Scholarships and Grants
Schwarzman Scholarship Application Now Open
Submit by September 28, 2017
2017 Chinese Bridge Proficiency Competition Announced
Register by March 3
New Confucius Institute Grants for UCLA Faculty
Apply by May 1
Confucius Ph.D. Fellowship Programs
Registration is Now Open!
An Wang Postdoctoral Fellowship
Application Now Open for Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies Fellowship
Confucius Institute Scholarship Program
Confucius Institute Scholarship Program
Application Deadline: April 25, 2013
The program will offer financial support for students in the following academic areas:
Scholarship for One-Semester Students
Scholarship for One-Semester Students is provided to:
- Outstanding students of Confucius Institutes (Classrooms)
- Overseas local Chinese language teachers
- Outstanding performers on HSK exams
- Winners of the "Chinese Bridge” Chinese Proficiency Competitions for Foreign College Students and for Foreign High School Students
- Outstanding graduates of Chinese language
The scholarship winner may choose to study majors including Chinese Language and Literature, Chinese History and Chinese Philosophy.
Scholarship for Students of MTCSOL
Scholarship for Students of MTCSOL (Master's Degree in Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages) is provided to outstanding students of:
- Confucius Institutes (Classrooms)
- Overseas local Chinese language teachers
- Outstanding performers on HSK exams
- Winners of the "Chinese Bridge” Chinese Proficiency Competitions for Foreign College Students and for Foreign High School Students
- Outstanding graduates of Chinese language
Scholarship time frame: starting in autumn 2013, for two academic years.
Sino-Foreign Doctoral Program
中外合作培养博士项目
Confucius China Studies Program
孔子新汉学计划
Confucius Institute Scholarship Program
孔子学院奖学金项目
Local Chinese Teachers Attend the CAIS Conference
April, 2010
San Francisco
The UCLA Confucius Institute supported 8 local Chinese teachers who are currently Mandarin Teaching Scholars in our Program to attend the annual Chinese Education Conference in San Francisco. This conference was hosted by the Chinese American International School (CAIS) and co-sponsored by Hanban – UCLA Confucius Institute.
