It is a scholarship program for male and female students to the best educational institutions globally, according to international rankings, in numerous fields and specializations. The program is divided into four main tracks: 1 - 'Pioneers' (Al-Ruwwad) 2 - 'Research and Development' 3 - 'Supply' (Imdad) 4 - 'Promising' (Wa'ed).

One of the most important requirements for applying for the Scholarship Program is obtaining unconditional acceptance from one of the universities listed on the scholarship program.

Yes, students can study the Chinese language before specializing, according to the scholarship terms, provided the university is included in the scholarship list.

Yes Atlas consultants can assist you in determining application deadlines at Chinese universities. Registration at Chinese universities typically begins from January to July. Requirements include a high school diploma or bachelor's degree, transcripts, a personal photo, and, if applicable, proof of English language proficiency, among other application requirements.

Universities offer academic programs in both Chinese and English, with multiple options for international students to study entirely in English at universities within the scholarship tracks.

Yes, students can study at their own expense, and studying in China is considered affordable compared to other countries. Tuition fees range from $2,000 to $10,000 annually. Additionally, many Chinese universities offer full or partial scholarships to international students.

The cost of living ranges from $500 to $1,200 per month, depending on the city. Major cities like Beijing and Shanghai have higher costs compared to smaller cities.