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1 PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH 016 Welcome to Fudan Admission Section International Students Office Fudan University Address: 0 Handan Road, Shanghai, 00, China Tel: Fax: isoadmission@fudan.edu.cn Website:

2 Contents 1 School of Clinical Medicine Bachelor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 5 Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Chinese Language and Culture 9 School of Journalism of Communication and Media of Global Media and Communications 1 Department of History of Chinese History and Culture 19 Department of Philosophy of Chinese Philosophy and Culture of Chinese Religious Studies 5 School of International Relations and Public Affairs Phd of International Politics of Chinese Politics and Diplomacy of Public Management: Chinese Government and Governance of Comparative Politics of International Public Policy of Europe and Asia in Global Affairs 5 School of Laws of Chinese Business Law 9 School of Economics of Chinese Economy and Finance of World Economy(Globalization and World Economy) 57 School of Management of International MBA 61 School of Information Science and Technology of Engineering in Electronics and Communication Engineering 65 School of Social Development and Public Policy of Chinese Society and Public Policy 69 Software School of Fudan University of Software Engineering

3 Information for the Fudan MBBS Program An English-Taught Undergraduate Medical Program Program Overview According to the Provisional Regulations on Quality Control Standards of English-Taught Medical Undergraduate Education for International Students in China, the Ministry of Education of China has approved Fudan University as one of thirty universities in China permitted to enroll international students in English-taught undergraduate programs in medicine. To promote international education, Fudan University began enrolling international students in the English-taught undergraduate medical program in 008. The program aims to produce high-caliber medical graduates with solid medical knowledge, competent clinical skills, and professionalism, while giving due consideration to the possible needs for them to serve in countries outside of China. SCHOOL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE Graduates of the program will have the ability to work in medical and health institutions, making meaningful contributions to the areas of patient care, education, and research. The program is taught completely in English and follows the principles of consolidating academic knowledge, with emphasis on technical skills, interdisciplinary studies, and clinical practice. Offered by the Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University, this program is open to international students intending to pursue the science and practice of medicine. Students who excel will have the opportunity to participate in overseas clinical internship programs. After completing the required number of credits, students will be conferred a diploma from Fudan University, and qualified students will receive a degree of Bachelor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). Graduates will have the opportunity to register for medical licensing exams in accordance with the requirements of the relevant regulatory bodies of the countries in which they choose to practice. Curriculum (for reference only) Course Categories Courses Chinese Culture & Brief Introduction to China Chemistry Natural Science Courses Chinese Language Biological Sciences Medical Chinese Computers Mathematics Organic Chemistry Physics Chinese Culture & Brief Introduction to China Chemistry POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH 016 Natural Science Courses Chinese Language Medical Chinese Mathematics Biological Sciences Computers Organic Chemistry Physics 1

4 Information for the Fudan MBBS Program An English-Taught Undergraduate Medical Program IN ENGLISH 016 Program Duration: 6 years Application and Admission Procedure: Students per Cohort: 0 MBBS Admissions (as approved by the Office of the University President) To learn more about Fudan University and Shanghai Medical College, please visit More details on the MBBS program can be found at the website of the Office of Academic Affairs: Graduation diploma and bachelor s degree certificate are awarded to the student upon completion of respective academic requirements laid out in the program curriculum in the prescribed time frame. Application Requirements: 1. Must be 18 years old. High school graduate or above, qualified for university entrance, medically sound foreigners (applicants with color weakness and color blindness are not eligible to apply).. Emigrants from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan applying as international students must have obtained their current foreign citizenship at least four years. In addition, the applicant must have lived abroad for at least years during the period. Required Application Documents: 1. Apply online at Please finish the online application procedure and pay the application fee during the aforementioned application period. When the online application is confirmed, print the application form automatically generated by the system, affix a photo in the designated area, and sign.. Submission of paper application Please send the required application documents. These may be submitted in person by the applicant or by others on behalf of the applicant, or submitted by mail or courier to the International Students Office (see contact information below).. Interview Applicants who are invited for an interview will be informed of the exact time of the interview. Applicants living in Shanghai will have a face-to-face interview while other applicants will be interviewed via Skype.. Qualified students will be selected according to the results based on interview and application documents. Admission results will be published on the International Students Office website in end-june, and admission notices will be sent in July. 1. Application Form with the applicant s signature Tuition: 75,000 RMB/year (exact amount of tuition fees will be informed upon enrollment). Diploma of highest degree conferred or proof of impending graduation (for applicants in their final year of study) (Original or notarized copy, with notarized Chinese or English translation, if original not in Chinese or English) On irregularities. Transcripts of highest degree conferred (original or notarized copy, with notarized Chinese or English translation, if original not in Chinese or English). Certified copy of TOEFL (IBT) score of 90 or above or IELTS (Academic) score 6.5 or above, taken within two years prior to application date (only for applicants from non-english speaking countries) 5. Photocopy of valid passport identification page. Passport must be valid for at least six months. Applicants currently residing in China must include a copy of the page containing a valid visa or residence permit. If at any time fraud or favoritism is found, upon verification, the applicants should take responsibilities for the severe consequences. If found during the application process, eligibility for admission will be cancelled. If found prior to matriculation, matriculation eligibility will be cancelled. If found after matriculation, admission will be cancelled or student status will be cancelled. If found after graduation, the Department of Education shall annul the validity of all earned degrees and certificates and order the return and confiscation of these documents. If there are violations of the law, matters shall be dealt with by relevant judicial entities. 6. Three passport-sized photos (photo must have been taken within the past six months, one is to be attached to the application form) 7. Personal statement, no more than 000 words in Chinese or English, including (but not limited to) motivation for application and details Means of Oversight on academic skills, community activities, awards received, personal strengths, study plan, and life goals. 8. Two letters of recommendation in Chinese or English from whom can attest to the quality of his/her academic performance and scholastic potential. The letters must include referees phone number and address. 9. Applicants who are not 18 years old, must submit a Guarantor s Form, which can be downloaded off the university website. The guarantor should reside in Shanghai, have an income, and can be a Chinese or foreign citizen. 10. Emigrants from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, or Taiwan must submit proof of naturalization with copy of entry and exit stamps on passports from the past four years, or evidence of residing abroad for at least two of the last four years*. 1. The undergraduate admissions process for undergraduates shall be open; the selection process shall be fair, and admissions results made public. Contact Information. Department of Supervision for Admissions Tel: jijian@fudan.edu.cn 11. Applicants who are not residents of mainland Chinese, Hong Kong, Macau, or Taiwan, but have spent two or more of the last four years* Inquiries about academic eligibility, curriculum, and assessment methods may be directed to Prof GAO Haifeng: in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, or Taiwan as a resident or student, must submit evidence of being foreign citizens at birth. Applicants may send additional documents which may demonstrate their comprehensive abilities along with the required documents; TEL: hfgao@fudan.edu.cn for example, award certificates, admission notices from other universities, etc. Additional application documents may be required when necessary. This brochure is subject to change and may be updated at any time. Please check the website of the Fudan University International Students Office. Application documents will not be returned. Application Fee: 800 RMB (online payment, non-refundable)

