
Catherine Smith
Go Abroad China Ltd.
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Specialized study abroad programs sometimes offer locations outside of the big cities in smaller towns or rural areas, but Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong remain the most popular study abroad destinations.
Shanghai is the country’s largest city by population (22 million) and has historically developed as the main commercial and financial life vein of mainland China.
Beijing is the country’s capital and has served as China’s political center for hundreds of years (the royal Forbidden City, built at the beginning of the fifteenth century, still remains impressively intact at the city’s center).
Hong Kong, a former British colony and current Special Administrative Region of China, is ranked as the world’s third most important international city and over the past two centuries has developed as a beacon of modern globalization.
Other popular study abroad locations in China include Chengdu, Tianjin, and Kunming, among others. China is a huge country which governs over 22 provinces and five autonomous regions, many with their own distinct culture, dialect, and way of life. Anywhere you go will offer something unique and different - so research carefully, choose wisely, and travel a lot while you study abroad in China!
The language barrier can be a very real obstacle to breaching China’s increasingly prominent national university system. While world-class institutions like Tsinghua University, Peking University, and Fudan University are the crown jewel in the eye of every Chinese national student, most classes are generally taught in Mandarin, which make enrollment a challenge for international students not studying Chinese. However many of these schools do reach out with international programs to attract foreign students, and some subject areas, such as international business, are often taught in English.
Study abroad in China is often possible both through independent program providers and through international partnerships between universities in different countries. Programs available in major Chinese cities usually combine academic study with a variety of intensive language lessons and culturally immersive opportunities. Studying abroad through international program providers allows students to experience a program tailored to the students and taught in a smaller class size. Partnered institutions, on the other hand, allow study abroad students to take classes at larger, local universities.
Common academic areas of study in China include math and economics, engineering, political science, urban development, and, of course, Mandarin. The Chinese school year typically is divided into semesters lasting from September-January and February-July. Chinese summers can be exceptionally hot and muggy in the big cities, so plan accordingly!
Although China boasts the world’s second largest economy, it is still very much a developing nation, and so the cost of living is quite cheap compared to most Western countries. Meals will generally only run you a few dollars and many prices are up to negotiation. Prices are lower in rural areas than in the cities, and informal market places are cheaper than recognizable Western businesses. Be wary while studying in China - as a tourist you will have a target on your back so be careful of scams and artificially marked-up prices. These pitfalls quickly become recognizable though, and you will come to find the Chinese people unendingly hospitable and sincerely interested in Western culture.
There are many scholarships made available for study in China, from Western and Chinese institutions alike. Be sure to take advantage of these by consulting GoAbroad’s Scholarship Directory, for those who choose to study in in China, to find out more information on opportunities and eligibility requirements.
Standard housing options are made available through most study abroad programs in China - apartment, homestays, or dormitory style living being most common. Apartment living is good for the independently minded student who likes their own space and individual liberty. Homestays are great for the student who is interested in a more culturally immersive glimpse into the Chinese household and family life (and frequent home cooked meals), and an amazing chance to practice and learn Mandarin. Dormitory style living, especially at larger Chinese universities, offers an inside experience into the life of Chinese students and are a great way to break cultural boundaries and make lifelong friends.
F Visas are required for students who plan to study in China for less than six months, while X visas are required to studying China for over six months. Even though China is a somewhat closed country, obtaining a visa to study abroad is a fairly simple process, which most programs will help guide you through. Just be sure to allot yourself plenty of time, consult your specific program provider, and check out GoAbroad’s Embassy Directory to locate a Chinese embassy near to you, for more details about the visa policy for your home country.
Hugely chaotic crowds of people, inescapable urban pollution, and a spoken language which could not differ more from English, all make studying abroad in China a daunting prospect to even the most adventurous of students. Indeed moving from a Western society which prizes individualism and creative freedom to an Eastern society which values hard work, disciplined obedience, and the observance of propriety will inevitably bring about a healthy dose of culture shock. Yet growth comes from breaking out and experiencing new things.
China is an entirely different world, continuously developed in parallel with the West. Come to explore its mystery, and leave a more well-rounded student and human being.
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Yes! China is undoubtedly one of the most significant players in today's global affairs, making it a very marketable destination for international students who wants to study abroad.
Although China has one of the world's largest economies, it is still developing, thus, having lower living costs than most Western countries. You may consult your program providers for more information on scholarships available for studying in China.
Studying English in China is a great opportunity, not only because of the affordability of education but also because of the growing demand for English speakers and the chance to experience Chinese culture and language first-hand.
F Visas are required for students who plan to study in China for less than six months, and X visas for over six months. Consider consulting your program provider for more details on visa policies, supporting documents, and other requirements.
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
My time studying in Kunming so far has been one of the greatest experiences I have ever had. Especially with my great teacher. Everyone at Ltl has made me feel very welcome and I have been able to experience many amazing things.

