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<strong>General</strong> <strong>Information</strong><br />

University Overview<br />

Founded in 1898, Peking University (PKU) is the first national<br />

university in Chinese modern history. Peking University now consists<br />

of five faculties: Humanities, Social Sciences, Sciences, Medicine,<br />

and <strong>Information</strong> and Engineering. The University has 43 colleges<br />

and departments, and offers 105 undergraduate programs, 291<br />

graduate programs, and 249 doctoral programs. While still laying<br />

stress on basic sciences, the university has paid special attention to<br />

the development of applied sciences. In October 2007, there were<br />

14,170 undergraduates, 11,249 postgraduates and 5,979 doctoral<br />

candidates. There were also on campus approximately 2,587 longterm<br />

international students from 80 countries. Among them, there<br />

were 1,947 Degree-Seeking students.<br />

Peking University is also famous for outstanding research facilities<br />

and high qualifying teachers and researchers with extensive research<br />

interests and profound knowledge. Today the University has 5,568<br />

full-time faculties, of whom 1,577 are professors and 1,986 are<br />

associate professors, 52 academicians of the Chinese Academy of<br />

Science, and 7 academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.<br />

At present, Peking University has 12 national key laboratories, 46<br />

state key laboratories, 2 national engineering research centers and 6<br />

affiliated hospitals and health centers.<br />

The Peking University library is the largest university library in Asia,<br />

with a collection of 7.7 million books, and Chinese and foreign<br />

journals and newspapers. The library also serves as a comprehensive<br />

modern information center.<br />

Peking University places great importance on academic exchange<br />

and cooperation with foreign universities, research institutes and<br />

multinational enterprises. She has signed agreements with more than<br />

200 universities in 50 countries and regions.<br />

Peking University Homepage: www.pku.edu.cn<br />

For academic lessons and courses information, please visit website at:<br />

Undergraduate students: http://www.pku.edu.cn/academic/lesson/<br />

lesson.html<br />

Graduate students: http://www.pku.edu.cn/academic/graduate/<br />

lesson.html<br />

If you are interested in applying to Medical Sciences, please contact<br />

the Peking University Health Science Center, or visit their website:<br />

http://www.bjmu.edu.cn for more information.<br />

Study period and Academic Schedule<br />

The normal period of study for each program is as follows: 4 years for<br />

undergraduate degrees, 3 years (or in some cases, 2 years) for master's<br />

degrees, and 4 years for doctoral degrees. Students may, in particular<br />

cases, reduce or extend the duration of study upon application.<br />

Peking University divides every academic year into spring and<br />

autumn semesters, with the latter marking the commencement of the<br />

academic year. The autumn semester starts in September and ends<br />

in January of the following year while the spring semester begins<br />

in February and ends in June. There will be a winter and summer<br />

vacation every year. The summer vacation usually lasts 2 months and<br />

there are various summer vacation courses available for students. The<br />

winter vacation lasts 4 weeks and normally follows the schedule of<br />

Chinese New Year.<br />

Programs<br />

International students have the following options of study at Peking<br />

University:<br />

(1) Undergraduate or graduate degree-granting programs;<br />

(2) Visiting students program (non-degree granting)<br />

(3) Pre-university program;<br />

(4) Short-term language courses or Chinese studies programs.<br />

Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens in good health, with valid<br />

