Jilin University, founded in 1946, is a national key comprehensive university under the direct administration of the Ministry of Education in China, and among the first batch of “Project 985” and “Project 211” key construction universities. In 2017, it was rated as one of the first groups of A-level “Double First-Class” universities. In 2022, six disciplines were listed in the second-round selection of “Double First-Class” universities and disciplines.
Jilin University offers a wide range of disciplines, covering 13 academic categories: philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, medical science, management, art and interdiscipline. The university has a complete high-level talent training system with bachelor, master and doctoral programs, and more than 70,000 students on campus. With a focus on the goal of “Double First-Class Initiative”, the university has continuously optimized its global cooperation network and established partnerships with 313 universities and research institutions in 43 countries and regions.
The bilateral program provides full or partial scholarships for applicants in accordance with the agreements or consensus on education cooperation and exchange reached by the Chinese government and the governments, institutions, universities, and international organizations of other countries.
I. Supporting Categories, Duration, Majors, and Instruction Language
1. Supporting Categories: The program sponsors undergraduates, postgraduates for master’s and doctoral degrees, general and senior advanced students. For details, please contact the international student dispatching department of the applicant’s home country.
2. Instruction Language: For undergraduates, the instruction language is Chinese; For postgraduates and advanced students, generally Chinese, and English classes can be offered for some majors.
3.Language Requirements:
(1) Applicants for Bachelor's degree programs must take the "China Scholastic Competency Assessment (CSCA) " (official website: www.csca.cn). Applicants who do not pass the test are required to undertake preparatory study.
(2) Applicants for disciplines or majors with Chinese as the instruction language must meet the following Chinese proficiency requirements: For general advanced students (excluding “Chinese Language” major) and senior advanced students: at least reach