Studying at Tsinghua University

This Tsinghua University admission guide is updated as of December 16, 2023, for Malaysian undergraduate admissions in the academic year 2024 (applications from Aug 2023 to Jan 2024) and graduate admissions (applications from Sep 2023 to Feb 2024). Please check the official undergraduate admission website or graduate admission website for the latest information, as application procedures may change annually.

Undergraduate Please read through: International Undergraduate Admission Application Steps Application Guide Choices of Courses Tuision Fees Application Steps: Register Log in after registration for detailed instructions and document requirements. Graduate Please read through: International Graduate Admission Instruction for Bachelor to Pursue Doctoral Application Steps Choices of Courses Tuision Fees Application Steps: Register Log in after registration for detailed instructions and document requirements. Important notes: If you find the steps confusing or encounter difficulties with the application form, we advise against applying to Tsinghua University. Ensure timely preparation of required documents, as this process may take several days or weeks. The sole method for submitting applications is through the official website.

The only application method is through the official website. When filling out the form, you need to provide information of two recommenders. The recommenders will receive a link and must personally submit their recommendation letters. You can request letters from the principal and teachers. Some high schools may have reserved recommendation slots, and as they are familiar with the application process, it's advisable to inquire directly with the respective schools. The final decision is at the discretion of Tsinghua University. Recommendation letters are not the sole consideration; academic capabilities, extracurricular activities, and interview performance are equally crucial. Our association does not provide recommendation letters. Starting from 2022, the Dong Zong also does not provide recommendation letters. Beware of agents claiming guaranteed admissions; applying through them does not enhance your chances. The only reliable method is a personal application on the official website.

No, we do not assist with exam exemptions or recommendation letter requests for students.

No, Dong Zong discontinued providing recommendations since 2022. For future updates, please refer to Dong Zong's official website.

Beware of agents claiming guaranteed admissions; applying through them does not enhance your chances. The only reliable method is a personal application on the official website.

Undergraduate Program ¥800, Admission Fees (Non Refundable) ¥30,000 per year, Science and Engineering ¥26,000 per year, Liberal Arts, Law, Social Science, Economics, Finance ¥40,000 per year, Arts ¥40,000 - ¥70,000 per year, Clinical Medicine ¥800 per year, Insurance Please check the official website. Graduate Program The range of graduate tuition fees is very wide; please check the official website.

Undergraduate The undergraduate application period runs from Aug to Jan. Check the official website for details. Admission is processed in three batches: 1st Batch: Register from late Aug to mid-Oct, results announced in late Dec. 2nd Batch: Register from mid-Oct to the end of Nov, results announced in late Feb. 3rd Batch: Register from early Dec to mid-Jan, results announced in late Mar. Graduate From Sep to Feb of the following year, but the deadlines and application batches vary among different departments. Please check the official website for details.

Tsinghua currently accept UEC, STPM, and A-Level certificates. SPM is not accepted at the moment, and information regarding other certificates is not available at this time.

You can submit your preliminary exam or school exam results first, and later supplement them with the UEC or STPM results.

UEC students may not require it, but STPM or other certificate holders might. Check eligibility here. For Malaysia HSK, visit here.

Individuals who have passed any of the following English proficiency tests are exempt from taking another English exam: UEC STPM TOEFL IELTS

In the past, some students were required to take entrance exams, but there seems to be a change in recent years. Whether there will be entrance exams in the future is currently uncertain, especially for the August 2023 admission season. Specific details on the format are unavailable. Admission methods vary, including direct admission, interviews, and a comprehensive assessment using both exams and interviews. School of Arts applicants will undergo a written test. Upon application, detailed next steps will be communicated through the online system and email.

Possibly. Admission involves three main methods: direct admission, interviews, and a comprehensive assessment based on exams and interviews. Arts applicants undergo a drawing test. In recent years, interviews have taken place in Kuala Lumpur, and interview details are sent via email or the online system. The interview process, subject to annual variations, has seen both online and in-person formats. Individual or group sessions are possible, with individual interviews involving discussions with multiple examiners and group interviews featuring 5 to 10 students in a debate. Interview formats differ, sometimes with a pre-assigned topic for a 15 to 20-minute preparation, followed by a 10-minute interview. Individual interviews emphasize presentation skills, while group sessions require highlighting personal strengths. Due to a high elimination rate, confident and fluent communication is crucial.

Tsinghua University doesn't specify admission criteria for Malaysian students, but successful candidates typically have: Strong Academic Performance: Maintaining a good academic level, such as scoring 5A in the UEC exam, especially in key subjects. Diverse Extracurricular Involvement: Participation in various activities, including achievements, talents, sports excellence, and leadership roles. Excellent Communication Skills: Essential for success in the interview process.

Yes, after successful admission, the online system will present available scholarships for application. Applicants can apply based on their preferences. Additionally, some Malaysian organizations offer scholarships not listed on the official website. We provide information on known scholarships, like the: Gamuda Scholarship APAC Tsinghua CEO CCI Scholarship For reference, specific details for 2024 are pending. Chinese Government Scholarship Beijing Government Scholarship Can be selected through the online system post-admission.

For undergraduates, courses are primarily in Chinese, with some subjects in English. Graduate programs offer both Chinese and English-taught projects.

Typically, the academic year at Tsinghua University is arranged as follows: August: Opening ceremony September: Classes begin September to January: First semester January to February: Winter break, usually 5 to 6 weeks February to June: Second semester June: Graduation ceremony June to September: Summer break, usually 3 months Please refer the official website.

Please refer: International Student Guide International Student Campus Life Guide Some of the tasks that may take a considerable amount of time and should be prepared early include: Visa application Health examination Accommodation application Opening a bank account Additionally, you can contact and follow Tsinghua University Malaysian Student Association (THUMSA) for guidance. They will provide assistance and organize a series of orientation activities.