5 Fudan University of Chinese Language and Culture in English Academic Year: two years for degree program; one semester or one year for non-degree program Brief Introduction to the program Chinese Language and Culture is an English-Instructed MA program supported by the faculty of Chinese Language and Literature(FCLL) which aims at training students to know the basic theories of Chinese language in certain degree, improving students ability of communication in Chinese, and making international students deeply comprehend Chinese traditional culture and know the status of contemporary culture deeply. By the academic training, this program will be committed to developing international talents proficient in Chinese culture DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE to help them understand China.. FCLL academic staff has earned national and international recognition for their research into Chinese culture, literature and language. In class they will introduce a multi-dimensional China to you via their professional, innovative and experienced teaching Besides classroom teaching, here at FCLL our students have opportunities for daily conversation with Chinese students in the department, home stays at Chinese professor s homes, casual dinners with successful Chinese business men and a chance to meet people of different backgrounds on our weekend outings to places of cultural and historical interest. Candidates of the EMA program in Chinese Language and Culture come from a wide range of countries, including French, Sweden, Switzerland, Britain, Estonia, USA, Mexico, Russia, Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia and so on. Currently there are six classes graduated from the program. Some of the graduates chose to get further education back to their home countries or in China, and the others chose to work in China and have got good opportunities here. Application Requirements a. TOEFL or IELTS scores Applicants should have a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 90 or higher; or an International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.5 or higher. Applicants from countries where English is the official language are exempt from this requirement. b. Undergraduate coursework Applicants should have completed what Fudan University considers the equivalent of a four-year baccalaureate or higher degree from an accredited college or university prior to beginning graduate studies. c. Applicants should also provide the documents listed below: i. One official copy of diploma for each previous college-level degree program ii. One official copy of transcripts for each previous college-level degree program POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH 016 iii. Two letters of recommendation from tenured faculty (professor or associate professors). iv. Resume. v. A statement of purpose. vi. A writing sample of around 000 words. vii. A copy of passport. 5 6

