Harmonics Air Centre & China Silk Road Initiative

Qualified students can receive full or partial scholarships covering tuition, accommodation, and living stipends through the Chinese government's scholarship programs.

Study at China's top-ranked universities with state-of-the-art facilities and internationally recognized programs taught entirely in English.

Gain a competitive edge in the global job market with an international degree and cross-cultural experience highly valued by employers worldwide.

David Mwangi

Aerospace Engineering, Tsinghua University

"Studying in China through Harmonics Air Centre's partnership has been life-changing. I received a full scholarship and am now pursuing my dream of becoming an aerospace engineer at one of the world's top universities."

Sarah Ochieng

International Business, Peking University

"The application process was smooth, and the team at Harmonics guided me every step of the way. Now I'm studying at Peking University with a partial scholarship and gaining invaluable international experience."

James Kimani

Computer Science, Nanjing University

"The quality of education and facilities at Chinese universities exceeded my expectations. Through this program, I've not only gained technical knowledge but also valuable cultural insights and global connections."

The Belt and Road Initiative (formerly known as the Silk Road Initiative) is a global infrastructure development strategy adopted by the Chinese government to invest in nearly 70 countries. It includes educational partnerships to strengthen cultural and academic ties between China and partner countries.

Scholarships are available for most programs, with priority given to students with strong academic records. These range from full scholarships (covering tuition, accommodation, and stipend) to partial scholarships covering tuition only.

No, all programs offered through our partnership are taught entirely in English. However, basic Chinese language courses are provided to help students navigate daily life in China.

Requirements vary by program but generally include academic transcripts, certificates, passport copy, recommendation letters, and a personal statement. Some programs may require specific subject prerequisites or entrance exams.