passport, above the age of 18, and should abide by Chinese law and<br />

the regulations of Peking University. They should also respect Chinese<br />

social customs.<br />

Undergraduate program: Students are required to complete the<br />

curriculum between 4 to 6 years and fulfill the designated number of<br />

credits. Successful graduates will receive a graduation certificate along<br />

with the bachelor's degree, according to the regulation of the Degree<br />

Committee.<br />

Master's Program: Students are required to complete the curriculum<br />

between 2-3 years, fulfill the designated number of credits, complete<br />

the master's thesis and defend of it in front of a panel of experts.<br />

Successful graduates will receive a graduation certificate along with<br />

the Master's degree, according to the regulation of the Degree<br />

Committee.<br />

Doctorate Program: Students are required to complete the<br />

curriculum between 4-6 years (in normal circumstances), fulfill<br />

the designated number of credits, conduct research, complete the<br />

doctoral thesis and defend it in front of a panel of experts. Successful<br />

graduates will receive a graduation certificate with the doctoral degree,<br />

according to the regulation of the Degree Committee.<br />

Senior Visiting Students Program: Candidates must have at least a<br />

Master's degree. Senior Visiting Students are normally supervised by<br />

a professor of the accepting college or department to conduct research<br />

in a specific subject. The program is one year, however, upon request<br />

the student may be considered for an extension. Upon graduation,<br />

the student will receive a certificate of achievement.<br />

<strong>General</strong> Visiting Students Program: Candidates must have<br />

completed at least one year of undergraduate study at their own<br />

university. The options are available for joining undergraduate courses<br />

or enhancing proficiency in Chinese language.<br />

Research Scholars: Candidate must have a doctoral degree or have<br />

the title of Associate Professor or higher. Research Scholars will be<br />

given access to the school's resources and be allowed to collaborate<br />

with professors of the accepting college or department to conduct<br />

specific areas of research. Most successful candidates have established<br />

prior contacts with the professors in their particular fields, anyone<br />

wishing to come for a Research Scholars is strongly advised to find<br />

a supervisor in advance. Research scholars enjoy flexible application<br />

dates and durations of research. The applications can be submitted<br />

anytime, and duration of study varies from one month, one semester<br />

to on year.<br />

Requirement of proficiency in Chinese language<br />

<strong>General</strong> Visiting Students are required to take the Chinese language<br />

proficiency exam after registration. Only those students whose results<br />

meet the standard are allowed to take specialty courses, otherwise<br />

they are suggested to study Chinese in the International College for<br />

Chinese Language Studies for one or two semesters. For those who<br />

have already received the certificate of the HSK (Hanyu shuiping<br />

kaoshi) level 6 or above, the Chinese language proficiency exam will<br />

be exempted.<br />

Senior Visiting Students and Research Scholars are not required to<br />

take the Chinese language proficiency exam, on the premise of no<br />

communication obstacles with their supervisor.<br />

Undergraduates, Master and Doctoral candidates are not required to<br />

take the Chinese language proficiency exam.<br />

Application Processing<br />

It takes approximate 8 to 10 weeks after the application deadline<br />

to receive the formal Letter of Admission. We may inform you to<br />

attend an interview or request additional materials according to your<br />

application process during this period. If you are accepted, we will<br />

send you the Letter of Admission and other relevant documents. To<br />

track the progress of your application please contact the International<br />

Students Division either by email or telephone. Due to our limited<br />

staff, we cannot reply promptly to all enquiries.<br />

Medical insurance<br />

Peking University’s regulations require that all international students<br />

must be medically insured throughout their entire planned period<br />

of study. Students are required to purchase the Comprehensive<br />

Insurance Plan of Foreign Students provided by Ping An insurance<br />

company on the day of registration, which has been recognized and<br />

recommended by the Chinese Ministry of Education. Students who<br />

do not have valid medical insurance are not allowed to register.<br />

Accommodation information<br />

There are different types of housing facilities for international students<br />

at PKU.<br />

Due to the limited accommodation on campus, the Shaoyuan<br />

International Students Residences can only provide the house for<br />

scholarship students. For more information, please contact the office<br />

directly. Phone No.: 86-10-6275 2264, 86-10-62757361 website:<br />

www.shaoyuan.com<br />

For further information regarding the new accommodation for<br />

Foreign Students at Peking University, you are welcome to browse<br />

the following website; http://www.pkugv.com, or for specific advice<br />

please contact 010-62752288.<br />

Self-funded Students are required to find their own living<br />

accommodation. Please note that students who live off campus must<br />

register to the local police station.<br />

Tuition (per person per year)<br />

Estimated cost of living (For your reference)<br />

Accommodation: approximately 30,000 RMB/year<br />

Board (meals): approximately 10,000 RMB/year<br />

Transportation and other miscellaneous costs: approximately 5,000<br />

RMB/year<br />

Contact information<br />

Humanities<br />

Subject<br />

Science<br />

Subjects<br />

<strong>General</strong> Visiting Students<br />

Program<br />

26,000 RMB 30,000 RMB<br />

Senior Visiting Students<br />

Program<br />

30,000 RMB 34,000 RMB<br />

Undergraduate Program 26,000 RMB 30,000 RMB<br />

Master’s Program 29,000 RMB 33,000 RMB<br />

Doctorate Program 32,000 RMB 40,000 RMB<br />

Pre-University Program 26,000 RMB<br />

Short-term Programs<br />

Tuition fees vary according to<br />

the period of the courses, please<br />

refer to the flyer of ‘Short-term<br />

Programs’<br />

International Students Division, Office of International Relations<br />

Shaoyuan Building 3, Peking University<br />

Beijing, 100871<br />

People's Republic of China<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 1230<br />

