation outside of the University. You can get assistance to find the best opportunities
Applicants should Note the following
- You should only opt for accommodation after your admission is confirmed.
- The decision to live on campus or off campus is entirely yours to make.
- We have an article about how to find accommodation off-campus here.
The only visa for studying in China is the China Student visa. So if you have secured admission into a Chinese University or college to pursue Degree Programs or even learn the Chinese Language for a semester / Year / or a short term like the summer. The China Student Visa is categorized into 2 major main types, known as X1 and X2. Usually, most international students get confused here but here is the difference. The X1 student visa is issued to students whose study with Universities irrespective of their course and also covering a duration longer than 6 months (up to 360 days). International students will get the X2 student visa if their intended time of stay is less than 6 months (<180 days). X1 visa holders have multiple entries which mean they can enter China and legally leave and re-enter any time of the duration of the Visa. Students who decide to travel in Asia, go home and also visit friends may do so without worrying about re-applying.
