Contents
- NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program 2027–2028 Details
- Scholarship Benefits
- Available Programs
- Master’s Degree Programs
- Doctoral Degree Programs
- Eligibility Criteria
- Required Documents
- How to Apply for NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program
- Is NJUST Silk Road Scholarship fully funded?
- How much is the monthly stipend?
- Can I apply for a Master’s?
- Can I apply for a PhD?
- Is IELTS compulsory?
- What HSK level is required?
- Do I need to apply through the CSC website?
- What is the CSC Agency Number for NJUST?
- Do I need a professor’s acceptance letter?
- Can final-year students apply?
- Is the scholarship automatically renewed?
- What is the 2027–2028 deadline?
The Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NJUST) Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program 2027–2028 is a scholarship opportunity for international students who want to pursue a Master’s or PhD degree at Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NJUST) in China.
The scholarship is established under the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC) framework to support outstanding international students from countries along the Belt and Road Initiative to study at Chinese universities. The Silk Road Program aims to promote international cooperation, academic exchange, and talent development between China and Belt and Road countries.
Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NJUST) is a national key university located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. The university is known for strong research capabilities in engineering, science, technology, information, materials, automation, management, and other academic disciplines.
NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program 2027–2028 Details
- Host Country: China
- University: Nanjing University of Science and Technology (NJUST)
- Study Levels: Master’s and Doctoral Degree
- Funding: Fully Funded Scholarship
- Application Deadline: March 2027
Scholarship Benefits
The NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program provides comprehensive financial support for selected international postgraduate students.
The scholarship generally includes:
- Full tuition fee waiver
- Free university accommodation or accommodation subsidy according to university regulations
- Comprehensive medical insurance
- Monthly living allowance
- Master’s students:
- Monthly stipend of RMB 3,000 per month
- PhD students:
- Monthly stipend of RMB 3,500 per month
Available Programs
The NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program is available for selected Master’s and Doctoral degree programs.
Master’s Degree Programs
- Mechanical Engineering
- Instrument Science and Technology
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronic Science and Technology
- Information and Communication Engineering
- Control Science and Engineering
- Computer Science and Technology
- Software Engineering
- Artificial Intelligence
- Chemical Engineering and Technology
- Environmental Science and Engineering
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Optical Engineering
- Management Science and Engineering
- Business Administration
- Economics
- International Business
Doctoral Degree Programs
- Mechanical Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronic Science and Technology
- Information and Communication Engineering
- Control Science and Engineering
- Computer Science and Technology
- Artificial Intelligence
- Chemical Engineering and Technology
- Environmental Science and Engineering
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Optical Engineering
- Management Science and Engineering
- Business Administratio
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants for the NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program should generally:
- Be citizens of countries along the Belt and Road Initiative
- Be citizens of a country other than China
- Hold a valid ordinary foreign passport
- Be in good physical health
- Be in good mental health
- Have an excellent academic record
- Demonstrate good conduct
- Comply with Chinese laws and regulations
- Follow NJUST university rules and regulations
- Meet the academic requirements of the selected program
- Meet the language requirements of the selected program
- Submit complete and authentic application documents
- Not receive another scholarship at the same time
- Master’s Degree Applicants
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification
- Have a strong academic background
- Meet the academic requirements of NJUST
- Normally be under 35 years old
- PhD Applicants
- Hold a Master’s degree or equivalent qualification
- Have a strong academic and research background
- Submit a research proposal
- Normally be under 40 years old
- Language Requirements (Chinese-Taught Programs)
- HSK Level 5
- Minimum HSK score: 180
- English-Taught Programs
- IELTS: 6.0 or above
- TOEFL iBT: 80 or above
- Equivalent recognized English-language proficiency certificate
- Official English-medium instruction certificate from the applicant’s previous university
- Evidence of previous study in an English-speaking country, where accepted by CQU
Required Documents
Applicants should normally prepare the following documents:
- Chinese Government Scholarship Application Form
- NJUST online application form
- Valid passport copy
- Highest degree certificate
- Bachelor’s degree certificate for Master’s applicants
- Master’s degree certificate for PhD applicants
- Expected graduation certificate for current students
- Complete academic transcripts
- Language proficiency certificate
- Study plan or research proposal
- Two academic recommendation letters
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Foreigner Physical Examination Form
- Non-criminal record certificate
- Passport-size photograph
- Academic publications, if available
- Research papers, if available
- Academic awards or certificates, if available
- Other supporting documents required by NJUST
- Study Plan or Research Proposal
- Two recommendation letters (Issued by professors or associate professors)
- Study Plan or Research Proposal
- Two recommendation letters (Issued by professors or associate professors)
How to Apply for NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program
Applicants for the NJUST Chinese Government Scholarship – Silk Road Program must complete applications through both:
- Chinese Government Scholarship Information System (CSC System)
- NJUST International Student Application System
The Silk Road Program is a CSC scholarship program, so applicants must submit a CSC application.
