Studying in China is an ambitious project that demonstrates excellent vision and openness, whether to learn Mandarin (the world’s most spoken language) or to pursue studies at one of China’s 3000 universities.

Financial considerations are one of the fascinating aspects of the Chinese study project compared to other countries, for the simple reason that China subsidizes up to 50% or 100% of international students’ studies through its scholarship program. China is also the world’s second-largest economy, so what better country to study in than China?

The student’s multilingualism (in French, English, Spanish, and Chinese, for example) is a significant asset in his or her professional life. For middle-income families, the relatively low cost of living is a benefit. Studying in China enables you to combine theory and practice, as the country is home to thousands of businesses in every sector.

Encouraging our young people to study in China does not imply a lack of affection for their homeland; rather, it enables the young generation to acquire the knowledge and advanced technologies necessary to develop their countries.