Fax: Long-term programs: (86-10)-6275 1233<br />

Short-term programs: (86-10)-62759754<br />

Pre-University program: (86-10)-62765543<br />

E-mail: Long-term programs: study@pku.edu.cn<br />

Short-term programs: learn@pku.edu.cn<br />

Pre-University program: yklb@pku.edu.cn<br />

Web site: www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

[NOTE]: This flyer is available in Chinese, English, Japanese and<br />

Korea. If inconsistency occurs, the Chinese version shall prevail.<br />

※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※ ※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※


Undergraduate Program<br />

The applicants who pass the written tests are required<br />

to attend an interview. Date and venue will be<br />

informed after the written tests.<br />

Application fee: 800 RMB in cash or Yinlian bank<br />

card. Foreign currency or check is not acceptable. This<br />

fee is not refundable.<br />

Colleges and Departments: Please see the<br />

Appendix<br />

Entrance examination subjects<br />

Humanities/ Science: (1) Chinese language,<br />

(2) Mathematics (3) English<br />

Undergraduate Program<br />

Program introduction<br />

Students are required to complete the curriculum between 4 to<br />

6 years and fulfill the designated number of credits. Successful<br />

graduates will receive a graduation certificate along with the<br />

bachelor's degree, according to the regulation of the Degree<br />

Committee.<br />

Application prerequisites<br />

Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens with a valid passport,<br />

above the age of 18 and under the age of 30, have attained a<br />

senior high school diploma.<br />

Application Process<br />

1. On-Line registration.<br />

1.1. Please register your details on http://isao.pku.edu.<br />

cn/ooirr . Please fill in the application form and submit<br />

and also print a hardcopy for reference.<br />

2. Submit Application Materials.<br />

2.1. After completing the Peking University Application<br />

Form for International Students on-line please print and<br />

attach a passport-style photograph.<br />

2.2. Senior high school graduation diploma (Students<br />

expecting to graduate should provide an official letter<br />

stating expected graduation date, and submit the<br />

graduation diploma if admitted), which should be<br />

original documents or certified copies in Chinese or<br />

English.<br />

2.3. Official transcripts of your academic achievement<br />

up to the present, including courses taken and standard<br />

achieved (original documents or certified copies in<br />

Chinese or English)<br />

2.4. One photocopy of your valid passport (passport<br />

type must be ordinary)<br />

2.5. 3 passport-sized recent photo<br />

2.6. Additional materials may be required<br />

Note: Your applications and documents will not be returned.<br />

When to apply: March 8 -12, 2010.<br />

Please visit http://www.oir.pku.edu.cn for the latest<br />

information. Applicants must come in person to Peking<br />

University to submit their application materials, or entrust<br />

someone else to submit the materials on their behalf. At<br />

present, mailed materials are not accepted.<br />

Where to apply: International Students Division, Shaoyuan<br />

Building 3, Peking University<br />

Entrance examination dates<br />

The written tests is from April 10 to 11, 2010. For the details<br />

of test venue and time, please refer to your Admission Card.<br />

Admission: Admission will be determined according<br />

to the applicants’ educational background, the results<br />

of the Entrance examinations and the interview.<br />

The admission result will be available in the end<br />

of May 2010 at www.oir.pku.edu.cn . The ' Letter<br />

of Admission' and the attached documents can be<br />

obtained by the end of June.<br />

Registration Period: September 2010 (specified in<br />

the Letter of Admission)<br />

Tuition Fee (per year per person)<br />

Science Subjects: 30,000RMB<br />

Humanities: 26,000RMB<br />

Contact information<br />

International Students Division,<br />

Office of International Relations<br />

Shaoyuan Building 3<br />

Peking University, Beijing 100871<br />

People's Republic of China<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 1230<br />

Fax: (86-10)-6275 1233<br />

E-mail: study@pku.edu.cn<br />

Web site: www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

The Student Enrollment Office of Peking University.<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 9027<br />

(86-10)-6275 1407<br />

[NOTE]: This flyer is available in Chinese, English,<br />

Japanese and Korea. If inconsistency occurs, the<br />

Chinese version shall prevail.<br />

※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※ ※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※


