Chinese government award for outstanding self finance students abroad

The Chinese government award for outstanding self-financed students abroad is an academic award established by the China Scholarship Council in 2003. The Chinese government chose worldwide recipients annually based on a record of outstanding accomplishments in any discipline.[1] This award is the highest award Chinese government gives to graduate students studying outside China. They do not receive financial support from Chinese government.[2] To date, the recipients include students from 33 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Australia, Singapore and Canada.[3]

The number of Chinese students leaving China to study abroad is more than half a million each year, making this prestigious award highly competitive. Currently, there are 500 students awarded yearly. Among them, ten extraordinary prizes go to the top awardees with a $10000 cash award and a certificate; the rest of the receipts win a one-time $6000 cash award and a certificate.[4]

Past recipients

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Notable recipients

  • Zhan Guo, Associate Professor at New York University[5]
  • Peng Yin, Biologist[6]
  • Xiaojun Yan, Political writer[7]
  • Pengkai Pan, Founder and CEO of Alo7[8]
  • Lerong Lu, Lawyer, Academic, and Writer, Lecturer in Law at University of Bristol[9]
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