Program Information   2020 Fall Semester   Degree Short-term non-degree Sept 07, 2020 to Jan 08, 2021 Duration (18 weeks) (weeks) Time (class hours) Mon-Fri 4 Class Hours in the Morning or Afternoon A level (Beginners) B level ( Elementary) C level (Pre-Intermediate) Level D level (Intermediate) E level ( Advanced) Application deadline Jul 10, 2020 Yanchang Campus: Sept 07, 2020 Registration day and place 2021 Spring Semester Degree Short-term non-degree Mar 02, 2021 to Jul 04, 2021 Duration (weeks) (18 weeks) Mon-Fri Time (class hours) 4 Hours in the Morning or Afternoon A level (Beginners) B level ( Elementary) Level C level (Pre-Intermediate)   D level (Intermediate) E level ( Advanced) Application deadline Jan 10, 2021 Yanchang Campus: Mar 02, 2021 Registration day and place       Eligibility   Non-Chinese citizens in good health; graduated from high school or above; between 18 and 45 years’ old (Guardian's letter of guarantee is required for under 18 years of age), and have a valid foreign passport (no less than half a year).     Fee   Application fee (CNY) Tuition fee (CNY) One semester One year 500 9900 19800   *Application fee is non-refundable.   Curriculum (For reference only) Level Teaching Objectives Courses A Suits  the  beginners  of  Chinese  language,  which  focuses  on Listening training  the  students  to  use  the  simple  Chinese  in  daily Conversation communication.  When  finishing  this  course,  students  are Reading & writing required  to master  50  basic Chinese  grammatical  points, 900 words, basic simple sentence patters and some basic conversation modes  and  language  functions,  having  the  ability  of  making simple conversation on the most common topics in daily life. B Suits the students who have mastered more than 800 Chinese Listening vocabularies.  After  about  four  months  study,  the  students and speaking basically shall be able to understand familiar and short sentences Reading & writing in daily social life, and can introduce themselves or other people Extensive reading simply,  can  communicate  with  others  on  familiar  topics.  the course especially pays attention to the training of the students’ knowledge and ability of HSK C Aims to develop the students' ability of oral communication, and Reading & writing students’ reading and writing ability with the proficient use of Listening &speaking new  words,  to  comprehensively  improve  the  communicative Newspaper Reading competence  of  listening,  speaking,  reading  and  writing  for Chinese Writing Intermediate level learners. The students are required to master about 800 multiplex words and about 120 ways of expression. D Aims to develop students’ ability in Chinese through relatively Reading and Writing separate  and  mutually  complementary  listening  and  speaking Listening &speaking exercises,  and  acquire  200  Chinese  idioms  and  traditional Newspaper Reading sayings. Students are also encouraged to contribute with texts Chinese Writing and problems from their ongoing course or project work E Emphasis on outlining the overall features of the Chinese culture Advanced Chinese and  describing  dynamically  its  heritage.  The  students  are Reading &Writing required to take an active part in analysis, comparison, exchange Chinese Culture and discussion in class to enrich their relevant knowledge. Chinese Writing The  materials  are  mainly  selected  from  Chinese  and  foreign Advanced AVO Chinese movies and programs on TV according to students’ interests and language proficiency.   Timetable Sample   Day Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Periods 1 Conversation Listening Reading Reading and Conversation 2 and writing writing A TIME 8：00-9：40 8：00-9：40 8：00-9：40 8：00-9：40 8：00-9：40 M 3 Reading and Conversation Conversation Reading and 4 writing writing TIME 10：00-11：40 10：00-11： 10：00-11：40 10：00-11：40 40 5 Listening P 6 M TIME 13:00-14:40   Class size   The minimum size of each class is 15 and the average is about 20.   Completion certificate   Completion certificate will be awarded to students who passed the final exam.   How to apply   1 Make an online application   Start your online application at the website: www.apply.shu.edu.cn. Click “Apply now” to log in with your email account.   2 Upload application documents   Select “Chinese Intensive Course (one semester)” or “Chinese Intensive Course (one year)” in “Non-degree Program”, fill in your personal information, and upload the required materials (personal photo, passport photo, study plan, economic guarantee certificate, etc.);   3 Payments n Pay online (recommended) n Pay by cash (your admission materials will not be mailed and you need to pick up them by yourself)   4 Admissions   CIE will review applicants’ qualifications with the completed materials and payment of application fee, and then send the admission files within 15 working days.       Before arrival   ŒBooking Accommodation You need to book the on-campus living online. CIE here reminds you to book it in advance.   Please apply for on-campus living online.   Room Type Room Fee Campus Facilities (per night) Single Room CNY 140 per person Yanchang Campus air conditioner, telephone, shower, toilet, Internet; Double Room CNY 70 per person Yanchang Campus air conditioner, telephone, shower, toilet, Internet;   Taking Physical Examination Normally, health certificate is ONLY required for X1 visa applicants with study period of more than 180 days. If the health certificate is not compulsory during your X1 visa application, you can also take the physical examination in China. Ž Applying for Visa   You are advised to apply for X2 visa with the admission notice from the local Chinese Embassy or specified visa application service center if you stay in China no more than 180 days. But if more than 180 days, you are advised to apply for X1 visa. Other visas cannot be changed to student visas.   Booking Air ticket CIE advises you to book the air-ticket after you get the visa.   Airport Pickup service CIE can now provide charge airport pickup service. If you need it, feel free to contact us.     Registration   l Arrival at the location within the registration period indicated on your admission notice is strongly advised because you will get the most supports and resources that will facilitate your registration and acclimation. Earlier or later arrival can be acceptable if only you’ve got permitted to do so by the university.   l Main points: pre-register on computer; get a Chinese name; check the required documents; make the student ID card; payment; learn how to extend or renew your   visa; take Chinese placement test.   Contact   Email: apply6@oa.shu.edu.cn Office of International Student Admissions   College of International Education,Shanghai University  Shangda Road No.99,Baoshan District, Shanghai,China Post code: 200444   Tel: + 86-21-6613-6615   Fax: +86-21-5633-3187