6 Fudan University of Chinese Language and Culture in English IN ENGLISH 016 Criteria of Course and Credits This program has academic years ( semesters). Students are required to get 0 credits to graduate, including 7 credits from courses and credits from graduate thesis. The thesis should be written in English and no less than 0,000 words. Main courses Introduction to Chinese Language and Culture credits Integrated Chinese: Spoken Chinese & Reading and Writing credits Chinese Literature(Ancient) credits Chinese Literature(Modern and Contemporary ) credits Ancient Chinese Culture and Tradition credits Modern Chinese Popular Culture credits Introduction to Modern Chinese Newspapers credits Chinese Arts(Calligraphy, Painting, Drama, Film and TV program ) credits Spoken Chinese credits Brief introduction to some compulsory courses Chinese Language and Culture This course introduces the basic speech sounds, grammar, social factors, dialects etc. of the Chinese language and a selection of important topics of Chinese culture such as beliefs, art, education, food, festivals etc. It is not assumed that students know the Chinese language; however, they will be required to try to analyze some basic Chinese language data and discuss cultural issues in classroom together with the teacher. Also, students need to take the open-book final exam on Chinese language, and to give a presentation on one topic of Chinese culture or cultural comparison. Chinese Arts This course involves a survey of Chinese arts, in both of its ancient and contemporary forms, such as painted pottery, bronze vessel, painting, calligraphy, and film. Emphases will be given on the inner spirits of the relationship between Chinese arts and Chinese philosophy. Since often mythology coins a nation s cultural identity, even if in the unconscious level, the course will start its journey from Chinese mythology. The first part of this course will mainly discuss Chinese painting to show how the transcendental as well as secular spirits intertwine the life of Chinese intellectuals. Considering we live in an age of globalization and consumer society, however, contemporary Chinese popular culture will also be discussed among which the re-mapping of urban space will be a major topic. By French Theory in China, this course will trace its Chinese reception back to the happy 1980s when China was benefited from open police and began to embrace Western culture through their Americanization. Nevertheless, French theory is not a version of Parisian fashion, of which only the newest be appreciated. Since late 1990s, cultural studies of CCCS have become a new hegemonic discourse in its Chinese context. The course will display how Chinese academic fervency transmits from theory to culture finally. Contemporary Pop Culture in China Chinese popular culture cannot be properly grasped without the immersion study of what ordinary Chinese people thought, felt, believed, and acted. We will take a generic approach, asking the basic question of what the Chinese people do with their typical forms of popular culture, such as lifestyles, popular literature, film, television, music, opera, food, religion, internet life, etc. We will exam these forms of popular culture primarily from the perspective of their political, ideological, sociological, cultural, and psychological functions. The seminar will focus on 1990s and 000s PRC popular culture. These subjects will be approached through both written and visual documentation. Students will be expected to do field trips and perform local investigations on the Chinese environment in addition to the weekly readings and discussions. Ancient Chinese Culture and Tradition The course gives a brief survey of ancient Chinese culture and tradition, including the natural and human environment, political history, religious beliefs, literature, and idea systems. It also gives some discussions on both external and internal narratives which were often shaped and overstated as Chinese cultural characters and traditions. As kinds of recognitions of Chinese cultural identity, some ancient texts are perused, and some orthodox perspectives and subtle details from beginning through recent time are questioned; in the meantime, some other views from neighboring people and western world are argued and treated with some respect in the reasonable evaluation system. The students who take this course should have comparative perspective and balanced judgment, and are always willing to understand China with the calm and relational eyes. Chinese Literature in the 0th Century This course will focus on the study of Chinese novel\poetry\drama in different styles in the 0th century, and some leading Chinese writers will be read in the class, including Lu Xun, Yu Dafu, Mao Dun, Ba Jin, Lao She, Cao Yu, Shen Congwen, Mo Yan, Su Tong, Yu Hua, Wang Anyi etc. The Introduction to Chinese Newspapers This graduate level course is designed to introduce the history, theory and practice of contemporary Chinese newspapers. Topics including the legacy of Chinese newspapers, relevant media policies and regulations, the commercialization of Chinese newspapers, working patterns for different news genres and media professionalism will be addressed. The course focuses on discussing the developments and challenges for Chinese journalism within a society undergoing a profound transformation. This course will be conducted with lectures, seminars, presentations and discussions. Tuition Fee: RMB5, 000 per semester Contact Information Ms. Rita Dandan Chu ( 储丹丹 ) Tel: , chineseema@fudan.edu.cn 7 8

7 Fudan of Communication and Media in English Program Introduction The Fudan-SciencesPo. double-degree program in Communication and Media was launched in 011 in partnership with School of Communication at Sciences Po. The program enables students to study for one year at Sciences Po. in Paris, and one year at Fudan School of Journalism, Shanghai. The aim of the program is to enhance the skills of media and communications professionals - through research, practical training and applied learning - in Chinese media, marketing, journalism and culture in order to enhance their knowledge of China, equipping them with a richer global perspective and media savvy so they can contribute a unique transnational perspective in their future professions. SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM The School of Journalism at Fudan University is known as the Cradle for Chinese Journalists, and has close link to the Chinese media industry. The school was founded in 1988, which is evolved from the Department of Journalism established in September 199. With its close link to the Chinese media industry, Fudan Journalism School s alumni have played significant role across the country as leading figures in the media industry. As the first higher education institution in China to commit to journalism, currently Fudan Journalism School consists of four departments including Department of Journalism, Broadcasting, Advertising, and Communications with 78 faculty members, and about 1500 students. Application a. Language requirement IELTS 7 with no sub-score less than 6.5 or TOEFL IBT 100 b. Academic qualification Bachelor's degree with honours, with a grade of first or upper second class, or equivalent in a related area. Professional experience, although desirable, is not an essential requirement. c. Other documents needed: CV; Personal Statement (1, 000 1, 500 words including academic interest, and study plan); Reference Letters; GPA.5. d. Research or study plan: N/A e. Reference Letter or other documents: None f. Course requirement: GPA.5 minimum g. Dissertation requirement: N/A Main courses POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH 016 Fudan Communication Inquiry in China Chinese Journalism: History, Theory and Practice Strategic Communication in China Communicating in China: The Media and PR Perspectives. Applied Media Management in China New Media and Chinese Society Introduction to Chinese Language and Culture Duration of the program & Tuition SciencesPo Introduction to Media Studies Public Opinion Media in the Global and Digital Era China Internet Politics Marketing and Brand Communication Strategic Corporate Communication Media and Digital Studies Intellectual Property, Communication and Media Brand Design and Creativity Duration of the program: years, with first year at Sciences Po. In Paris, and second year at Fudan in Shanghai. 9 Tuition: 1, 80 Euro for Sciences Po, 80, 000 RMB for Fudan. 10

