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WBI short research grant in China (Master II)
Wallonie-Bruxelles International (WBI) short research grant in China for Master II students Wallonie-Bruxelles International in Belgium
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
€1,300 per month for accommodation and living costs during a 3 to 6 month research stay in China; one return economy-class flight; health, repatriation and liability insurance; local travel costs reimbursed against receipts; Chinese university tuition fees waived by the Chinese authorities.
Deadline
Feb 10, 2027
Country
Belgium
University
Wallonie-Bruxelles International
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About this position
Wallonie-Bruxelles International (WBI) offers a short research grant in China for Master II holders from the French Community of Belgium. The award supports a research stay of 3 to 6 months and is designed to strengthen research links between French-speaking Belgium and China, with WBI working alongside the F.R.S.-FNRS, the China Scholarship Council, and the Chinese Embassy in Brussels.
The grant is a mobility-focused scholarship rather than a single-project academic post. Successful applicants carry out a research stay at a Chinese university, with the Chinese authorities waiving university tuition fees. The scheme is intended for students whose project aligns with one of the priority areas named in the call, ranging from digital technologies and applied sciences to language, law, international relations, and management.
The programme centres on international research exchange and academic cooperation. It combines financial support with practical assistance for travel, insurance, and local costs, enabling the scholar to focus on their research visit and institutional collaboration in China.
Funding details
€1,300 per month for accommodation and living costs during a 3 to 6 month research stay in China; one return economy-class flight; health, repatriation and liability insurance; local travel costs reimbursed against receipts; Chinese university tuition fees waived by the Chinese authorities.
What's required
Applicants must hold a Master II degree from a higher-education institution run or funded by the French Community of Belgium, have completed that degree no more than 5 years ago, and be 35 years old or younger (including for master and Chinese-language programmes). The proposed project must fit one of the listed fields such as IT and digital technology, agricultural technology, life sciences and health, new materials and nanotech, energy and environment, aerospace, logistics and transport, Chinese language, French language and francophone cultures, law, European studies and international relations, or economics and management, although partners may agree to accept other fields. Applicants must also provide either an acceptance letter from a specific Chinese university or a shortlist of three universities in at least two different cities. Applying through the Chinese EU Windows programme makes the applicant ineligible.
How to apply
Submit two applications: send the WBI file by email to WBI and complete the CSC online form in English under agency number 0561 (Type A). Provide either an acceptance letter from a specific Chinese university or a shortlist of three universities in at least two different cities. Do not apply through the Chinese EU Windows programme, as this excludes you from the grant.
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