English-taught and international programs
- Engineering, agriculture, business and selected ASEAN-facing programs
University profile
Guangxi University
广西大学
A Double First-Class comprehensive university in Nanning with strengths in engineering, agriculture, business, Chinese language, and China-ASEAN regional cooperation.
Curated profileNanning, Guangxi软科中国排名 86
School information
Founded Year
1928
Website
https://www.gxu.edu.cn/
International Students
Accepts international degree and language students
City
Nanning
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International graduate admissions file
Guangxi University is a comprehensive regional university university in Nanning. For international students, its strongest decision points are engineering, agriculture, business, Chinese language, ASEAN studies, admission competitiveness, scholarship fit and the daily-life cost of Nanning.
Admission levels
Chinese language / non-degree studyBachelor's programsMaster's programsDoctoral programsVisiting or exchange study where offered
Counselor note
SilkStudy should verify the latest annual prospectus before advising a student, then compare scholarship coverage, language route, city cost and realistic admission probability.
Common application materials
- Valid passport information page
- Highest diploma or expected graduation certificate
- Full academic transcripts
- Language proficiency proof, such as HSK, IELTS or TOEFL when required
- Physical examination form and no-criminal-record certificate
- Study plan, personal statement, CV and recommendation letters where required
Language and academic requirements
- Chinese-taught programs usually require HSK, with level varying by degree, major and school.
- English-taught programs usually require IELTS, TOEFL or proof of prior English-medium education.
- Graduate applicants often need recommendation letters, study plan or research proposal; elite programs may add interview or department review.
Application timeline
- Most autumn-intake applications open between October and March, with final deadlines often between March and June.
- Scholarship tracks normally close earlier than self-funded applications.
- Admission, JW form, visa, insurance, dormitory and registration steps should be planned backward from September enrollment.
Cost snapshot
- application
- Application fee varies by annual notice, commonly around CNY 400-800.
- tuition
- Tuition varies by degree level, major and language route; confirm from the current annual guide.
- accommodation
- Dormitory availability and room fees vary by campus and room type; confirm before accepting admission.
- insurance
- International students normally need approved medical insurance, often around CNY 800/year.
- livingCost
- Reference living cost: about CNY 1,800-3,500/month, especially friendly for ASEAN students.
Scholarship routes
- Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), where the university is an eligible host or pathway
- Nanning or provincial/municipal government scholarship where available
- Guangxi University university-level scholarships, subject to annual quota and review
Student-life highlights
Nanning is China’s ASEAN-facing green city, warm, affordable and culturally close to Southeast Asia.
It suits students interested in Chinese language, medicine, regional business and cross-border exchange.
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Majors and degree programs
Bachelor, Master, PhD, and language-program data will continue to be expanded through the CMS.
EngineeringAgricultureComputer ScienceBusinessChinese Language
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Tuition and living cost
Tuition
Confirm by current program guide
Dormitory
$900-$1,800/year
City living cost
$430-780/month
Living, travel, and careers around campus
Understand the real environment through daily living, food, transport, weekend travel, and career access.
Nearby housing and daily life
Nanning offers a warm climate, moderate living costs, campus dining, local restaurants, and accessible student neighborhoods.
Food and daily rhythm
Students can try laoyou rice noodles, suanye, night markets, campus canteens, and affordable local meals around university areas.
Tourism and weekends
Qingxiu Mountain, the Yong River, Guangxi Museum of Nationalities, Three Streets and Two Lanes, and ASEAN-themed routes are useful weekend options.
Internships and careers
Nanning is a gateway for China-ASEAN trade, agriculture, engineering, logistics, language services, and regional business exposure.
Transport and safety
The city has airport, rail, bus, and campus support services; daily life is generally practical for international students.
Why students choose this destination
A real study-abroad decision combines the school, city, cost, travel experience, and career access.
Living cost
$430-780/month
Nanning's living cost affects budget, housing choice, and scholarship pressure.
Travel appeal
Guilin / Karst scenery
Guilin, Karst scenery, ASEAN gateway are useful travel and culture signals for students considering Nanning.
Career access
Engineering / Agriculture
Internship fit depends on Nanning's local industries, the student's major, language ability, and university partnerships.
Youth lifestyle
Guilin / Karst scenery / ASEAN gateway
A strong study destination is not only classrooms; it should help students explore the city, meet people, and build real memories of China.
City and destination context
School choice is also about whether the city fits a student's lifestyle, travel interests, and career goals.
Nanning
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Guangxi pairs beautiful karst travel with medicine, language, and Southeast Asia-facing study routes.
View provinceScholarship programs
CSC
Chinese Government Scholarship
Competition: Very high
Coverage
Usually the strongest route: may include tuition waiver, accommodation subsidy, monthly stipend, and medical insurance depending on degree level and annual rules.
Eligibility
Strong academics, complete documents, suitable major, age and degree eligibility, language readiness, and official nomination or university review.
Renewal
Normally reviewed yearly by academic performance, attendance, conduct, and scholarship regulations.
Best for
Applicants with strong grades, clear study plan, complete documents, and enough time before the deadline.
CSC availability differs by school, degree, major, country channel, and year. Always verify the exact Type A / Type B route.
Special
Silk Road Scholarship
Competition: Varies
Coverage
Coverage varies by route. Some special scholarships can be full awards; others are targeted tuition or language-study support.
Eligibility
Often tied to a specific country, recommending institution, Chinese-language route, public-sector background, or strategic field.
Renewal
Depends on the special program rules and annual review.
Best for
Applicants whose background matches a precise language, development, Belt and Road, public-sector, or industry-focused route.
Special scholarships can be excellent, but they are narrow. Verify nomination, nationality, degree, and major restrictions first.
University
University scholarship opportunities
Competition: Medium
Coverage
Usually a school-level tuition waiver, merit award, or partial scholarship. Some universities offer full or high-value freshman awards.
Eligibility
Academic merit, language readiness, application quality, interview result, and program fit.
Renewal
Usually based on yearly academic performance and conduct. Some awards are only for the first year.
Best for
Most bachelor and self-funded applicants because it is often the most practical route to reduce tuition pressure.
University scholarships are often easier to combine with a lower-cost city strategy, but exact coverage must be verified by program.
Application requirements
GPA
3.0+ recommended; medicine, engineering, and elite programs may require more.
Language
English-taught programs commonly ask for IELTS 6.0 or equivalent.
HSK
Chinese-taught programs usually require HSK, with level confirmed by school and major.
Documents
Passport, transcripts, graduation proof, recommendation letters, and study plan are commonly required.
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