8 Fudan of Global Media and Communications in English IN ENGLISH 016 Program Introduction Main courses The Fudan-LSE double-degree program in Global Media and Communications was launched in 007 in partnership with Department of Media and Communications at London School of Economics and Political Science. The program enables students to study for one year at LSE in Department of Media and Communications, and one year at Fudan School of Journalism. The aim of the program is to enhance the skills of media and communications professionals - through research, practical training and applied learning - in Chinese media, marketing, journalism and culture in order to enhance their knowledge of China, equipping them with a richer global perspective and media savvy so they can contribute a unique transnational perspective in their future professions. The School of Journalism at Fudan University is known as the Cradle for Chinese Journalists, and has close link to the Chinese media industry. The school was founded in 1988, which is evolved from the Department of Journalism established in September 199. With its close link to the Chinese media industry, Fudan Journalism School s alumni have played significant role across the country as leading figures in the media industry. As the first higher education institution in China to commit to journalism, currently Fudan Journalism School consists of four departments including Department of Journalism, Broadcasting, Advertising, and Communications with 75 faculty members, and about 100 students. Fudan Courses LSE Courses Communication Inquiry in China Media and Globalization Chinese Journalism: History, Theory and Practice Representation in the Age of Globalization Strategic Communication in China Corporate Communication Communicating in China: The Media and PR Perspectives. Critical Studies in Media and Journalism Applied Media Management in China Methods of Research in Media and Communications New Media and Chinese Society Theories and Concepts in Media and Communications Introduction to Chinese Language and Culture Duration of the program& Tuition Duration of the program: years, with first year at LSE in London, and second year at Fudan in Shanghai. Along with the academic resources of LSE, and Fudan, the breadth of our students' cultural and academic/professional background makes for a stimulating intellectual space for discussing and debating issues arising from globalization. Tuition: 19, GBP for LSE, 80, 000 RMB for Fudan. Application a. Language requirement IELTS 7 ( 6.5 in Listening and Reading and 6 in Speaking and Writing) or 67 for TOEFL( 6 for computer based test). b. Academic qualification Bachelor's degree with honours, with a grade of first or upper second class, or equivalent in a related area. Professional experience, although desirable, is not an essential requirement. Contact Information Wang Kun School of Journalism, Fudan University Tel: +86 (0) wangkun@fudan.edu.cn c. Other documents needed: CV; Personal Statement (1, 000 1, 500 words including academic interest, and study plan); Reference Letters; GPA.5 d. Research or study plan: N/A e. Reference Letter or other documents: None f. Course requirement: GPA.5 minimum g. Dissertation requirement: N/A 11 1

9 Fudan University of Chinese History and Culture in English Program Overview The EMA in Chinese History and Culture is a two-year study program which aims to provide opportunity for international students without prior knowledge of the Chinese language to study Chinese history toward a s degree in Shanghai, one of the most exciting cities in China. All courses except Chinese language courses under the program are taught in English by our highly qualified faculty. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Courses in the program consist of three blocks: 1) Chinese language courses for different levels; ) general surveys of ancient and modern Chinese history; ) in-depth research courses focusing on art and religion in ancient China, history and culture of Shanghai, comparative perspectives on Chinese and other ancient civilizations. For those who are able to follow courses in Chinese they can also choose from a wide range of courses taught in our department. Students in the program will have a unique opportunity to studying Chinese history and culture while experiencing it in person. Degree and Non-Degree Study For students who pursue a s degree, a minimum of two years is generally required in order to complete the program. They will be required to complete a total of thirty-one course credits and a dissertation written in English of no fewer than 10,000 words. The dissertation should be defended successfully before being submitted with an abstract in Chinese. While developed mainly to fulfill requirements for a s degree, our program also accommodates for those who wish to follow our courses for any length of period from one semester onwards with no intention of obtaining a degree. Once admitted, every student, degree or non-degree, may choose a faculty as his or her supervisor according to his or her research interest with the help of our EMA coordinator. Courses: A degree student is required to complete requires students to complete thirty-one credits (including eight credits for Chinese language courses, twenty credits in history and culture and three credits for academic activities) during two academic years and successfully defend their thesis. He or she may make a course plan with the help of his or her supervisor. Non-degree students may take courses in the light of requirements in their home institutions. POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH

10 Fudan University of Chinese History and Culture in English IN ENGLISH 016 The main courses in our EMA program include: What to Prepare before Applying? Applicants should submit the following documents together with the application form. Elementary Chinese credits Religion and Society in China credits Intermediate Chinese credits History of Chinese Medicine and Science credits For Degree Students: Advanced Chinese Chinese Civilization to 1800 History of Modern China 1800 to Present credits credits credits Encounters with the West in Late Imperial China History of Shanghai Gender and History in Modern China credits credits credits 1) a photocopy of diplomas for each previous college-level degree program;) a photocopy of score transcripts for each previous college-level degree program;) two letters of recommendation; )a photocopy of TOEFL or IELTS scores if applicable;5) a r sum ; 6) a statement of purpose; 7) a writing sample of no more than 000 words; 8) a photocopy of passport if available. History of Chinese Culture Chinese Art and Archaeology credits credits Comparative studies of Ancient Civilizations Comparative Mythology: Greek and Chinese credits credits For Non-degree Student: 1) a r sum ; ) a statement of purpose; ) photocopies of official documents of educational background; ) a photocopy of TOEFL or IELTS scores if applicable; ) a photocopy of passport if available. Living on Fudan Campus Almost all of the 5, 000 students at Fudan University live on campus, which means that they have many opportunities to associate with each other. International students are provided with accommodation with reasonable charges. Standard double room costs CNY60 per day per person for long-term students and CNY70 per day per person for short-term students. Tuition and Application Fee: Tuition for a degree student is CNY 100,000 in total. For non-degree student, the tuition is CNY 5,000 per semester. Tuition can be paid in installments for every year or every semester. A non-refundable application fee of CNY 800for degree-program(cny 00 for non-degree)will be charged by the International Student Office of Fudan University. No waiver of this requirement is granted. The application fee must be paid online. Standard single room costs CNY90 per day for long-term students and CNY100 per day for short-term students. All rooms come with private bathroom, air-conditioning, telephone, and Internet access. Food in student canteens on campus is inexpensive with typically around CNY10 per meal. Eligibility For Degree Students Credentials documenting prerequisite academic work and showing ability to pursue a graduate program in one s chosen area are required. To be considered for admission, one should have completed the equivalent of a four-year B.A. or higher degree from an accredited college or university prior to beginning graduate study. For applicants from non-english speaking countries, a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 90 or higher, or an International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) score of 6.5 or higher, is required. Applicants from countries where English is the official language are exempted from this requirement. For Non-degree Student Applicants must either be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in an institution of higher education, or have completed a bachelor s degree. How to Apply Visit our website ( to register and complete the application form online. An initial examination of your application will be conducted by the University. Once passed, please pay an application fee online. For application procedures, please refer to the notice of International Students Office of Fudan University. [ Applicants must provide copies of their diplomas and transcripts in either Chinese or English. If the original ones are not written in either of the two languages, the applicant must provide the notarized copies of these documents in Chinese or English. Deadlines for Application: Our degree program starts from the beginning of September, each school-semester year. Applications should be submitted between December 1 and April 1 of the following year for the coming degree program. If the applicants plan to apply for the scholarships, he or she must submit the application before February 0. Non-degree study may start from either the or the semester. To apply for the semester, applications should be submitted between March 1 and May 1. To apply for the coming semester, applications should be submitted between September 1 and November

11 Fudan University of Chinese History and Culture in English IN ENGLISH 016 How to Apply Available Scholarships to degree students Visit our website ( to register and complete the application form online. An initial examination of your application will be conducted by the University. Once passed, please pay an application fee online. For application procedures, please refer to the notice of International Students Office of Fudan University. [ Applicants must provide copies of their diplomas and transcripts in either Chinese or English. If the original ones are not written in either of the two languages, the applicant must provide the notarized copies of these documents in Chinese or English. Deadlines for Application: Our degree program starts from the beginning of September, each school-semester year. Applications should be submitted between December 1 and April 1 of the following year for the coming degree program. If the applicants plan to apply for the scholarships, he or she must submit the application before February 0. Non-degree study may start from either the or the semester. To apply for the semester, applications should be submitted between March 1 and May 1. To apply for the coming semester, applications should be submitted between September 1 and November 0. Admission decisions will be posted on during late June to early July of each year, and the welcome package, including a letter of admission, a Foreign Student Visa Application Form (Form JW0), a Physical Examination Certificate for Foreign Citizen and other guides will be sent to the applicants. Accepted applicants should undergo all medical examinations required by the Physical Examination Certificate for Foreign Citizen at a private or public medical facility. The Chinese and Shanghai governments scholarships: they cover the tuition fee or tuition fee, on-campus accommodation and living subsidy of the applicant. Apply via Fudan University: Applicants can apply for both scholarships after they are preliminarily admitted. Applicants will then be asked to apply for the scholarship in early March. (see Incoming (new) students can apply the Chinese Government Scholarship (Class A) and Shanghai Government Scholarship (Class A and B) at the same time. Available Scholarships to non-degree students The Chinese government s scholarship(see The applicant should apply it independently via the website. In the application, the Ministry of Education might ask the applicant to assign an institution other than Fudan University. Confucius Institute Scholarships: The applicant should apply it via Confucius Institutes or the Chinese consulates in his or her home country. * Both the above two scholarships cover the tuition fee, on-campus accommodation and living subsidy of the applicant. Fudan Student Fellowship: for the second year international student only. It covers part of the applicant s tuition fee ranges from CNY 5,000 to CNY 15,000 per year. All available scholarships, seehttp://iso.fudan.edu.cn/xuexi_sh.htm. Applicants should bring the letter of admission, the completed Foreign Student Visa Application Form (Form JW0) and the Physical Examination Certificate for Foreign Citizen to the Chinese embassy in the country of residence or the nearest Chinese consulate-general for the X or F Visa. (Note: Applicants should retain the original Form JW0 themselves. The Chinese embassy or consulate-general only requires a photocopy.) Applicants must register at the Department of History with the letter of admission, the Foreign Student Visa Application Form (Form JW0) and Physical Examination Certificate for Foreign Citizen no later than the registration deadline indicated in the letter of admission. Late registration without prior approval will not be accepted. They must also purchase the insurance for international students (CNY 800 per person per year) approved by the Chinese Ministry of Education to cover their medical costs as part of their registration. Contact Information Dr. SI Jia, Program Coordinator Mr. CHEN Zhenwei, Graduate Registrar Department of History, Fudan University Room 190, West Guanghua Building 0 Handan Road, Shanghai, China, 00 TEL: FAX: For more information, please send to BOTH: Dr. SI Jia sijia@fudan.edu.cn; and Mr. CHEN Zhenwei chenzhenwei@fudan.edu.cn 17 18

