JNUGuangzhou, China
International undergraduate studyJinan University
暨南大学
A global community in the Greater Bay Area
- Founded 1906
- Project 211
- Double First-Class
01/ 11Overview
A remarkable place to begin.
Founded in 1906. A public university with an overseas Chinese tradition, an international community and campuses across the Greater Bay Area.
Explore JNU’s story and strengths
Business meets applied science
Explore business, computing and health subjects through Jinan’s International School, within a comprehensive research university.
A worldwide community
Jinan’s overseas Chinese tradition and international student community connect you with classmates from many countries and backgrounds.
Three cities to explore
Choose a programme in metropolitan Guangzhou, coastal Zhuhai or Shenzhen, with a different Greater Bay Area setting at each campus.
02/ 11Language requirements
What language do you need?
Chinese language HSK 5 · 180+ For Chinese-taught application-review entry
English language IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL 80 For non-native English applicants to the International School
03/ 11Entry requirements
Your grades. Your starting point.
Official requirementPublished by JNU
Competitive estimateChinaStudyGuide target
Our competitive estimate is planning guidance, not an official admission requirement.
04/ 11CSCA
Do you need CSCA?
Which CSCA subjects do you need?
05/ 11Admission routes
Find your way in.
Application dates & eligibility
06/ 11Application process
From application to arrival.
Choose your route
Choose your major, teaching language, campus and funding channel. Use the international catalogue; the Japan campus and non-degree foundation options have separate arrangements.
Documents that deserve an early start
Application materialsPersonal statement
Application review / scholarships
Recommendation letters
Route-specific
Portfolio or awards
Arts / sport applicants
All other required documents
07/ 11Subjects
What will you study?
Browse all 91 options
08/ 11Annual budget
What will one year cost?
Tuition
RMB / year19,000Published annual tuitionAccommodation
RMB / year6,000Published dormitory maximumFood
RMB / year15,000University food-cost guideTransport
RMB / year1,800Living-cost estimateOther costs
RMB / year5,000Living-cost estimateWhat’s included in the estimate?
09/ 11Scholarships
Big ambitions. Extra support.
National awardChinese Government Scholarship
FundingFull or partial fundingCompetition*High
Chinese Government Scholarship
Provincial awardGuangdong Government Outstanding International Student Scholarship
FundingRMB 10,000 · first yearCompetition*Moderate–high
Guangdong Government Outstanding International Student Scholarship
Overseas Chinese Affairs OfficeChinese Language Education Undergraduate Scholarship
FundingCoverage set by awardCompetition*High
Chinese Language Education Undergraduate Scholarship
Centre for Language Education and CooperationInternational Chinese Language Teachers Scholarship
FundingFull funding · teaching degreeCompetition*High
International Chinese Language Teachers Scholarship
The 2026 intake is closed. Competition labels are ChinaStudyGuide estimates; published acceptance rates are unavailable. Award eligibility and funding are separate from admission.
Silk Road countries & campuses
10/ 11Accommodation
Find your Guangdong base.
On campusCampus student apartments
Shared campus living with published annual tariffs.
RMB 975–6,000/year
Campus student apartments
Off campusPrivate accommodation
Independent housing near your teaching campus.
Arrange your own rental
Private accommodation
Have a housing backup. Confirm your campus before arranging housing. The Silk Road 2+2 pathway changes city after the second year; scholarship accommodation follows the award terms.
11/ 11Student life
A campus to call home. A city to discover.


Guangzhou after class
Guangzhou mixes Cantonese food and older neighbourhoods with the Pearl River’s modern skyline. Warm, humid weather makes shaded paths and evening walks appealing; your campus address determines how close you are to the city centre.
Campus rhythm
At Shipai, leafy paths and Ming Lake give a quieter counterpoint to Guangzhou’s city centre. Student societies, sport and campus dining shape the week; Panyu, Guangyuan East, Zhuhai and Shenzhen have their own routines.
Around your neighbourhood
Shipai is in Tianhe, while Panyu and Guangyuan East place you in different parts of Guangzhou. Everyday meals and errands are easiest near your own campus; Zhuhai and Shenzhen programmes have separate city surroundings.
Weekends in Guangdong
Guangzhou offers Pearl River walks, Cantonese food and older Lingnan neighbourhoods. Zhuhai has a coastal setting and Shenzhen has parks and waterfronts; plan inter-city visits for a free day.
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