So glad you've had a great time in Kunming, Josephine :) We loved having you here with us and are happy your experience matched your expectations!! LTL Team
I’ve really enjoyed my experience with Silk Mandarin so far. Learning Mandarin can feel quite overwhelming at first, especially with the tones and pronunciation, but the way the lessons are structured makes everything feel much more approachable. One of the things I appreciate most is that the teaching goes beyond simply memorising vocabulary. The teachers explain things clearly and make sure you understand how to use what you learn in practice. The teaching methods are engaging and make the lessons feel interactive, which helps keep me motivated and interested. I’ve also found the teachers to be very supportive, creating an environment where I feel comfortable making mistakes and learning from them. I think this is especially important when learning a language as different from English as Chinese. Overall, Silk Mandarin has made learning Chinese a genuinely enjoyable experience. Progress takes time, of course, but having a good learning structure and supportive teachers makes a real difference. I’d happily recommend them to anyone looking to start learning Mandarin or improve their existing skills.
Program: Online Chinese Learning 1-on-1 - Schönberg Education
This school leaves a very positive impression. The learning process is well structured and strongly focused on practical usage, with particular attention to speaking skills, pronunciation, and real-life communication. The teachers are native speakers with solid teaching experience and are able to explain complex topics in a clear and systematic way. Thanks to everyone I was studying with!!
We're so happy to hear that, andrei! Making Chinese learning simple and enjoyable is exactly what we strive for. 😊
I had a great experience here during my 6-month stay. I gained many new experiences and met wonderful people, like my teacher helena. Her teaching style is very easy to understand, and she did her best to teach me Chinese, even though my English wasn't the best. She did everything possible to help me learn, and I did. Honestly, these experiences were some of the best. I thank my teacher for everything she taught me and everything she did for me, both as a student and as a friend. Thank you!
Hello Alejandro, we’re happy to hear that you had a positive experience with our team. Your feedback mean a lot to us and motivate our team to continue providing the best support. Please keep up your great work. 😊
I joined the school program for two weeks. Helen was our teacher, and she is so funny and good at translating local slang. We had five students in that group and all of us loved her. We didn't expect a young teacher could be very professional and patient but she was amazing.

Two weeks just go too quick, Martina :) But we still had a great time! Keep up the great work. Thanks for your lovely words. LTL Team
We joined the Beijing trip this spring, and i really miss the feeling there! Everyday's classes with friendly and funny teacher, chinese local food differed each day, cultural challenges with locals! I also bought a mini mahjong set back home!

Love to hear it, Artion, we miss you too. Come back and let's do it all again :) LTL Team
It was a great trip in Beijing evenif it was not my first time. Teachers were very patient and professional. I enjoyed the class very much. There are much more students from all other countries in LTL, there were also Spanish, German and other countries.


So glad to hear you had a great time in Beijing with us. Come back again soon and thanks for the 5 stars!! LTL Team
The goal of my trip to China, beyond studying the language, was to get to know the small part of the country that I visited. Anya helped me a lot to manage the practical aspects, guided me in choosing places to see, and encouraged me to try new things in Xi'an(as street food f.e). Thank you.