12 EMA Program in Chinese Philosophy and Culture Fudan University (Shanghai, China) I. Academic Programs These programs are aimed to offer opportunities of learning Chinese and studying Chinese philosophy to overseas postgraduates or college juniors and seniors who have not yet been able to master the Chinese language. In addition to Chinese language classes, these programs offer courses on Chinese philosophy as well as other related courses in English at Fudan University. Fudan University is a leading institution of higher education in China, and is experienced with and renowned for educating overseas students. The School of Philosophy at Fudan is one of the top philosophy departments in China. The university is located in Shanghai, the most dynamic city of China that belongs to a region that is rich in Chinese traditions and cultures. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY II.Years of Program M.A. Program:This is a two-year degree program. Visiting Student Program:This is a one-year non-degree program. Audit Program:This program is based upon individual courses. III.Curriculum for s Degree Program 1. Chinese ( courses, credits each): Modern Chinese (Beginning), Modern Chinese (Intermediate),Modern Chinese (Advanced), Classical Chinese.. Required Major Courses (5 courses, credits each).. Selective Major Courses ( courses, credits each).. Thesis. IV.Graduation Certificate and Degree Certificate A master s thesis is required for obtaining the master s degree. Other than the above courses, students are also allowed to take courses that are offered by other departments at Fudan University (up to 6 credits per semester). POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH

13 EMA Program in Chinese Philosophy and Culture Fudan University (Shanghai, China) IN ENGLISH 016 Curriculum (for reference only) Application Materials Major Courses Elective Courses Classical Chinese Philosophy I (Confucianism and Legalism) Classical Chinese Philosophy II (Daoism and Mohism) Chinese Classical Studies Wei JinXuanXue Neo-Confucianism Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy Modern Chinese Philosophy Issues in Chinese Spirituality and Religions Daoism and Its Texts Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy Chinese Philosophy from a Comparative Perspective Special Topics: Chinese Philosophy and Its Methods Special Topics: Chinese Philosophy in the English Speaking World Confucianism: Then and Now Special Topics in Buddhism Political-religious Relationship of Modern Buddhism War and Peace in Ancient Chinese philosophy Ways of Contemplation in China. Dialogical Styles in Chinese Philosophy. Issues in Chinese and Indian Logic Indian Philosophy Seminar: Issues in Indian Philosophy Chinese Religions in Theory and Practice: Insider- and Outsider-Biasafter WWI Register on-line and fill out the on-line form: Upon approval, pay the application fee of RMB 800 (MA program) or RMB 00 (visiting and audit programs). Then, print out the application form, attach a photo to the form, and sign. For scholarship application, please check the website for procedures. Pay particular attention to scholarships for new students. Only the Chinese Government Scholarship, Shanghai Government Scholarship (SGS) Class A, are applicable to the incoming (new) students. To apply for ALL OF THE TWO fellowships will increase your chance to get a fellowship. Official Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended (notarized English translations are needed if they are not originally in English, and the meaning of grades needs to be explained if it is different from the system commonly used in American colleges). Copy of diploma(s) from all post-secondary institutions attended if applicable (notarized English translations are needed if they are not originally in English). Two () letters of recommendation. Proof of English language efficiency if the student s native language is not English and the student hasn t attended college(s) in which courses are taught inenglish. An IBT score of 90 or higher or an IELTS score of 6.5 or higher is required. A personal statement of less than 1,000 words (study and work experiences, academic achievements, research proposal, and career plan after the Fudan programs, etc.). A writing sample of less than 5,000 words. A list of scholarly works if applicable. A copy of passport. Application of Deadline The priority deadline is April 0 of the same year as that of enrollment (Follow the requirements by ISO of Fudan) Tuition and Living Expenses Application of Condition M.A. Program The students who apply for the program should have a college degree from an accredited institution upon entering the program. Tuition for the M.A. and Visiting Students Programs is RMB 50,000 a year. Students are also required to cover other expenses while living in Shanghai. Rooms are available in on-campus International Students Dormitories, and the monthly rent for a single room(with a shared bathroom) ranges from RMB 1,00 per month to,700 per month. Have Meals at canteen costevery student less than RMB 1,000 per month. Visiting Student Program The students who apply for the program should be postgraduate students or students who will be in their junior or senior years upon entering the program. Audit Program This program is based upon individual courses. The students must have a college degree, or a proof of active enrollment in an accredited college and the completion of their junior year of studies. Contact Information For more information about these programs, please write to BOTH Mr. YU, Mingzhi, the graduate registrar at the School of Philosophy (yumingzhi@fudan.edu.cn) AND Prof. BAI, Tongdong, the program director (baitongdong@fudan.edu.cn). TEL: Fax:

14 Program for Chinese Religious Studies in English Fudan University (Shanghai, China) IN ENGLISH 016 I. Overview Buddhism Christianity Confucianism, Taoism and popular religion Islam Methodology In recent decades, discussion in public sphere and academic research about Chinese religions is becoming a cross-cultural phenomenon, in the tide of globalization and revitalization of faith. For the purpose of training experts in the future and promising young scholars in the Basic Introduction of Chinese Buddhism Introduction of Chinese Christianity Introduction of Chinese Christianity Introduction of Chinese Islam Introduction of Chinese Islam field of Chinese religions, the School of Philosophy Fudan University resolves to launch a master program for Chinese religious studies in English, starting in fall semester 015, which is open for global application. The School of Philosophy Fudan University has long-term corporation and friendship with all religious communities in Shanghai as well as Intermediate Selected reading of Buddhist Sutras Topics of Chinese Christianity Selected reading of Taoist and popular religious texts Topics of Chinese Islam (I) Introduction of sociology of religion; Introduction of anthropology of religion; Text-criticism and hermeneutics in Mainland China. This program plans to organize regular visits for all students, and provides field research possibilities, so that students are able to have direct encounter with living Chinese religions, besides understanding the theory and classical texts. Advanced Topics of Chinese Buddhism Sino-Christian theology; Chinese Translation of Bible Intensive reading of Chinese traditional religious texts Topics of Chinese Islam (II) Topics of sociology of religion; Topics of anthropology of religion II. Years of study M.A. Program:This is a two-year degree program. Visiting Student Program:This is a one-year non-degree program. Audit Program:This program is based upon individual courses. Application and Admission Number of global enrollment (fall semester, 016): 0 students. Basic requirement: applicants must have an acknowledged bachelor degree. III. Curriculum for s Degree Program Application documents [Please visit the official website of international student s office of FudanUniversity: All courses are delivered in English 1.Courses of Chinese language: 6credits (X courses, compulsory);.practical courses (field research and visit): credits (X courses, compulsory);.major courses: 0 credits (6-7courses, elective)..thesis IV. Requirements of granting degree 1.Copy of passport (required by international student office).application form (required by international student office).cv.copyof diploma 5.Notarizedcopy of academic records 6.Two letters of recommendation (sealed with signature) 7.Personal statement (1000 words) 8.Research project (10-1 pages, double space, 1#) 9. Non-native speakers of English must provide an English level certificate (TOEFL, GRE, IELTS) 10. Application fee: 800 RMB (non-refundable!) 1.Get the prescribed credit (normally within two years);.write an academic thesis under the supervision of a professor, and pass the oral defense. V. Courses Deadline: The priority deadline is April 0 of the same year as that of enrollment (Follow the requirements by ISO of Fudan) Terms: First term : September January Second term : February July The courses are divided into three levels, namely basic, intermediate and advanced, so that student can choose different ones according to his/her own pre-knowledge in the area(see the diagram below, incomplete, for your reference only). The tuition fee is 50,000 RMB/year. If student is not able toobtain the credits or pass the thesis-defense within two years, he/she CAN postpone graduation. But one must pay 5,000 RMB fee for every extended term. Contact Information For more information about these programs, please write to BOTH Mr. YU, Mingzhi (yumingzhi@fudan.edu.cn) AND Prof. Zhejun YU (yuzhejun@fudan.edu.cn) TEL: GuanghuaTower(west)rd FloorSchool of Philosophy, Fudan University

15 Doctoral Program in International Politics(DPIP) School of International Relations and Public Affairs Fudan University, Shanghai, China Introduction of SIRPA Fudan University is a comprehensive university located in Shanghai, China s most internationalized metropolitan city. It is a top university in the world, ranked at the 88th place in the QS World University Rankings (01/1). Its campus hosts the biggest group of foreign students in China. The School of International Relations and Public Affairs (SIRPA) is a leading school in political and public affairs. Its Political Science and International Relations (including its public management) was ranked by QS ranging from the 0th to the 19th in the world over the past years. Supported by its interdisciplinary structure, strong international publications and exchanges, faculty resources and frontier research, SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS SIRPA has been running several English-taught MA programs, including Chinese Politics and Diplomacy, Europe and Asia in Global Affairs (double degree with Science Po Paris), Chinese Government and Governance, Comparative Politics and international public policy, as well as one English-taught Ph.D. program in International Politics. Introduction of the program SIRPA has newly established an English-instructed Doctoral Program in International Politics. The principal goal of the program is preparing scholars and practitioners with a solid theoretical foundation, rigorous research skills, and profound knowledge of both history and contemporary issues in the vitally important fields of public and international affairs. The program mainly enrolls foreign students, and all its academic courses are taught in English. The curriculum and doctoral dissertation work in the program center around the following thematic areas: International Relations Theory, History of International Relations, Great-power Diplomacy, Chinese Foreign Policy, International Organization, Comparative Politics, BRICS Study, International Political Economy, Global Governance, International Security and Religion, etc. Applicants should have master's degrees in related fields. The Doctoral Program in International Politics normally requires three to four years of work on courses and dissertation. The faculty members have diverse academic backgrounds, and many of them received their Ph.D. degrees abroad. Application Degree students are admitted to this program. For application procedures, please refer to the notice of International Students Office of Fudan University [ POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH 016 Application Package Applicants are required to submit the application form, an official copy of previous diplomas, an official copy of all transcripts, two letters of recommendation, an official copy of TOEFL or IELTS scores if applicable, resume, statement of purpose, a writing sample paper, and a copy of passport. For further information and downloading application forms, please visit our website at 5 6