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About SAFAShanghai Academy of Fine Arts, formerly the Shanghai Technical Art School, was established in 1959. It inherited the creative art spirit of the Shanghai College of Fine Arts, founded by Liu Haisu in 1912.  Following its 1983 merger with the new Shanghai University, the school name was changed to the Art College of Shanghai University.  In December 2016, it was officially renamed Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts (SAFA). At present SAFA has three National First Class doctoral majors (Fine Arts, Arts Theory, and Design) and a post-doctoral program.  The total student enrollment is currently about 2000, including 1200 undergraduate students, 580 graduate and PhD students, and 30 overseas students. Program IntroductionShanghai Academy of Fine Arts offers, to international students, a program of instruction leading to the PhD in art history or art practice that prepares graduates to teach the history and theory of art at the college level, to conduct museum work, and to engage in independent art research, critical writing, and art practice, including experimental high tech for the visual arts. The curriculum of the International Art PhD program is designed to ensure breadth across the discipline, both in terms of field distribution and methodology. The program covers a diversity of art history, theory, and criticism with specializations such as museum studies, digital art, or new media offered in any of the cultural areas in which the faculty conduct research.  The PhD with a concentration in art practice is for artists whose work engages in art historical, cultural and artistic research.The applicant can choose one of the three PhD majors as following codes regulated by The Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China:1301 Arts Theory1304 Fine Arts1305 DesignThis International PhD program has a unique curriculum instructed by a group of internationally known scholars and professors from, for instance, the University of California, Rhode Island School of Design, San Francisco Art Institute, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Tokyo University of the Arts, and Tate Modern (UK) with a wide range of research specialties, chronologically spanning ancient to 21th-century art history, and geographically Asia and other countries of the world. They will bring their experience in their areas of expertise, including art history, theory and criticism, art practice, and new media, including new technology, to benefit the curriculum and to provide practical opportunities for art students. Program ObjectivesThis PhD program is a unique four-year curriculum that is closely integrated with art practice. The program is also distinctive in that it is designed to cut across traditional categories of history and contemporaneity, art and media (film, video, photography, digital media), history and theory, and to promote cross-cultural inquiry on questions crucial to the study of art of diverse cultures, art forms and historical epochs.  Chinese LanguageStudents are required to take classes in Chinese language during the first academic year at Shanghai University. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education of China, each student must pass the Chinese test HSK level three as a PhD degree requirement.  Schooling System1301 The Arts Theory[Art Administration and Museum Studies] -Prof. Frances Morris[Contemporary Art, Modern Art, Socially Engaged Art, Public Art]-Dr. Grant Kester[Public Practices/Art in the Public Domain]-Dr. Jeannene Przyblyski[Modern and Contemporary Chinese Art, Sino-Japanese Art Exchange]-Dr. Kuiyi Shen[Art History, Art Criticism, Aesthetics, Museum Studies, International Artistic Events]-Dr. Yongwoo Lee1304 Fine Arts[Comparative Studies Between the East and West Modern and Contemporary Art with Emphasis on the Practice and its Theory]-Dr. Gan Yu[Computational Augmented Media and Art]-Dr. Hansong Zhang[Oil Painting, Contemporary Art, Public Art, Art Project]-Dr. Hoshina Toyomi[Lithography Practice]-Prof. Ingrid Ledent[Contemporary Approaches to Acrylic Painting and Processes]-Prof. Jeremy Morgan[Research in Spatial Dynamics]-Prof. Ken Horii[Multi-Media Arts and Materials]-Prof. Ming Ren1305 Design[Creative Education, Contemporary Glass, Art in China]-Prof. Andrew Brewerton[Design History and Design Theory]-Prof. Shouzhi Wang[Interactive Multi-user Immersive Multimedia Environments]-Prof. Timothy Gruchy Supervisory Team of International Scholars and ProfessorsProf. Frances Morris - Director of Tate Modern, UK frances.morris@tate.org.uk Dr. Grant Kester - Professor of Art History, University of California San Diego, USA gkester@ucsd.edu Dr. Jeannene Przyblyski – Professor of San Francisco Art Institute, USA jprzyblyski@sfai.edu Dr. Kuiyi Shen - Professor of Art History, University of California San Diego, USAkshen@ucsd.edu Dr. Yongwoo Lee - Artistic Director, Shanghai International Art City, Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts  yongwoolee@shu.edu.cn Dr. Gan Yu - Postdoctoral Fellow of Harvard Chinese Art Media Lab, Harvard University ganyu@fas.harvard.edu Dr. Hansong Zhang - Chief scientist, Niantic Inc., California, USA hansong@gmail.com Dr. Hoshina Toyomi - Vice President and Professor, Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan hoshina@fa.geidai.ac.jp Prof. Ingrid Ledent – Professor, Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. ledent.ingrid@telenet.be