Master of China Studies (MCS) Postgraduate Programme By Zhejiang University |TopUniversities
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Programme overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master of China Studies (MCS) is a MA-level degree program with a strong focus on China’s economic, cultural and societal context. Zhejiang University is China’s first higher institution that was granted the master’s degree in name of “China Studies” (Master of China Studies, MCS, in 2007). On 15th November 2018, the MCS was integrated into ZIBS for a new business track. The interdisciplinary curriculum allows students to work analytically and gain an in-depth understanding of China. The MCS has a team of more than 20 professors from various departments. Practical components of the program, such as workshops, field trips and internships, engage students in conducting independent research and integrating empirical knowledge into daily life and work.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master of China Studies (MCS) is a MA-level degree program with a strong focus on China’s economic, cultural and societal context. Zhejiang University is China’s first higher institution that was granted the master’s degree in name of “China Studies” (Master of China Studies, MCS, in 2007). On 15th November 2018, the MCS was integrated into ZIBS for a new business track. The interdisciplinary curriculum allows students to work analytically and gain an in-depth understanding of China. The MCS has a team of more than 20 professors from various departments. Practical components of the program, such as workshops, field trips and internships, engage students in conducting independent research and integrating empirical knowledge into daily life and work.

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1.1 Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens and valid passport holders. 1.2 Under the age of 35 for graduate program (Age limit is flexible for healthy applicants with certain work experience and high academic ability). Applicants must be Bachelor’s degree holders (Those who provide pre-graduation certificate or student status certificate at application MUST provide Bachelor's degree certificate no later than registration). 1.3 With proper moral conduct, in good health with no infectious disease or any physical or mental disease that may affect the normal study.
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