16 Doctoral Program in International Politics(DPIP) School of International Relations and Public Affairs Fudan University, Shanghai, China IN ENGLISH 016 Tuition and Scholarships Curriculum Courses Available Tuition: For foreign degree students in the program, the annual tuition is RMB 60,000. Scholarships: Students supported by Chinese government scholarship will be waived the tuition. Students may be qualified for Chinese government scholarship and/or Shanghai Government Scholarship. Please browse the following websites for detailed information: Course International Politics and Theories Research Methods for Political Science Political Development in Modern China Chinese Diplomacy Chinese Language Studies of Chinese Foreign and Security Policies China's Foreign Economic Policies International Relations of Northeast Asia Category Semester Course Category Semester Required Global Governance Elective Required Required Required credits required Elective Elective Elective / International Relations in East Asia Political Economy in East Asia Sino-Russian Relations and Russian Politics Sino-EU Relations and European Politics Sino-U.S. Relations and American Politics Grassroots Democracy and Social Movement in China Chinese Public Policy in Action Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Notes: 1. We strongly suggest applicants should apply for the Chinese Government Scholarship while applying for admissions into our doctoral program. The Chinese Government Scholarship are usually not open for applications from current students in the program. Therefore, you are advised to apply for it before coming to China.. The applicant should apply online ( as a self-support student first.. Application documents for scholarship can be submitted together with admission documents.. First get acceptance from the University, then an applicant may have the opportunity to get the scholarship. 5. Fudan University also offers Fudan Student Fellowship annually to second-year and third-year foreign students based on a campus-wide competition. SIRPA also presents Excellence in Study Scholarship and awards to student each year in October. In addition, SIRPA provide financial support for students to participate in international academic conferences and other activities, subject to SIRPA's relevant funding policies. Students can also take elective courses from other schools like Department of Chinese Language and Literature, School of Social Development and Public Policy, School of Journalism and School of Economics. Core Courses International Politics and Theories This is a required course for students in the Doctoral Program in International Politics. This course is designed to assist students in acquiring knowledge about international politics and theories. The goal of the course is to provide students with a thorough understanding of international politics from both theoretical and factual perspectives. It will mainly focus on contending theories, i.e., different theoretical perspectives, on international relations (IR). Students are required to not only understand various IR theories, as well as their relations, but also employ those theories to describe and explain international events. Accommodation at Fudan Campus Research Methods for Political Science An on-campus International Students Dormitory is available. Please check the website of International Student Office for further information. This is a required course for students in the program. It offers an in-depth introduction to both quantitative and qualitative research methods in political science. It is designed to equip students with knowledge and techniques for reading scholarly articles and conducting their own academic research. The course introduces the general principles for conducting political science research, some practical techniques for writing research proposals and research papers at Fudan University, and the major research methods for political science. Degree and Requirements Political Development in Modern China The Doctoral Program in International Politics has two phases: coursework and dissertation writing. Each doctoral student must complete This course strives to capture the continuous drama of the Chinese struggle for national revival through political, social and economic modernization. It deals with a minimum of 19 credit hours of coursework (minimum 9 credits of core coursework, minimum credits of Chinese language coursework, fundamental questions as why China went communist in time of national crisis since mid-19th century; how the PRC regime tried to industrialize the economy and minimum credits of elective coursework, and minimum credits of independent study coursework) and meet Fudan University's society through state mobilization in 50s and 60s; how that mobilization model ran into a dead end at the end of 70s; and finally how the market oriented reforms and opening up to the outside world in the past 0 years have transformed the socio-economics and the state-society relations in today's China. minimum GPA requirement for a doctoral degree. Besides completing coursework, each student must write a dissertation and pass the oral defense. Students should publish academic articles in international journals or present papers of good quality at international academic Chinese Diplomacy conferences during their doctoral study. This course provides students with a comprehensive introduction to contemporary China's diplomacy and its foreign policy, as well as their theoretical and historical background. This course will also investigate the decision-making system of Chinese foreign policy, China's bilateral relations with major powers, China's multilateral Curriculum Doctoral Program in International Politics at a Glance relations with its neighboring countries, developing countries and international organizations. Emphasis will be placed on the period since 1978 when China entered its reform and opening-up era. Semester Study Requirements 1 st Coursework Contact Information nd rd th Coursework Coursework, Qualifying Exam at the beginning of the semester, and Proposal Defense at the end of the semester Dissertation Writing, and Presentation on Dissertation Progress at the end of the semester The DPIP program Dr. Jiejin ZHU zhujiejin@fudan.edu.cn International office of SIRPA Ms. Qianjie LIU liuqianjie@fudan.edu.cn 5 th Dissertation Writing, Dissertation Pre-defense at the end of the semester Address: Room 71, Wenke Building, Tel: Fax: Handan Rd., Address: Room 609 Wenke Building, 0 Handan Rd., Shanghai, China 00 6 th Dissertation Defense 7 Shanghai, China 00 Website: 8