Harbin Institute of Technology

Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT), founded in 1920 in Harbin, is a prestigious national key university under China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Over the years, HIT has become one of China’s leading institutions, recognized under major national education initiatives such as Project 211, Project 985, and the Double First-Class program. With campuses in Harbin, Weihai, and Shenzhen, the university is renowned for its strong foundation in engineering, while also excelling in science, management, humanities, and social sciences.

Guided by its motto “Being strict in qualifications for graduates; making every endeavor in educating students,” HIT has cultivated numerous distinguished alumni, including scientists, engineers, and leaders in national defense and technology. The university is deeply involved in national research and innovation strategies, especially in aerospace and advanced technologies. It also runs elite talent programs such as the Intelligent Robotics and Artificial Intelligence classes, reflecting its dedication to fostering excellence and innovation for global impact.

1. HIT International Students Scholarship

Purpose: To support excellent international students pursuing Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral degrees at HIT.

Coverage:

Full or partial tuition waivers:

• Elite Scholarship: 100% tuition waiver

• First Class: 50% tuition waiver

• Second Class: 30% tuition waiver

• Third Class: 20% tuition waiver

Note:

• Annual review required based on academic performance and behavior.

• Students cannot hold multiple scholarships at the same time (“No Double Benefits”).

2. Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC via HIT)

Purpose: To attract international master’s and doctoral students for advanced study and research.

Coverage:

• Full tuition waiver.

• Free on-campus accommodation.

• Comprehensive medical insurance.

Monthly stipend:

• Master’s: CNY 3,000/month.

• Doctoral: CNY 3,500/month.

Application Period:

• Stage 1: Ends December 31.

• Stage 2: Ends February 20 (varies by year).