Press Secretariat: SecPrensa announces that the 2027 scholarship call is open for bachelor's, master's or doctoral study in China
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¡Estudia en China con una beca! Ya puedes aplicar a la convocatoria 2027, que ofrece oportunidades para salvadoreños interesados en cursar una licenciatura, maestría o doctorado. Consulta los requisitos y el proceso de aplicación en el siguiente enlace:— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Nov 5, 2026 · 17:11 (El Salvador time)
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SecPrensa announces that the 2027 scholarship call is open for bachelor's, master's or doctoral study in China.
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2027 scholarship call opens for study in China
According to the Presidential Press Secretariat, the 2027 scholarship call is now open for Salvadorans interested in pursuing a bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree in China. The official notice invites applicants to check requirements and the application process via the link published by the Secretariat. This is a government announcement; the number of places and exact deadlines beyond the communiqué were not independently verified.
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