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Study path · Oman to China

University degrees

Bachelor's, master's and PhD study at universities in China.

Who it's for

Who this path suits

We help Omani students choose a university and a degree in China, prepare a strong application and settle in once they arrive, whether the course is taught in English or in Chinese.

  • Students
  • Parents
  1. School leavers

    Students finishing secondary school who want a bachelor's degree abroad.

  2. Graduates

    Bachelor's graduates looking at a master's or a PhD in their field.

  3. Parents

    Families who want clear advice and one point of contact for every step.

What's included

Support at every step

Your consultation confirms exactly what is included.

  • Course & university advice

    Help comparing universities, cities, teaching languages and fees against your goals.

  • Application support

    A document checklist and a review of your application before it is sent.

  • Scholarship guidance

    The kinds of scholarship you could apply for, and how. Always confirm the details with the official sources.

  • Enrolment & visa guidance

    Help with the application, the admission letter and each visa step.

  • Arrival & orientation

    Airport pickup, help settling into housing and a first-week tour of campus and city.

  • Support in Arabic

    One contact for students and parents, from the first day of classes on.

Programs

Courses are being finalised

We're finalising the universities and courses on offer for University degrees. Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the options for the next intake.

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How it works

From the first conversation to the first semester

  1. Step 1: Consultation

    Tell us about the student's goals, grades and timing in a short call or through the form.

  2. Step 2: Your study plan

    We suggest the path, the universities and a timeline, with clear next steps.

  3. Step 3: Application & visa

    We help with the application, the admission letter and the student visa, and arrange housing and travel.

  4. Step 4: Arrive with support

    We welcome students on arrival and stay in touch with them and their families.

FAQ

Questions we're often asked

More answers in the Student guide

Usually your certificates and transcripts, a valid passport and a personal statement, and for some courses recommendation letters or a language certificate. Each university sets its own requirements and deadlines, and we give you a checklist for the courses you choose.

Not always. Many universities teach some degrees in English, while degrees taught in Chinese usually ask for a language certificate. A language course or a foundation year can get you there first. Requirements differ by university and course, so we check them for each application.

There are different kinds of scholarship, offered by governments, universities and cities, and some cover tuition, housing or a monthly allowance. Eligibility and deadlines change every year, so always confirm the details with the official sources. We help you find the ones that fit and prepare your application.

Many courses start in September, and some also in the spring. Applications often close months before, so starting about a year ahead leaves time for documents, scholarships and the visa. Dates vary by university, and we confirm them for each one.

It depends on your goals, your current level and how long you want to stay. In a consultation we look at your grades, interests and Chinese, then suggest a degree, a language course, a foundation year or a short program, and the universities that fit.

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Ready to talk about your studies?

Tell us about the student, their goals and timing, and we'll arrange a consultation about University degrees.

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