Prof. Jeremy Morgan – Professor, San Francisco Art Institute, USA jmorgan@sfai.edu Prof. Ken Horii – Professor, Rhode Island School of Design, USA khorii@risd.edu Prof. Ming Ren - Assistant to the President and Professor, San Francisco Art Institute, USA mren@sfai.edu Prof. Andrew Brewerton, Principal and Chief Executive of Plymouth College of Artajbrewerton@gmail.com Prof. Shouzhi Wang – Professor, Art Center College of Design, USA wang_shouzhi@126.com Prof. Timothy Gruchy – Director, Digital Media Department, Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts timeg@shu.edu.cnAdmission EligibilityThe International Art PhD program is only for applicants seeking a PhD who have already completed the MA or MFA degree. Prior to matriculation, students must have obtained a bachelor’s or master’s degree in art history, art practice, or another field approved by the admissions committee of the International Art PhD Program of Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts.To be eligible, applicants should be non-Chinese students.Online Application：Starting from December, 2019 Application Deadline：Jun. 30, 2020 Date of Registration at School：Late August, 2020 (will be informed after admission)Application Materialsþ ID photoA recent  (within six months) bareheaded, full-face,  one-inch certificate photo (390*570); in JPG format, less than 100K.þ Passport copyA clear copy of your valid passport with your name, photo, birth date, place of birth, date of issue, date of expiry.Visa page is required for applicants who are not in their home country.þ Graduate Degree Certificate and Official TranscriptsOfficial certificate and transcripts are those that bear the facsimile signature of the registrar and seal of the issuing institution. If the originals are not in Chinese or English, they must be translated and notarized; *For applicants who haven’t graduated, pending graduation certificate and transcripts available at the date of application are also acceptable. Official graduation certificate and transcripts of all grades shall be submitted upon receipt. þEnglish CompetencyApplicants from countries that do not speak English are required to submit scores for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing system (IELTS). All applicants must have a good reading knowledge of at least one language other than English at the time they enter the program.þGraduate Record ExaminationGRE scores no older than three years must also be submitted.þ Research Plan for Applying to International Art PhD Program (download the format here)þ Personal statementA statement of purpose (no more than 2000 words). This statement often illustrates the applicant’s research interests and notes potential advisors.  þ Writing SampleA sample of written work (e.g., senior honors thesis, MA thesis, or other research or critical paper, preferably in art or media history)þ Three recommendation lettersFrom people who know the applicant’s work. One letter may come from a faculty member on the Team of International Professors and Scholars (see list above).þ A portfolio of art worksApplicants to the PhD in art practice are also required to submit a portfolio of art works, which may include digital works, video, images of art works,  limited to 12-15 images.Application procedures1.     During the application period, the applicants log in to the application system for international students of Shanghai University and create a new account: www.apply.shu.edu.cn;2.     Select majors, upload application materials and then submit application;3.     Pre-admission notice will be received by the applicants who have passed the first trial;4.     Submit the supplementary materials as required and pay the registration fee;5.     Wait for review of materials, confirm the admission results online;6.     Accept paper admission materials and apply for visas to China.Fees and ScholarshipsApplication fee (non-refundable)500 RMB. Online payment by credit card, or bank wire transfer is acceptable.Bank Account InformationFor Foreign Currency such as USD, JPYBeneficiary's Name: Shanghai UniversityBeneficiary's Account No.: 98211454800000228Beneficiary's Bank Name: Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Jingan Sub-branch,Shanghai, P.R.China(SWIFT NO. SPDBCNSHXXX) For CNYGonghe Sub-Branch, Zhabei District,Agricultural Bank of China, P.R.ChinaAccount No.: 033584-00801000968Beneficiary: Shanghai UniversityScholarshipThis program is specially supported by Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts scholarship. The scholarship will cover tuition fee, accommodation, and stipend, either fully or partially. For further information on SAFA scholarships, please refer to Implementation of International Doctoral Scholarship at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts.ContactShanghai Academy of Fine ArtsAddress:520 Zhenda Road, 4th floor, Room 348，Baoshan District, Shanghai, P.R.ChinaTel:0086-21-36033332, 0086-21-66696795Email: safa-global@oa.shu.edu.cnAbroadProf. Ming Ren  Tel:001-650-2554647 Email:usmingren@gmail.comInternational Students Admissions OfficeInternational Students Admissions Office, College of International Education, Shanghai UniversityAddress: No. 99 Shangda Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai 200444, China.Tel:0086-21-66136615Email:apply1@oa.shu.edu.cn, apply9@oa.shu.edu.cnContact: Ms. Zhang Li, Ms. Zhang Tingting           