Thanks so much Maurizio :) We're so glad you had a blast with us. Hope to see you again and thanks for the lovely words. LTL Team
I booked a one-week intensive beginner’s course. It was really worth it and I do feel it did push me to improve a lot. My teachers (Sara in the morning and Lilia in the afternoon) were very supportive, made the class interesting and challenging. And this with a lot of humor and charm. The school has as well organized activities which you can join eg roasted duck dinner, and there is always someone to have a chat or ask for help to navigate Beijing.

Love to hear it, Hector :) We equally had a blast teaching you as well. Come back again soon for more Beijing Duck!! LTL Team
Minha experiência estudando mandarim na LTL em Beihai tem sido excelente. Os professores são atenciosos, pacientes e dedicados. As aulas são dinâmicas e proporcionam uma verdadeira imersão na língua e na cultura chinesa. Recomendo a escola para quem deseja aprender mandarim e vivenciar a cultura chinesa de perto.



Muito obrigado por compartilhar a sua experiência! Ficamos felizes em saber que as aulas dinâmicas e a imersão na cultura chinesa em Beihai fizeram tanta diferença para você. Continue com o ótimo trabalho nos estudos de mandarim e esperamos ver você novamente na LTL algum dia! LTL Team
My Mandarin Immersion Journey, Deciding to pack up and spend three months ago immersing myself in Mandarin was a massive milestone. As a guy from the US looking to move past casual apps and textbook phrases into actual fluency, choosing the right destination and school was everything. After weighing my options, I settled on Beijing as my home base and LTL Mandarin School as my academic launching pad. Looking back at my time there from a couple of months removed, I can say without hesitation it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. If you are on the fence about where to study and which school to trust, here is an unfiltered look at why Beijing and LTL hit every single mark. Why Beijing? The Gold Standard for Mandarin. When people debate where to study Chinese in China, cities like Shanghai or Shenzhen often get pitched for their ultra-modern, Westernized vibes. But if your core goal is mastering the language, Beijing is the undisputed birthplace of standard Mandarin (Putonghua). Choosing Beijing meant that every time I stepped out of the classroom—whether ordering street food, chatting with a Didi driver, or navigating a park—I was surrounded by clear, crisp, standard pronunciation. There is no heavy southern dialect or alternate regional slang to muddle your learning curve here. The city speaks the textbook. Immersing yourself in Beijing forces your ear to adapt to authentic, correct Mandarin naturally, shortening your learning timeline dramatically. Location and Commuting. Dawanglu LTL Beijing is strategically situated right in the heart of the city’s Central Business District at Dawanglu metro station ). For a student, this location is an absolute game-changer. The Dawanglu transportation conveniences made my daily routine effortless. The school is just a short, second-long walk from the Dawanglu subway station, which sits on major intersecting lines. Getting across Beijing—whether heading to historic sites like the Forbidden City, meeting friends in Sanlitun, or exploring the hutongs—was seamless and fast. You never have to worry about getting stranded in a remote suburb; you are plugged straight into the pulse of the capital. Price-Friendly and Value Studying abroad can easily break the bank, but Beijing offers a surprisingly price-friendly structure relative to the immense value you receive. When you factor in professional, certified native teachers, small group dynamics (which ensure you actually get speaking time rather than sitting silently in a lecture hall of thirty), also found my Chinese name 李景龙, Chinese dragon represents noble personality and foresights, all-inclusive materials, the ROI is exceptional. Daily life in Beijing also scales to fit your budget—you can find high-end dining or incredible, cheap local noodle shops right outside the Dawanglu complex, making it easy to manage living expenses over a prolonged stay. My fav place is downstairs of skp shopping mall where I can find almost the cuisine all over the world. Staff Interaction and Community What truly sets LTL apart from a standard institutional academy is the human element. From day one, the staff Linda, and Alessandra , the interaction felt less like dealing with administration and more like joining a welcoming community. The teachers are rigorous, highly professional, and genuinely invested in your progress, pushing you just enough to break past your comfort zone while keeping classes fun and engaging. Outside of lessons, the school fosters an inclusive social environment with regular cultural activities, lunches, and events. As a foreigner landing in China, having a bilingual support team that helps you sort out local logistics—from mobile apps to setting up your routine—takes away all the initial friction. Two months at LTL Beijing completely transformed my relationship with the Chinese language. Between the unmatched linguistic purity of Beijing, the central, transit-friendly hub of Dawanglu, and a supportive, cost-effective framework, it provides an ideal ecosystem for any serious learner. If you want a school that challenges you, surrounds you with standard Mandarin, and feels like a community rather than a factory, LTL Beijing is the place to be.