Departments and majors for Undergraduate Program 2010<br />

Note<br />

1. You can apply for admission at one of the departments or schools below. Major will be decided in the third year of your study;<br />

2. Detailed information of departments can be found on the website: www.gotopku.com<br />

Dept. of Chinese Language and<br />

Literature<br />

Chinese Literature<br />

Chinese Language<br />

Chinese Classics and Classical<br />

Bibliography<br />

Applied Chinese Linguistics<br />

Dept. of History<br />

History<br />

Dept. of Philosophy<br />

Philosophy<br />

Religion Studies<br />

Philosophy of Science & Logic<br />

School of Archeology and<br />

Museology<br />

Archaeology<br />

Museology<br />

Preservation of Cultural Relics<br />

School of Arts<br />

Art Studies<br />

Movie Writing and Directing<br />

GuangHua School of<br />

Management<br />

Finance<br />

Accounting<br />

Marketing<br />

Human Resource Management<br />

College of Economics<br />

Economics<br />

Finance<br />

International Economics & Trade<br />

Risk Management & Insurance<br />

Public Finance<br />

Environmental Resource & Economic<br />

Development<br />

School of Journalism and<br />

Communications<br />

Journalism<br />

Advertisement<br />

Edit and Publish<br />

Broadcasting & Television Journalism<br />

Law School<br />

Law<br />

School of International Studies<br />

International Politics<br />

Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs<br />

Administration<br />

International Politics and Economics<br />

School of Government<br />

Politics and Administration<br />

Public Policy<br />

Urban Management<br />

Dept. of Sociology<br />

Sociology<br />

Social Work<br />

Dept. of <strong>Information</strong><br />

Management<br />

<strong>Information</strong> Management &<br />

<strong>Information</strong> System<br />

Library Science<br />

School of Mathematical<br />

Sciences<br />

Mathematics & Applied Mathematics<br />

Probability and Statistics<br />

Scientific and Engineering Computing,<br />

Informatics<br />

Financial Mathematics<br />

School of Physics<br />

Physics<br />

Atmosphere Science<br />

Astronomy<br />

College of Life Science<br />

Biological Science<br />

Biotechnology<br />

College of Chemistry and<br />

Molecular Engineering<br />

Chemistry<br />

Material Chemistry<br />

Applied Chemistry<br />

School of Earth and Space<br />

Science<br />

Geology<br />

Geochemical<br />

Geophysics<br />

Space science and Technology<br />

Geographic <strong>Information</strong> Systems<br />

College of Urban and<br />

Environmental Sciences<br />

Geography Science<br />

Resource and Environment Geography<br />

Urban and Regional Planning<br />

Ecology<br />

College of Environmental<br />

Sciences and Engineering<br />

Environment Science<br />

Environment Engineering<br />

Dept. of Psychology<br />

Psychology<br />

Applied Psychology<br />

College of Engineering<br />

Theoretical and Applied Mechanics<br />

Engineering Structure Analysis<br />

Energy and Resource Engineering<br />

College of <strong>Information</strong> Science<br />

and Technology<br />

Computer Science and Technology<br />

Electronic <strong>Information</strong> Science and<br />

Technology<br />

Microelectronics<br />

Intelligence Science and Technology<br />

School of Foreign Languages<br />

(Interview required)<br />

English<br />

German<br />

French<br />

Spain<br />

Russian<br />

Japan<br />

Korean<br />

Arabic<br />

Hindi<br />

Urdu<br />

Hebrew<br />

※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※


Master's Degree and Ph.D. Degree Programs<br />

Master's Degree and Ph.D. Degree Programs<br />

Programs introduction<br />

Master's Program: Students are required to<br />

complete the curriculum between 2-3 years,<br />

fulfill the designated credits, complete the<br />

master's thesis and defend of it in front of<br />

a panel of experts. Successful graduates will<br />

receive a graduation certificate along with the<br />

Master's degree, according to the regulation of<br />

the Degree Committee.<br />

Doctorate Program: Students are required to<br />

complete the curriculum between 4-6 years (in<br />

normal circumstances), fulfill the designated<br />

number of credits, conduct research, complete<br />

the doctoral thesis and defend it in front<br />

of a panel of experts. Successful graduates<br />

will receive a graduation certificate with the<br />

doctoral degree, according to the regulation of<br />

the Degree Committee.<br />

Note that there are only full-time courses offered<br />

for international students currently.<br />

Application prerequisites<br />

Master's program: Applicants must be non-<br />

Chinese citizens with a valid passport, under<br />

the age of 40, have attained a bachelor's degree.<br />

Doctorate program: Applicants must be non-<br />

Chinese citizens with a valid passport, under<br />