Dear international applicants,  Thank you for your attention to Shanghai University.All the applications and admission procedures for international students (2020 fall intake) are going on as normal during the COVID-19 epidemic. You can submit your application and check your application status online (www.apply.shu.edu.cn) . Deadlines for application might be postponed，please check www.apply.shu.edu.cn for the latest information. Documents reviews, interview and admissions will all be taken online by Shanghai University. No need to post the paper documents. No need to come to the office for consultation.Just feel free to contact us via emails. l  For degree program: apply1@oa.shu.edu.cn,  apply9@oa.shu.edu.cn.l For scholarship programs: apply8@oa.shu.edu.cn.More application information please refers to http://www.apply.shu.edu.cn/application/index . All-out efforts are being made by the Chinese government to curb the spread of the disease. Shanghai Municipal Government has launched the highest level of responding mechanism for major public health emergency to contain the disease and protect people’s life and health. Shanghai University has also taken various measures to avoid the impact of the epidemic on teaching and learning, such as postponing the start of the new semester, keeping daily track of the health status of all teachers and students, implementing online teaching and learning, and disinfecting dormitories, canteens and classrooms to make our campus safer. All staff in Shanghai university always pay close attention to students' physical and mental health in daily life. The proper epidemic prevention measures of the University and the warm care of the faculty and staff make international students full of the sense of belonging and the confidence in overcoming the epidemic. Please follow the suggested medias to get the latest news on COVID-19 prevention and control.l  Authoritative media: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of PRC(https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/), China Daily(http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/), China Global Television Network (https://www.cgtn.com/), Foreign Affairs Office of Shanghai Municipal Government (http://wsb.sh.gov.cn/wsb/node466/n993/n994/index.html), Shanghai Daily(https://www.shine.cn/).l  Shanghai University medias:Website: http://www.shu.edu.cn/WeChat official accounts: Trust us! China has the confidence and capability to win the battle on the prevention and control of COVID-19. Everything will turn out to be fine sooner.Looking forward to seeing you in Shanghai University. Wish you healthy and happy every day!  International Students Admissions OfficeCollege of International EducationShanghai University亲爱的来华留学申请人：感谢你对上海大学的关注。疫情期间，我校针对2020年秋季入学的国际学生申请及录取工作仍正常进行。请申请人根据招生简章的要求，在规定时间内完成在线申请（各类申请截止时间可能会适当推迟，请关www.apply.shu.edu.cn 以获得最新信息）。我校将通过在线审核申请材料、电话面试等形式完成录取工作。申请人可在线查询申请进度，无须邮寄纸质申请材料，无须亲自到学校咨询。如有任何疑问，可以通过邮件联系我们，我们将及时回复你的咨询。学历项目咨询联系邮箱为apply1@oa.shu.edu.cn，apply9@oa.shu.edu.cn；奖学金项目咨询联系邮为apply8@oa.shu.edu.cn。更多关于上海大学2020-2021学年的招生信息详见http://www.apply.shu.edu.cn/application/index。此外，面对疫情，中国政府已采取措施全力遏制疫情蔓延。上海市已启动重大突发公共卫生事件一级响应机制，实行最严格的科学防控措施。从上海市政府，区政府到社区层面，都在采取及时有效的防控措施。上海大学也采取了各种措施来抗击疫情，避免对学生和教学带来不利影响。例如，推迟新学期开学时间，及时掌握全校师生健康状况，推行在线教学，对宿舍、食堂和教室等场所进行消毒等，确保校园的安全。上海大学的每一位老师始终密切关心同学们的身心健康和日常生活，学校妥善的防疫措施和教职工们细致的关怀，也让在校国际学生充满了归属感和信心。如想获取更多最新的疫情动态，请关注官方媒体报道：l   权威媒体： 中国外交部、上海市外办、CGTN、China Plus、China Daily、Shanghai Daily 等。l   学校媒体：上海大学官方网站或“上大国际”、“上海大学留学生”及“留学上大”等微信公众号。 请相信我们，中国有信心和有能力打赢这场疫情防控战，一切都会好起来的！期待与你们相聚上海大学，祝你健康快乐每一天！上海大学国际教育学院国际学生招生办公室   

