study Applied Economics in China, study in China, study Applied Economics in Harbin Institute of Technology

Язык обучения:	английский
Ученая степень:	Степень магистра
Требование зачисления:	Bachelor's Degree
Продолжительность:	2 Years
Часа / неделя :	22 hrs/wk
Дата начала:	Sep. 2016
Крайний срок:	Jul 31,2016
Стоимость обучения:	CNY 35000 per year
Стоимость зачисления:	150 USD (Non-Refundable)

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REQUIREMENTS

1. Non-Chinese citizens with a valid passport.
2. Be in good health condition and above the age of 18.
3. With reliable financial support and custody.

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Objectives

Objective of the program aims to provide students with solid theory and the latest knowledge in economics and Chinese culture. The program will increase our students’ Chinese proficiency and international vision, provide solid training in computer skills and cross cultural communication competence. We believe that these skills and solid trainings will allow our students to be internationally competent and assume leadership role in their related fields.

Duration

Duration of program is 2 years with course works in the first year, followed by a thesis project.

Research Areas

1. Industrial Economic Theory and Industrial Policy

2. Trade and Distribution Industry

3. Industrial and Trade Organizations in Southeast Asia

4. Circulation and Consumption of Industrial Products in Southeast Asia

Credit Units

Students need to successfully complete at least 42 credits.

Scholarships

1.The Shenzhen Universiade International Scholarship
2.HITSZ Scholarship

Требования при поступлении

1. Aged 18 or above

2. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens in good health.

3. Hold a Bachelor's degree.

Материалы для зачисления

1. HITSZ International Student Application Form

2. Highest degree (notarized photocopy)

3. Academic transcripts (notarized photocopy)

4. A study plan (no less than 800 words)

5. Three recommendation letters

6. Photocopy of your Identification Certificate

7. Three passport photos