We go through your goal, budget and language level, shortlist 5–8 universities and master's programmes for your degree and field, and explain your chances and the intake dates.
We sign the contract with the refund term. We collect and translate your bachelor's diploma and transcript, and prepare the motivation letter, academic references and portfolio.
We apply officially through partner universities, fill in the forms and upload the package. We track the status and correspond with the admissions offices.
Master's applicants have the best odds on CSC and provincial scholarships — we submit alongside the admission and see you through the selection.
We obtain the invitation (JW202 / Admission Letter), help with the X1/X2 visa, book the dormitory and get you ready to fly. We stay in touch once you arrive.
You can apply with a bachelor's degree from any country — there are no entrance exams in the usual sense; the document package decides.
A degree from any accredited university will do. Translation and certification are on us.
Hundreds of master's programmes run entirely in English: IELTS/TOEFL or the university's own test is enough, no HSK needed.
Studying in Chinese usually asks for HSK 5. The choice of specialities is wider and the competition is often lower.
Most programmes run two to three years depending on the speciality. The intake is September, with documents due March–May.
You need two references from lecturers or an employer, plus a motivation letter — we help you make them strong.
The master's level is a priority for the CSC scholarship: full coverage of tuition, dormitory and a monthly stipend is realistic.
No surcharges for “extra” stages — everything you need is already included.
$120 / ¥880 at the start, plus the main fee once a university confirms it is ready to admit you. The exact amount depends on the programme and the number of universities.
The organisational stage: shortlisting universities, documents, translations, certification, supporting papers, the motivation letter and submitting the applications.
Payable once a university has confirmed it is ready to admit you. University registration fees (¥300–1,000 each) are paid directly to the university.
Master's admission, end to end — quoted individually. We prepare the exact quote at your consultation.
A high HSK level wasn't an option at the start. The language year gave a safe entry and time to prepare for the next step.
Needed an English-taught programme with an international intake, and the option to study Chinese alongside.
Started from zero Chinese. What mattered was getting into the language environment and practising daily.
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