The China International Postgraduate Scholarships are offered by Guangdong University of Finance & Economics (GDUFE).

The Guangdong University of Finance & Economics (GDUFE) 2025 International Postgraduate Scholarships are currently open to foreign candidates wishing to pursue a Master's degree in China. Full-time master's degree programs in fields including international trade, digital economy, publishing, journalism, and international Chinese language education are offered by this opportunity. Financial advantages include tuition, housing, and other expenditures covered by scholarships up to 30,000 RMB. The deadline for applications is June 1, 2025.

Why Attend GDUFE to Study?

Guangdong University of Finance & Economics (GDUFE), a highly regarded university in Guangzhou, China, was established in 1983 and is well-known for its business, economics, and finance programs. With more than 30,000 students and international collaborations with more than 80 universities across the globe, GDUFE offers an education that is competitive worldwide. The institution provides students with exposure to top businesses and research possibilities due to its location in the Greater Bay Area, an economic centre.

Degree Level For students pursuing master's degree programs at Guangdong University of Finance & Economics (GDUFE), fully funded China International Postgraduate Scholarships 2025 are offered.

Master's Programs Available

Five postgraduate programs are available to international students at GDUFE:

• Digital Economy (Master of Digital Economy) – School of Digital Economics (English-taught, 2 years, 20 slots)
• Journalism & Communication (Master of Journalism & Communication) – School of Humanities & Communication (Chinese-taught, 3 years, 20 slots)
• International Trade (Master of Economics) – School of Economics (English-taught, 3 years, 15 slots)
• Publishing (Master of Publishing) – School of Humanities & Communication (Chinese-taught, 2 years, 20 slots)
• International Chinese Language Education (Master of International Chinese Language Education) – School of Humanities & Communication (Chinese-taught, 3 years, 20 slots)