Step 1: Create a CSC Application Account
Applicants should:
- Visit the Chinese Government Scholarship Information System
- Create an account
- Complete personal information
- Select the correct scholarship category
Applicants should choose:
Program Category: Type B
Step 2: Complete CSC Application Form
Applicants should provide:
- Personal information
- Educational background
- Preferred university
- Study program
- Language information
- Scholarship information
Step 3: Select NJUST
Applicants should select:
Nanjing University of Science and Technology
Applicants should confirm:
- University name
- Scholarship category
- Degree level
- Research field
Step 4: Apply Through NJUST System
Applicants should:
- Visit NJUST International Student Application System
- Create an account
- Complete application information
- Upload required documents
Step 5: Upload Required Documents
Applicants should upload:
- Passport
- Degree certificates
- Academic transcripts
- Language certificate
- Study plan
- Research proposal
- Recommendation letters
- CV
- Physical examination form
- Non-criminal record certificate
Step 6: Submit the Application
Before final submission, applicants should carefully check all information. Applicants should make sure that the information submitted in the CSC system and NJUST system is consistent.
Step 7: Pay the Application Fee
Applicants are required to pay:
- Application Fee: RMB 500
- Refund Status: Non-refundable
Step 8: University Evaluation
NJUST evaluates applicants based on:
- Academic performance and background
- Research experience and potential
- Study/research proposal
- Recommendation letters
- Language ability and professional competence
- Program compatibility and overall academic potential
- Interviews, written tests, or supervisor evaluations may also be required.
Step 9: Scholarship Selection
NJUST reviews and recommends qualified applicants to CSC, which makes the final scholarship decision based on academic qualifications, research ability, application quality, and evaluation results.
Step 10: Scholarship Acceptance and Registration
Successful applicants receive admission, scholarship, and visa documents. They must complete visa and registration procedures on time; false documents or violations may result in loss of the scholarship.
Annual Scholarship Review
Students must pass annual reviews covering academic performance, research progress, attendance, conduct, and university compliance. Failure may result in scholarship suspension or termination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NJUST Silk Road Scholarship fully funded?
Yes. It generally covers full tuition, accommodation, medical insurance, and a monthly living allowance.
How much is the monthly stipend?
Master’s students receive RMB 3,000/month, while PhD students receive RMB 3,500/month.
Can I apply for a Master’s?
Yes. Applicants need a Bachelor’s degree, must meet academic and language requirements, and are generally under 35.
Can I apply for a PhD?
Yes. Applicants need a Master’s degree, research experience, and must meet academic and language requirements, generally under age 40.
Is IELTS compulsory?
Not always. English-taught programs may accept IELTS, TOEFL, an English-medium certificate, or other approved proof of proficiency.
What HSK level is required?
Chinese-taught programs generally require HSK Level 5 or above, depending on the program.
Do I need to apply through the CSC website?
Yes. Applicants must apply through the CSC system because the Silk Road Program is a Chinese Government Scholarship.
What is the CSC Agency Number for NJUST?
Applicants should check the latest official NJUST scholarship announcement for the correct CSC Agency Number.
Do I need a professor’s acceptance letter?
Not always. However, contacting a supervisor is recommended, especially for PhD and research-based Master’s applicants.
Can final-year students apply?
Yes. Applicants may submit an expected graduation or student status certificate but must provide the final degree certificate before registration.
Is the scholarship automatically renewed?
No. Students must pass annual reviews and maintain satisfactory academic progress to continue receiving the scholarship.
What is the 2027–2028 deadline?
The expected deadline is around March 2027. Applicants should confirm the exact date when NJUST releases the official 2027–2028 announcement.

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