Brief Description:
In partnership with the University of Toronto, the China Scholarship Council (CSC) offers scholarships to outstanding Chinese students
who will pursue doctoral or postdoctoral studies at U of T. For doctoral
students selected by the CSC, U of T undertakes to cover the cost of tuition
while the CSC will provide the student with a stipend sufficient to cover
living expenses, return airfare and visa application fees. For selected
postdoctoral fellows, the CSC will provide a postdoctoral award and U of T
supervisors will provide additional financial support.
The CSC will cover return airfare, visa application fees,
and annual living allowance including the University Health Insurance Plan. The
University will cover the candidate’s tuition fees (exclusive of other fees,
such as registration or student association fees) and consider them for further
financial support.
Eligibility
In order to qualify for a CSC doctoral scholarship, the
candidate must be a Chinese citizen or permanent resident and cannot be working
or studying abroad at the time of application. Eligible students will have
excellent marks, and will undertake to return to China upon completion of their
studies.
Students must also meet all of the U of T's requirements for
admission to a doctoral program. Typically, this entails the prior completion
of a degree equivalent to a U of T Master’s as well as meeting the minimum
English language requirements. In order to apply for the CSC scholarship,
students must already have received an unconditional offer admission from theUniversity of Toronto promising to cover the cost of tuition.
How to Apply
Please apply to the University of Toronto as usual. When
applying, make sure to notify the Department or Program, through the Graduate
Program Coordinator, and the potential supervisor that you will also be
applying for a CSC scholarship, or that you have already been offered one.
Once you receive an offer of admission from the U of T, you
should apply for a CSC scholarship through your home university.
Your candidacy for a scholarship will be evaluated and
referred by your home university to the China Scholarship Council. Further
information on this process is available on the CSC
website.
Please note that the funding offered to you in your letter
of admission will be contingent on your successful application for a CSC
Scholarship.
Required Documents
You will need to submit:
- A hard copy of the signed CSC application form
- Completed CSC employer reference form
- A copy of the full application to the University of Toronto plus supporting documents such as communications with the supervisor
- A copy of the unconditional offer of admission from the University of Toronto.
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