China's Full Scholarship Master's Program Welcomes Global Students for 2025
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12 Nov 2024, 00:45 GMT+10
Sanya, Hainan, China, November 8, 2024 - Canada & World Report - A Good University in China proudly announces its Unconditional Master's Degree Full Scholarship Program for 2025, offering global students a fully funded opportunity to pursue advanced studies in China. Applications are open until December 30, 2024, though inquiries made after the deadline may still be considered on a review basis. Classes commence in March 2025.
Key Program Benefits:
The scholarship program provides master's degrees in a diverse range of fields, with the following majors available for the 2025 Spring intake:
Majors Offered in the 2025 Spring Master's Program
Prospective students can reach out to [email protected] to inquire or apply.
Media Contact: Canada & World ReportEmail: [email protected]
About the University
Located in the beautiful coastal city of Sanya, Hainan, A Good University is celebrated for its dedication to academic excellence and the well-being of its international students. With world-class facilities and a commitment to innovative education, the university fosters a culturally rich environment where students are equipped to lead and succeed.
For further details on program offerings, requirements, and application process, please contact the Enrollment Team at the email above. Seize this unique opportunity to study in one of China's most vibrant and scenic regions!
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