International student admissions
The International College provides guidance for overseas applicants.
At a glance
International student admissions
The International College provides guidance for overseas applicants.
Program language, qualification and documentary requirements differ by degree and application cycle.
Study in English at USTC
- English-medium study is available across selected graduate disciplines; confirm the current program list and language of instruction in the admissions announcement.
- Program areas include Management Science and Engineering, Financial Engineering, and Probability and Mathematical Statistics.
- English proficiency policies differ by degree, funding scheme and application cycle.
International student entry and campus transition
Selecting a degree program
The international program portfolio includes science, engineering, quantitative disciplines and management-related graduate fields. Applicants should identify the precise academic degree, language of instruction and school rather than rely on a campus name alone.
Language and academic records
English-medium programs can require evidence of English ability, and program-specific criteria determine acceptable documentation. Degree transcripts, qualifications, research statements and recommendations form a distinct academic record for review.
Scholarships and financial planning
The university distinguishes undergraduate fellowships from graduate CAS–ANSO, CSC and institutional funding. Each scheme sets its own eligibility and financing rules; partial and full awards can have different coverage and living-cost implications.
Arrival and student services
Successful international applicants receive later instructions through university channels. The International College publishes information on registration, immigration, student services and campus life, while the library and individual academic schools operate their own service systems.
Admission routes and program requirements
International student admissions | Admission routes and program requirements
International applicants can explore undergraduate, master's and doctoral study through USTC's International College. Program lists distinguish language of instruction and qualification level; funding categories can require separate documents or online submissions. A complete academic application typically brings together identity documents, transcripts, academic plans and language evidence when the chosen route requires it. University-issued admission decisions and scholarship awards remain distinct outcomes of the review process.
International College procedures and program choices
The International College is the university’s point of entry for English-language international admissions information. Some graduate programs use English as the medium of instruction, while others have additional language or discipline requirements.
Applicants should distinguish the degree application in USTC’s system from the additional CSC portal step required for a CSC Type B scholarship application.