The Shandong University CCEED Scholarship in China is open to all nationals. It is offered for Masters degree in the field of Business & Management. The deadline for sending your application is 20 Jun 2024. Shandong University provides this scholarship.

The First Company of China Construction Eighth Engineering Division established the "Shandong University-China Construction Eighth Engineering Division Scholarship," which is intended to help foreign students particularly those from the nations along the One Belt One Road—afford the two-year master's program in "International Project Management" at Shandong University, which is taught in English.

The objective of this program is to teach a group of senior project managers who can handle worldwide project management tasks, understand Chinese culture, and adapt to localization and business demands. The Shandong University School of Management employs a large number of well-known experts from Australia, Britain, Italy, South Africa, and other countries to establish an international reputation in the field of project management education. It also incorporates top-notch educational resources into its campus and surrounding areas to draw in international students.

The benefits of the Shandong University CCEED Scholarship in China will provide only tuition fees. 

The eligibility criteria for the Shandong University CCEED Scholarship in China are stated below:

• Candidates must be non-Chinese nationals in excellent health, be at least 18 years old, and have a current, private passport.
• Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree or above.
• Applicants from Indonesia and Korea are preferred.

Required documents:

• Scholarship Application Form for CCEED
• A copy of a current passport
• Notarized highest diploma: To verify your current enrollment status or anticipated graduation date, prospective diploma recipients must provide an official document from their present institution. Notarized translations into Chinese or English must be appended to documents written in languages other than Chinese or English.
• Academic transcripts: Notarized translations in either Chinese or English must be attached to transcripts written in languages other than Chinese or English.
• Two letters of recommendation. Two reference letters from associate professors or higher are required of applicants.
• A minimum of 800 words should be devoted to a personal statement, either in Chinese or English, that details one's educational background, professional experiences, motivation for applying, and study schedule.
• A photocopy of the English language competency certifications.
• English native speakers do not need to provide the certificate.
• Non-native English speakers should present their TOEFL (80 or above) or IELTS (6.0 or higher) test results or other equivalent credentials.
• Candidates who have received their highest education in English may submit a certificate of proficiency in the language.