Treatment of African students

Africans studying in China enjoy the following benefits:

At present, there are many black students from Africa in most colleges and universities in China. For these black students, education in China is undoubtedly more advanced and developed.

In order to attract these black students, the state finance has specially prepared 600,000 yuan for them to study abroad. In this way, we have actively introduced 10 million African college students to study in China.

We have always been very warm and generous to African students. After coming to our country, black students can not only get the convenience of applying for school registration, but also get a generous financial subsidy from the relevant departments every year.

According to an insider, the total subsidy for studying abroad that everyone can get is around 600,000! For most of us, 600 thousand is a huge sum. It's a bit confusing to spend 600 thousand to subsidize black students.

In fact, the positive attitude of the relevant state departments towards black students is not only to attract more talents to the country, but also to stabilize our cooperative relationship with African countries through educational exchanges.

Although the African economy is relatively backward, it is rich in mineral resources. We have always maintained cooperation with African countries and gained a lot of energy help and support in this cooperation. All countries willing to cooperate with us are willing to help them in economic development.

Foreign students studying in China, including black students, enjoy equal educational resources. On campus, black international students enjoy the same learning opportunities and treatment as other international students, and can participate in academic exchange activities and community activities. At the same time, most universities in China have set up education centers for international students, which are responsible for services such as admission application, accommodation and life consultation for international students.

Helping these black students to study better in the mainland can not only better stabilize our cooperative relationship with African countries, but also cultivate talents for these countries.