Last date
09/09/2026
Reward
Not Available
Qualification
Other
Post
Post Graduate
General information
Scholarship name
SCHWARZMAN SCHOLARS - MASTERS IN GLOBAL AFFAIRS
China's interactions with businesses around the world are growing. As future leaders, Schwarzman Scholars will learn from and study in China to create a more peaceful and prosperous future for all. Applications are invited for the Schwarzman Scholars program. Every year, up to 200 Schwarzman Scholars will represent the world’s next generation of leaders — high-caliber individuals with open minds and limitless potential — a network of leaders who will serve as bridges between China and the rest of the world. Schwarzman Scholars will be selected on the basis of not only their academic aptitude and intellectual ability, but also their leadership potential, entrepreneurial spirit, ability to anticipate and act on emerging trends and opportunities, exemplary character, and desire to understand other cultures, perspectives and positions. All qualified candidates will have successfully completed their undergraduate degrees prior to enrollment and must be proficient in English. Item Description Name SCHWARZMAN SCHOLARS - MASTERS IN GLOBAL AFFAIRS Provided By SCHWARZMAN SCHOLARS No. of Scholarship 200
- Region
- International Region : USA
- Scholarship type
- Private
- Fields
- Other
- For
- Post Graduate
Key dates
Last date to apply: 09/09/2026 The last date to apply for this scholarship is September 09, 2026.
Eligibility
All qualified candidates will have successfully completed their undergraduate degrees. There are no requirements for a specific field of undergraduate study; all fields are welcome, but it is important for applicants, regardless of undergraduate major, to articulate how participating in Schwarzman Scholars will help develop their leadership potential within their field. Age Requirement. Candidates must be at least 18 but not yet 29 years of age as of August 1 of their Schwarzman Scholars enrollment year. English language proficiency Applicants must demonstrate strong English skills, as all teaching will be conducted in English. If the applicant’s native language is not English, official English proficiency test scores must be submitted with the application. This requirement is waived for applicants who studied at an undergraduate institution where the primary language of instruction was English for at least two years of the applicant’s academic program. Acceptable test options are: 1. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL PBT). Minimum score 600. 2. Internet-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL iBT). Minimum score 100. 3. International English Language Testing System (IELTS). Minimum score 7.
Award & availability
Stated amount: Not Available The students selected to become Schwarzman Scholars will receive a comprehensive scholarship. It will include:
- Tuition Fees
- Room and board
- Travel to and from Beijing at the beginning and end of the academic year
- An in-country study tour
- Required course books and supplies
- Health insurance
- Stipend for personal expenses No. Of Scholarship- 200
Application
No Separate Application or Fee is Required to get the grants, it will be automatically considered, once you enrolled for the program. The online application must be completed in English using Roman script. All requirements must be submitted electronically; we do not accept materials through email. You do not have to complete your application in one sitting; you may access and continue your work as frequently as needed before submitting the application. To save your work, click on the 'Continue' button. Please note that the email address provided to create your account will be used for all future correspondence about your admissions status. It is important to not use an email address that may expire. Keep your login information in a safe place as you will need it to access your application in the future. Required Forms And Records Include:
- Online application
- Resume (2 page maximum)
- Transcripts/Academic Records
- Essays (2)
- Letters of Recommendation (3)
- Video (optional) For further details, please click here.
Selection process
The Schwarzman Scholars selection process strives to understand candidates as individuals and to assess them within their own academic, professional, and cultural contexts. This applies to our assessment of applicants’ leadership potential. We look at essays, in particular the leadership essay, and at the letters of recommendation as key tools in understanding an applicant’s personal experience and approach to leadership. We want candidates to provide specific examples of their leadership that explore their abilities to understand challenges and opportunities, envision solutions, take initiative to act, inspire others to join an effort, and push through resistance and/or challenges to reach results. The applicant’s example(s) of leadership might address some but not all of these characteristics. Examples might include efforts such as founding a student organization that successfully addressed a pressing need on campus; taking on an influential role in an existing organization to redirect or revitalize it in the context of a new challenge; founding and running a startup to take advantage of an emerging opportunity. Candidates should NOT let these examples limit their thinking and should draw on their own personal experiences for similar examples of leadership. Candidates should avoid describing situations that might fall into one of the following categories, all of which are valuable learning and growth experiences, but do not give the committee a deeper understanding of the applicant’s leadership over extended periods of time:
- Accomplishing a difficult but typical task assigned to you in the workplace;
- Solving brief problems of cultural miscommunication while traveling or studying overseas;
- Simply winning office in a student or community organization (It is, however, helpful to describe the challenges faced and accomplishments achieved in office);
- Brief situational challenges (Focus instead on longer term projects and challenges). Other Info Duration The program of study, including all required courses and activities, is one year, beginning with mandatory orientation in late August and concluding with a graduation ceremony early the following July. In some instances, students from those areas may experience complications with signing employment contracts with some Chinese employers until the certificate of graduation is awarded. Other condition for award Married applicants may apply and will be at no disadvantage in the selection process. Spouses/partners may accompany Schwarzman Scholars to Beijing, but Scholars are expected to live in the College and participate fully in the program. Spouses/partners may not live or stay overnight in the College, and no additional funding will be provided to support spouses/partners living off-campus. Schwarzman Scholars and Tsinghua University will not be able to facilitate or sponsor Chinese visas for spouses/partners.
Contact
NEW YORK OFFICE 641 Lexington Avenue, 23rd Floor New York, NY 10022 Email: apptech@schwarzmanscholars.org. Phone: 212 314 8740 For more information: Click here Apply Now https://www.schwarzmanscholars.org/about/
