Why study in China

A lot of development in the educational sector is happening in China. Beijing and Shanghai are the top cities in China with many universities for international students. The Times higher education mentioned top universities from China in the list:- Tsinghua University, Peking University, Fudan University, University of Science and Technology of China, Zhejiang University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Nanjing University, Southern University of Science and Technology Guangdong, SunYatsen University, Beijing Normal University, Wuhan University, Central South University, INTO Nankai University Tianjin, Raffles Design Institute and china Campus network. Mandarin is the official language used in China by most people. It is recommended to learn mandarin while studying other higher education courses in China. This will help in better prospects in the job ahead in the career. Students can apply for universities at the China university application center online. Students under 30 for a bachelor's degree and under 40 for a master's or postgraduate course can apply for courses in China.

Higher education

Higher education includes bachelors, masters, and doctorate degrees. There are also many vocational courses and programs which are learned by students for polishing their skills and their key study area. Degree programs in medicine, engineering, and business are offered by universities.

Tuition fees

The cost of education is low compared to the UK and the US in some of the Chinese universities. The tuition fees are between USD 2000 to 10000 annually in Public universities. If a student wants to learn engineering, medicine, or business degrees the fees are between $24000 to $50000 per year. The fees in Peking institute are a bit higher considering its top position in the ranking. The fees of this university are somewhat on average $17000 per year. Private universities of china or the US and UK having a campus in China has fees from $8000 to $15000 annually.

Financial aid

International students are given the option to apply for the Chinese government award program. The scholarship covers living and tuition fees and is for both graduate and undergraduate programs. The Chinese government has set up a target of 5 lakhs students to be enrolled by 2020 for that they have scholarships to encourage students to join in.

Employment Opportunities

International students are usually not permitted to work while studying in China. Part-time jobs are given permission where students usually opt for teaching English. Seeking universities permission to work is highly advisable to control any problems.

The development of China's economy has been fast and the nation as of now flaunts the second biggest economy on the planet (behind the USA). While the pace of economic development has eased back down lately, job possibilities are for the most part great, even though competition for graduate jobs is fierce.

With its flourishing economy, China has a lot to bring to the ambitious graduates looking for another challenge - find what it resembles to live and work in this flourishing Asian country.