Dear International applicants:Chinese Spring Festival holiday time is from January 23rd to January 31st, 2020. During this period, the staff of International Students Admissions Office might not be able to answer your telephone inquiries. If you have any questions, please contact us by email:Degree Programs: apply1@oa.shu.edu.cn, apply9@oa.shu.edu.cn;Scholarship Programs: apply8@oa.shu.edu.cnLanguage Program: apply6@oa.shu.edu.cnExchange Programs: apply4@oa.shu.edu.cnDBIC Credit Program: apply3@oa.shu.edu.cnSummer School Program: apply2@oa.shu.edu.cnWish you and your family happy new year! International Students Admissions OfficeCollege of International Education, Shanghai UniversityJanuary 23, 2020 

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Date of Application for Degree Programs：From December 30, 2019 to June 30, 2020. Date of Applicaiton for Scholarships：From December 30, 2019 to April 30, 2020Application Login Portal:  www.apply.shu.edu.cn For detailed information, please refer to “APPLICATION” on this page. Warmly welcome you to study at Shanghai University! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.Email:  apply1@oa.shu.edu.cn ， apply9@oa.shu.edu.cn，apply8@oa.shu.edu.cn(Scholarship)TEL:   +86 21 66136615ADD:  V Building, No. 99 Shangda Rd, Baoshan District, Shanghai, China. Wechat Official Account: StudyinSHU

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From January 8， 2021 to May 15, 2021(Fall intake only)

On October 30, ARWU officially released 2019’ s ranking of China's best disciplines, covering 96 first-level disciplines, adding three disciplines (Systems Science, Armament Science and Technology, Landscape Architecture) over last year. The ranking targeted all the universities with academic postgraduate degree programs within the first-level discipline and published the top 50% of universities. A total of 4,986 disciplines from 460 universities were listed in the ranking. SHU boasts 35 disciplines listed (see the table below).