It sounds like Beijing really became home! We're thrilled the Dawanglu location, the standard Mandarin and the small classes all worked so well for you. Linda and Alessandra will love reading this. Thanks so much for taking the time to write such a detailed and helpful review for other learners. Keep up the great work studying Mandarin and we hope to see you again some day! LTL Team
I'd highly recommend LTL Chengdu for a Mandarin learning experience. I had three weeks of one-on-one learning at the intermediate level with teacher Guo Xinyue, and she was excellent. I learned a lot, and we also managed to have great conversations aabout society,history, social issues, families and so on, turning these conversations into opportunities to learn more vocabulary. The school is well-run, with a friendly atmosphere, and Chengdu is a very pleasant city, especially in October.

Thanks so much for taking the time and keep up the great work studying Mandarin. Chengdu in October will be waiting if you come back some day! LTL Team
Program: Chinese Programs in Shanghai&Suzhou with Silk Mandarin
I am delighted to share with you my very positive impression of the quality ad professionalism of the teachers and staff here at Silk Mandarin. I took a two week course of intensive Chinese and, although i found the language very difficult the patience and good humour of the teachers have made it a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. I especially like to recommend to my readers my teacher ( laoshi) Evelyn who shepharded me through the awful pronunciation stages of my early online weeks and had enormous patience with by horrible short term memory.
I chose Beijing as my mandarin studying location which was one of the best decisions I made! Not justbecause of the transportation for every day courses and activities. Also, this city is very friendly to all kinds of foreigners no matter how fluently Mandarin you can speak with them or just gestures haha! Great arrangement for my classes where I studied new words, practice oral dialogues, or even chat with teacher to know local life’s…

Getting by with Mandarin or just a few gestures and a smile, that's the Beijing spirit! We're thrilled you chose the city and enjoyed chatting with your teachers about local life. Thanks so much for taking the time and keep up the great work studying Chinese! LTL Team
I chose Beijing as my mandarin studying location which was one of the best decisions I made! Not justbecause of the transportation for every day courses and activities. Also, this city is very friendly to all kinds of foreigners no matter how fluently Mandarin you can speak with them or just gestures haha! Great arrangement for my classes where I studied new words, practice oral dialogues, or even chat with teacher to know local life’s…

Getting by with Mandarin or just a few gestures and a smile, that's the Beijing spirit! We're thrilled you chose the city and enjoyed chatting with your teachers about local life. Thanks so much for taking the time and keep up the great work studying Chinese! LTL Team
总之,这一个半月在北京的学习对我意义非凡。这段经历让我受益匪浅,我的汉语口语进步很大,所以我很高兴能在北京遇到老师,也很高兴能在这里认识你们。我过得很开心,真的很满足。学校和老师们都很棒。衷心感谢大家。总之,这一个半月在北京的学习对我意义非凡。这段经历让我受益匪浅,我的汉语口语进步很大,所以我很高兴能在北京遇到老师,也很高兴能在这里认识你们。我过得很开心,真的很满足。学校和老师们都很棒。衷心感谢大家。

