Dali University CSC Scholarship 2026 — Full Guide

Quick Overview

CSC Scholarship Benefits at Dali University

The Chinese Government Scholarship at Dali University is fully funded and covers:

• Full tuition waiver — all academic fees covered
• On-campus accommodation — university dormitory provided free of charge
• Monthly stipend — ¥2,500 (Bachelor's), ¥3,000 (Master's), ¥3,500 (PhD)
• Comprehensive medical insurance — provided by the Chinese government
• Settlement allowance — one-time payment upon arrival

International travel costs are not included and must be arranged and paid by the student.

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for the CSC scholarship at Dali University, you must meet the following criteria:

• Be a citizen of a country other than the People's Republic of China
• Be in good health and meet the physical examination requirements
• Bachelor's applicants: high school diploma, under 25 years old
• Master's applicants: bachelor's degree, under 35 years old
• PhD applicants: master's degree, under 40 years old
• Meet the language requirements of the chosen program (English proficiency or HSK for Chinese-taught programs)
• Not be receiving any other Chinese government scholarship at the time of application

Available Programs & Subjects

Dali University offers a wide range of programs for international students across multiple faculties. For the most up-to-date list of programs accepting CSC scholarship students, visit the university's international admissions page or search for Dali University on the CSC Study in China portal.

How to Apply — Step by Step

There are two main channels to apply for the CSC scholarship at Dali University:

Channel 1: Apply Directly to Dali University (University Route)

1. Contact a professor — email potential supervisors at Dali University with your CV and research interests. Securing an acceptance letter greatly improves your chances.
2. Create your CSC account — register at campuschina.org and begin the online application. Use agency number 10679.
3. Complete the CSC application form — fill in your personal details, education history, study plan, and preferred program.
4. Upload and prepare documents — gather all required documents (see checklist below) and upload them to the CSC portal.
5. Submit to Dali University — also apply through Dali University's own international admission portal if required.
6. Wait for results — results are typically announced between June and August.

Channel 2: Apply Through Your Country's Embassy (Bilateral Route)

1. Check your embassy's deadline — contact the Chinese embassy or your country's education ministry for the bilateral program deadline and requirements.
2. Complete the CSC online application — same process as above at campuschina.org.
3. Submit to your embassy — deliver printed application materials to the designated authority in your country.
4. Embassy nominates candidates — your embassy shortlists and forwards applications to CSC.

Required Documents

Prepare the following documents for your CSC application to Dali University:

• CSC Application Form (printed from campuschina.org)
• Highest degree diploma (notarized copy)
• Academic transcripts (notarized copy)
• Study plan or research proposal (minimum 800 words)
• Two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors
• Valid passport copy
• Foreigner Physical Examination Form (completed within 6 months)
• Language proficiency certificate — English: IELTS/TOEFL (or university attestation); Chinese: HSK certificate
• Acceptance letter or pre-admission letter from Dali University (if available)
• Published papers or academic achievements (if applicable, especially for PhD)
• No Criminal Record certificate

All documents not in Chinese or English must be notarized translations.

Application Deadline

Always verify exact deadlines on the Dali University website and your country's embassy.

Tips for a Strong Application

1. Dali University can be an excellent strategic choice with lower competition than top-tier universities.
2. A well-written study plan matters even more at less competitive universities — show clear motivation and research direction.
3. Contact professors directly through the university website. Smaller universities often have more responsive faculty.
4. Submit your application as early as possible. Late applications often face stricter review.
5. Have all documents professionally translated and notarized well before the deadline.

About Dali University

External Links

• dali.edu.cn
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• chinese.people.com.cn
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• dali.edu.cn
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• eastern-himalaya.com.cn
• isni.org
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