Belarusian
- Annual tuition16,000 ¥
- Duration4 years
- Language of instructionChinese
- DegreeBachelor's
Belarusian is a 4-year bachelor's programme at Xi'an International Studies University (XISU) (Xi'an), offered by School of Russian Studies. It is taught in Chinese and annual tuition is 16,000 ¥ (≈ $2,250).
School of Russian Studies
Admission requirements
- Chinese-taught programmes
- HSK 4–5 (180+)
- CSCA exam
- Required What is the CSCA?Next session: 14 – 15 November 2026
Based on the university's 2026 admission guide. Requirements may vary by programme and change every year; your adviser confirms the exact requirements when you apply. · Official source ↗
Check your eligibilityEstimated total cost per year
- Tuition
- 16,000 ¥
- Campus dormitory (published by the university)
- 9,000 ¥
- Food, transport and personal expenses
- 20,760 ¥ – 36,000 ¥
- Total per year
- 45,760 ¥ – 61,000 ¥≈ $6,450 – $8,590
Estimate; flights, health insurance, residence permit and deposits in the first year are not included. Cost of living guide →
Your document checklist
For the application
- Passport (valid for at least 6 months, colour scan of the photo page)
- Passport-style photo (white background, taken within the last 6 months)
- High school diploma: original and English translation, both notarised (if not yet graduated, a certificate of enrolment)
- Transcript: original and English translation, both notarised
- Chinese language certificate (HSK; otherwise a Chinese preparatory programme is possible)
- CSCA test result (required by many universities from 2026)
After admission (for visa and enrolment)
- Foreigner Physical Examination Form
- Police clearance certificate (criminal record)
- Bank statement or financial guarantee letter
Requirements vary by university; your advisor will tell you if anything is missing.
Dormitory and cost of living
- Campus dormitory
- 4,500 ¥ / semester · double roomapprox. per month: 750 ¥ (≈ 110 $) · source
- Food, transport and personal expenses (monthly)
- 1,730–3,000 ¥ (≈ 240–420 $)
- A room off campus (monthly)
- 1,000–2,500 ¥ (≈ 140–350 $)
Figures are estimates; university fees may change every year. Guide to the cost of living in China →
About the university
Xi'an International Studies University (XISU) is a provincial public university in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi province. It is a member of the G8 group of eight Chinese universities specialising in foreign languages and international studies. It has three campuses: Yanta in the north (the old campus), Chang'an in Xi'an University City, and Yahe.
University page →Frequently asked questions
What is the annual tuition for Belarusian?
16,000 ¥ (≈ $2,250) / year. Annual tuition × duration; universities may update tuition each year. Accommodation and living costs are not included.
What is the language of instruction for Belarusian?
It is taught in Chinese. Language requirement: HSK 4–5 (180+).
I don't speak Chinese. Can I apply to this programme?
Chinese-taught programmes usually require HSK 4 or 5. If you don't speak Chinese, many universities let you start with a one-year Chinese preparatory programme and then join your degree; the preparatory year has its own tuition.
Can I apply for a scholarship for this programme?
Yes. You can apply for the Chinese Government Scholarship (embassy channel), provincial and city scholarships and university scholarships. Bachelor's scholarship applications require a CSCA result; this university also requires the CSCA. Scholarship applications usually close between December and February; the eligibility check shows which scholarships you may apply for.
Can I extend my studies?
Most Chinese universities apply a flexible study period for bachelor's degrees: if you cannot complete your courses or take a break, you may study longer than the standard duration. The maximum period and conditions are set out in the university's regulations; an extension requires the university's approval and an extended residence permit. Scholarships usually cover only the standard duration.
Can I change my programme?
At most universities a change of programme is usually possible after the first year, subject to places, grades and the university's approval. Moving to a programme taught in a different language (English to Chinese or vice versa) requires a language certificate; scholarship holders also need the scholarship body's approval. The safest course is to choose your programme carefully when you apply; your adviser can help.
What are the admission requirements?
Chinese: HSK 4–5 (180+) · CSCA exam: Required. Based on the university's 2026 admission guide. Requirements may vary by programme and change every year; your adviser confirms the exact requirements when you apply.
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