A month and a half in Beijing and a big step forward in your spoken Chinese is what we love to hear!! Our teachers will be so happy to read your kind words. Thanks so much for taking the time and keep up the great work studying Chinese. We hope to see you again some day! LTL Team
Program: Online Chinese Learning 1-on-1 - Schönberg Education
I had a great time in wuxi, the teachers were extremely helpful, giving us lots of opportunities to practice our speaking. All the staff were very helpful, and responded quickly to my requests. Would definitely recommend!
Hi Alex, we're happy to hear you had a great experience with us, Keep shining. 😊
As someone who needed to improve their business Chinese for career purposes, finding the right language program was crucial. This school proved to be the ideal choice. I spent six weeks here taking 1-on-1 private lessons. My instructor customized the curriculum specifically around professional vocabulary, negotiation phrases, and contemporary economic topics relevant to my field.
Thanks for your kind words, Pericles! It means a lot to us that you'd recommend our school to others. We're delighted you're enjoying your experience with us! Please keep up your great work. 😊
Xiatan is our fav teacher. The class is much fun and we not only learn about language but also culture etc. And things about China. We interact and discuss a lot and also learn new vocabulary every day!!!

Thanks so much Rahel, great picture too!! Come back again soon. LTL Team
I had such a wonderful experience at the LTL language school! I spent two weeks learning Mandarin, with group classes in the morning with Summer and private lessons with Alice afterwards. Summer and Alice were both amazing teachers, very kind, patient and encouraging. Summer made the group classes engaging and fun, while Alice always adapted the private lessons perfectly to my level and had a great way of explaining things and making them easy to understand. Both created such a warm and positive atmosphere. I learned so much in only two weeks and genuinely looked forward to class every day. Highly recommend this school to anyone wanting to learn Mandarin!


Looking forward to class every single day after only two weeks is amazing!! We're thrilled to hear that! Summer and Alice will both love reading this, and we'll make sure they see your kind words. Thanks so much for taking the time and keep up the great work studying Mandarin! LTL Team
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Catherine Smith
Go Abroad China Ltd.
AlumniI have always been fascinated by different cultures, and China’s rich history and language intrigued me.
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Elise Hanks-Witaszek
CAPA The Global Education Network
AlumniSeeing my sister study abroad in college really motivated me to go abroad as well. I knew I wanted to study abroad but I wasn’t sure where. I found ou...
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Jennifer Conner
CAPA The Global Education Network
AlumniLearning Mandarin has been a lifelong goal of mine that I only recently began to seriously work on. I am half Taiwanese, but growing up Mandarin was n...
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Jacob Danzi
CIEE College Study Abroad
AlumniI really love learning languages and about culture in other countries, so I have always had the desire to travel the world. Once I graduate, I would l...
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Deshawn Peterson
(DEAD URL) Mandarin Spring
AlumniI always wanted to travel, not only as a tourist; I wanted the local experience. I felt If I didn't do it now, I would never go.
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Nick Botham
Hutong School
AlumniI was working in the oil industry as a contractor when the price crashed late in 2014. After a long project in the Arctic, the next contract was cance...
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Alana Perez
[SUSPENDED] Alliance for Global Education
AlumniI decided to go for an international program, because I knew it was the only program that would allow me to study a language outside of the classroom.
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IES Abroad
AlumniI have always been interested in the word beyond my immediate grasp. To see what other cultures and lifestyles there were elsewhere, to experience thi...
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IES Abroad
AlumniThe educational experience of problem solving in an unfamiliar culture, adapting to new standards, and interacting with a foreign civilization fulfill...
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TEAN by WorldStrides
AlumniI applied for an international program because I wanted a better understanding of the world for what it truly is, and not just what everyone said it w...
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TEAN by WorldStrides
AlumniApart from a childhood dream of climbing the Great Wall, I wanted to experience living in a culture that was completely different from what I am famil...
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Brita Preus
IES Abroad
AlumniAs a management major, I thought that learning about Chinese business and culture would be very relevant to my major and useful for my future. I didn’...
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Boston University Study Abroad
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