If you’ve ever hesitated about studying in China due to concerns you’ve heard, let’s clear up some common myths!

Myth 1: “I need to know Chinese to study there.”

Truth: Most universities offer programs in English, especially in business, engineering, and any major. You don’t need to know Mandarin to start!

Myth 2: “Chinese degrees aren’t recognized internationally.”

Truth: Many Chinese universities are among the top-ranked globally. Degrees from institutions like Zhengzhou University and South China University are internationally accredited and recognized by the Sri Lankan UGC.

Myth 3: “Life in China is expensive.”

Truth: Living costs in cities like Zhengzhou and Guangzhou are much lower than in Western countries, and even more affordable than Colombo in some aspects.

Myth 4: “Job opportunities are limited after graduation.”

Truth: Chinese graduates are highly demanded after, especially in business, engineering, and international trade sectors. China’s strong ties with Sri Lanka create numerous job opportunities.

Myth 5: “Getting a visa is difficult.”

Truth: The student visa process is straightforward, and we guide our students through every step to ensure a smooth transition.