Education in China
Today, education abroad is very popular, and many Russian students opt for universities in China. Getting an education in China has a number of advantages:
- High quality education;
- Loyal attitude towards Russians;
- Quite low cost of education in comparison with other countries (you can study for free under state programs);
- Despite the fact that the main language of instruction is Chinese, some educational programs aimed at obtaining master's and doctoral degrees are carried out in English;
- All Chinese universities have language training centers for foreign students;
- There is an opportunity to participate in a government student exchange program (by agreement between China and Russia), and then apply for a free internship;
- General recognition of Chinese diplomas.
Chinese
Before entering a Chinese university, it is advisable to start mastering the Chinese language in special courses that are open on the basis of language schools and state universities..
If you wish, you can use long-term language programs designed for 1 year or more. In language courses, students are taught basic Chinese, reading and spelling, oral Chinese, listening, reading periodicals ... In addition, the language courses provide for the study of several additional subjects (Chinese culture, history, economics).
Admission to a Chinese university
To enter a Chinese university, you will need to pass the HSK test, designed for non-native speakers.
Documents required for admission:
- Application for admission;
- Secondary education certificate;
- Extract from the record book (must be provided by those who have a higher education received at a Russian university);
- Teachers' recommendations;
- A completed voluminous questionnaire (issued by the Ministry of Education of the PRC);
- Medical certificate;
- A copy of the receipt confirming the payment of the registration fee ($ 50-70).
Attendance control
Chinese universities have a strict attendance policy - students are required to attend all classes. They are not allowed to be late or miss classes without a good reason (being 15 minutes late means skipping class).
Important: if 30% of classes are absent without good reason, the student may not be allowed to take the exam.
Having received a Chinese diploma in your hands, be sure that you are guaranteed to find yourself a job!