On the afternoon of October 15th, Shanghai University organized a high-level talent recruitment event at the University of Technology Sydney. The event was presided over by Jin Xingyu, Deputy Director of the Personnel Division of Shanghai University and attended by nearly 50 outstanding scholars and young talents who have studied and worked in Sydney and other Australian cities. At the event, President Liu Changsheng, on behalf of Shanghai University, extended a sincere invitation to overseas talents. Shanghai University gives strong support to overseas outstanding talents in career development, team building, housing and other aspects. In addition, Shanghai University focuses on the construction of cross-discipline subjects, with a complete range of disciplines, so everyone will find a tailored career path. He eagerly expected overseas talents to join Shanghai University and contribute their strength to the construction of the motherland. Meanwhile, teachers of the Talent Office and Director of SHU-UTS SILC Business School Lv Kangjuan also gave a detailed introduction on the basic composition of the university, the development of disciplines, the cultivation of talents and the prospect of employment. In the subsequent free exchange session, local outstanding young people in Sydney had an in-depth exchange and communication with the participating teachers on such hot issues as research assessment, salary and academic development, etc. It is an effective way for colleges and universities to build talent team by gathering overseas high-level talents through overseas recruitment events. Next, the special recruitment event of Shanghai University at National University of Singapore will be held at 3:00 PM, October 19th at Shaw Foundation Alumni House, 11 Kent Ridge Drive, Singapore 119244, and the special recruitment event at Universität Heidelberg will be held at 6:00 PM, November 10th at Institute of Organic Chemistry, Universität Heidelberg. We are looking forward to young talents who are willing to return to the motherland and draw a brilliant blueprint with us!

Thanks to six years of meticulous preparation, SHU-UTS SILC Business School (SILC) has successively accomplished initial report, annual report, Initial Self-Evaluation Report (iSER), Final Self-Evaluation Report (SER) and other evaluations of AACSB accreditation, and has been qualified for an on-site visit by AACSB. To better prepare the on-site visit, the teachers and students of the school treated the accreditation like an “exam” since six months ago. Several seminars on accreditation were held throughout the school, which enabled all faculty and staff to have a clear understanding of the characteristics and basic requirements of AACSB accreditation. With a very intensive three-day on-site visit schedule, the on-site visit expert panel, composed of deans of three internationally renowned business schools, including College of Business, California State University Long Beach, USA, Bond Business School of Bond University, Australia and School of Management of China University in Taiwan, China, conducted 11 highly targeted in-depth interviews with groups from different departments. The founding members of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) include management schools of Harvard University, the University of Chicago, Northwestern University and other world-renowned universities. It was formally established in 1916 and is the world’s leading non-governmental accreditation organization for business schools and accounting programs. The AACSB accreditation represents the highest achievement of business schools in the world. The accredited business schools are also regarded as business schools with first-class teaching quality. AACSB’s rigorous accreditation system and high standards are universally recognized. There are only 24 business schools in ‘Mainland China that have earned AACSB accreditation, most of which are “Project 985” universities, the top universities in China.

Recruitment Fair for Foreign Telants will be held on Nov. 29, 2019 in China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone. We sincerely invite you to come.   Venue:Sun Land, No.2988 North Zhangyang Road, Pudong New Area Shanghai (Metro Line 6 Zhouhai Road Station , Exit 1). Time: Friday, Nov. 29, 2019  13:00-15:30 Sponsor:          Science and Technology Committee of Shanghai          Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Foreign Experts          Free Trade Zone Administration Bureau, Management Committee of China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone  Orgnizer: Shanghai Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone International Talent Service Co., LtdOn the day of the activity, we will pick up all the students from Baoshan Campus.The notice will be notified separately.

2019-2020 Application Guide of Shanghai University Scholarship for New International StudentsHow to get the Supervisor Acceptance Letter  Supervisor Acceptance Letter

• Undergraduates• Postgraduates• General scholar ( Chinese language program)Please Note:(1)Aged between 16 and 35, (Applicant is currently working in a Chinese language teaching position shall not exceed the age limit of 45. Undergraduate student shall not exceed the age limit of 20).(2)With foreign passport

Guide for Scholarship Application 2019FAQs on Scholarship Application Shanghai University  How to get the Supervisor Acceptance Letter  Supervisor Acceptance Letter