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B. Regulations Concerning the Admission of Foreign Students in Chinese Schools (1986)
B. Regulations Concerning the Admission of Foreign Students in Chinese Schools (1986)
Pages 146-167
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At present about 70 colleges and universities in more than 20 cities accept foreign students. The specialities open to them are as follows: liberal arts, sciences' engineering, agriculture, medicine, fine arts and physical culture.
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Applications from foreigners wishing to come to China to study under the auspices of their own government are dealt with by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in the student's country, in consultation with the competent government authorities there; and/or by the Chinese State Education Commission, in consultation with the foreign diplomatic mission (embassy or consulate) or representative of the sponsoring organizations in China.
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(4) Advanced students intending to pursue studies in the fine arts must also submit two letters of recommendation from teachers at or above the level of associate professor.
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Those who do not meet the requirements must change their status to that of general advanced students. If they are recipients of Chinese government scholarships, the amount of their allowances will be reduced accordingly.
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Supplementary language courses will be organized for them by their schools, as necessary. Senior advanced students studying liberal arts and candidates for advanced degrees should have attained a higher level of competence *
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General advanced students should follow the program originally agreed to; no tutors are allocated to them. Senior advanced students mainly study independently, with periodic guidance from the tutors assigned to them.
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The diplomatic mission and representative of the sponsoring organization in China of the student's country, or his/her sponsor at home, if any, will be notified of the action in writing. If, for any reason, a foreign student wishes to suspend studies or to withdraw, or if the government or organizational sponsor decides to
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When a foreign student wishes to travel to other countries, tour the Hong Kong and Macao regions, or return home for any reason, the diplomatic mission or representative of the sponsoring organization of his/her country in China should give written notification to the school ten days in advance, if possible. With the approval of the school, the student should go to the local public security department to apply for the necessary exit and reentry visas.
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E Foreign students who have violated Chinese laws or regulations, endangered China's national security, disturbed public order or harmed the interests of others will be punished by the Chinese public security and judicial departments according to law.
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Those who fail such examinations will receive certificates of completion of studies. General advanced students and senior advanced students who have completed the required work will receive certificates of advanced study.
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Before coming to China, foreign students who are providing their own financial support must have a financial guarantor and must make sure that they have adequate resources to pay all expenses during the period of their studies here. All expenses must be paid in cash, according to the relevant provisions of the Regulations Governing Grants to Foreign Scholarship Students and Fees for Self-Financing Foreign Students (February 19851.
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(1) Tuition fees for one academic year are as follows: Students in the liberal arts Undergraduates and general advanced students: US$1,200 Master's degree candidates: US$1,600 Senior advanced students: US$2,000 Doctorate degree candidates: US$2,500 Students in the sciences, engineering, agriculture, medicine, physical culture and fine arts Undergraduates: US$1,600 General advanced students: US$2,000 Master's degree candidates and senior advanced students: US$2,500 Doctorate degree candidates: US$4,000 (2)
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A The State Education Commission of the People's Republic of China welcomes the voluntary participation of young people and others from countries outside China in short-term study courses in the Chinese language or any other specialty.
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As a general rule, the State Education Commission of China and the relevant institutions will not transfer a student from a short-term course to a long-term one, nor extend his or her entry visa. SHORT-TERM STUDY COURSES IN CHINA The following is a 1986 list (incomplete)
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East China Normal University Studies University (formerly Shanghai Institute of Foreign Languages)
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South China Agricultural College (Guangzhou) Additional information about short-term study courses in China from the January 1983 publication of the then Ministry of Education, now State Education Commission, includes: (1)
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Secondary school attended emphasizing liberal arts (3) Secondary school emphasizing sciences University (1)
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FINANCIAL Scholarship granted RESOURCES by Chinese government Scholarship granted by home-country government Financial support Guarantor's name from other organs Guarantor's address Self-paying Guarantor's name Guarantor's address 11. PROPOSED Period of further elementary DURATION Chinese language study OF STAY IN CHINA Period of specialized study 12.
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PRESENT (1) Duration of previous Chinese language study: CHINESE (2)
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TITLES OF ARTICLES, THESES AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS 1 1 NOTICE: 1. The State Education Commission of China, taking note of your preference, will determine the university or college where you are to study.
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