Peking University
Chinese for language classes and elective classes
English for elective classes (approx. 15%)
German for compulsory and elective classes
15 July for the programme starting in September of the same year
Tuition fees for the semester at Peking University (14,000 RMB)
The Modern China programme is divided into three fields. Language training in modern Chinese (Mandarin) will take up about half of the students' time. Speaking, reading, and writing skills will be developed equally. Several courses deal with methodological topics – basic philological methods and Chinese word processing and data research in the world wide web will be taught. Students will also be introduced to Chinese political science and macroeconomics. Lectures and courses will be offered on a variety of topics, including Chinese history, politics, ecology, media, literature, material culture, modern arts, gender studies, and philosophy. Students may choose from these modules according to their own interests.
At the beginning of their studies, students will be provided with a programme and a schedule, which will show obligatory and optional courses. The degree will be reached cumulatively, i.e. credit points (ECTS) will be granted for all modules successfully passed and for the thesis. When students acquire the required number of credit points (180 CP), they will receive their diploma without a further final examination. The final grade will be calculated on the basis of the grades reached in all modules.
PDF DownloadThe fourth semester will be spent at Peking University and will be fully integrated into the programme. The programme in Beijing will be coordinated by the European Language and Culture Programme (ECLC).
Internships are not part of the programme. However, help will be offered in finding appropriate internships in Germany and in China.
Tuition fees for the semester at Peking University (14,000 RMB)
There are generally no tuition fees at the University of Würzburg. However, you must pay the semester contribution each semester for enrolment or registration. The student contribution includes a semester ticket that allows you to use public transportation all throughout the beautiful city of Würzburg.
Student contribution: approx. 146 EUR
The cost of living in Würzburg is low compared to other German cities. Of course, this strongly depends on your individual lifestyle, but you should expect monthly costs of about 940 EUR.
Usual diploma and documents needed for enrolment
Please see the programme website for detailed information.
Very good knowledge of English and German is required. Prior knowledge of Chinese is not expected.
Please see the programme website for detailed information.
15 July for the programme starting in September of the same year
Universität Würzburg
International Office
Josef-Martin-Weg 54/2
Campus Hubland Nord
97074 Würzburg
or
via e-mail to: michael.leibold@uni-wuerzburg.de
The Student Housing Service ("Studentenwerk") is responsible for 10 dormitories in various locations in Würzburg.
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