Scholarships for Du Chinese Premium subscribers!

ByDu Chinese April 8, 2017

Please note: The application period for the scholarship has ended, and it is no longer possible to apply.

We are proud to offer the chance to win a $1,600 scholarship for students who are interested in attending the Fudan School of Management Summer Program.

Our partner GoEast and the Fudan University School of Management are giving away a total $24,000 USD in Scholarships. If you are Du Chinese Premium subscriber, you can apply and get the chance to study Chinese business and culture for 2 weeks in Shanghai.

Learn more details and apply from here. The deadline for applying is April 23.

Please make sure to select “Du Chinese Premium” when you apply:

Note: If you are selected for a scholarship, you must be able to confirm that you are a Premium subscriber using the receipt from your purchase.

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