the age of 45, have attained a master's degree.<br />

Application Process<br />

Register your details on http://isao.pku.edu.cn/<br />

ooirr. Fill in the application form and submit<br />

and also print a hardcopy for reference.<br />

Foreign Student to submit Application<br />

Materials and Application Fee to the<br />

PKU Foreign Students Office.<br />

Foreign Students Office will<br />

check and verify the submitted<br />

application materials.<br />

Successful<br />

Applying Students Application Materials will be passed on to<br />

the relevant subject Department. Application materials will<br />

be re-verified and if successful invited to examination.<br />

Foreign Students to attend Department Examination.<br />

Foreign Students Office will in May 2010 declare the<br />

names of successful candidates accepted to their relevant<br />

programme.(http://www.oir.pku.edu.cn/)<br />

Foreign Students office will in June 2010 send<br />

out to successful applicants their admissions<br />

notice and welcome pack.<br />

Unsuccessful<br />

W i t h i n t h e s p e c i f i e d<br />

application deadline please<br />

re-submit the erroneous /<br />

missing application material.<br />

Department to provide examination arrangements<br />

three months before examination date.<br />

Application materials<br />

1. Peking University Application Form for International<br />

Students (Master and Ph.D. Programs) with a photograph<br />

fixed. Please visit http://isao.pku.edu.cn/ooirr, fill in the<br />

application form and submit, then print a hardcopy for<br />

reference.<br />

2. A personal resume (800 words for master program, 1500<br />

words for doctorate program, must be in Chinese.) The<br />

format of the resume can be downloaded at http://www.<br />

oir.pku.edu.cn/<br />

3. Graduation certificate and degree diploma (Students<br />

expecting to graduate should provide an official letter<br />

stating expected graduation date), must be original<br />

documents or certified copies either in Chinese or English<br />

4. Official transcripts of your academic achievement up to<br />

the present, including courses taken and standard achieved,<br />

must be original documents or certified copies either in<br />

Chinese or English<br />

5. Two recommendation letters from your referees. The<br />

referees should be professors or persons with relevant<br />

academic title. At least one of them should have knowledge<br />

of your recent academic work. The format of the<br />

recommendation letter must be original documents either<br />

in Chinese or English. The format of the reference letters<br />

can be downloaded at http://www.oir.pku.edu.cn/<br />

6. A copy of your HSK results:<br />

Candidates for Subjects of Sciences: level 6 or above is<br />

required<br />

Candidates for Subjects of Humanities, Economics,<br />

Management and Education: level 8 or above is required<br />

Please note the requirements of language proficiency for<br />

English-teaching programs please refer to the program<br />

information.<br />

7. Table of contents and abstracts of your academic<br />

publications and any other original achievement in your<br />

field<br />

8. One photocopy of your valid passport (passport type<br />

must be ordinary)<br />

9. Other materials required by the specific school or<br />

department you apply to.<br />

Note: Two copies of all application materials are required, one<br />

original and one duplicate. Please hand in personally or sent<br />

them by post to International Students Division of Peking<br />

University (The envelope must be marked ‘Application for<br />

Graduate Admission’). All the application materials would not<br />

be returned.<br />

Note: PKU Students who have gained exemption from the<br />

Graduate Entrance Exam, please supply the documents listed<br />

under 1,3 and 7 above and proof of exemption supplied by the<br />

relevant Department.<br />

Application Fee: 800 RMB in cash or by Yinlian bank card.<br />

Any other currency or travel check would not be accepted. The<br />

application fee is not refundable.<br />

Please note that incomplete application materials or<br />

application without application fee will not be processed.<br />

Application Period: October 15, 2009 to December 18,<br />

2009. Please make sure mailed materials arrive before the<br />

deadline.<br />

Where to apply: International Students Division of Peking<br />

University, See the "contact information" below.<br />

Enrollment specialties: Please see the 'Peking University<br />

Graduate Studies Prospectus 2008' (Available at http://grs.pku.<br />

edu.cn or www.oir.pku.edu.cn ). Please note that you can only<br />

choose 4 research directions between 2 similar majors within<br />

one specific college or department. For more information<br />

please contact the Admission office of the Graduate School:<br />

Telephone: 86-10-6275 1354, Website: http://grs.pku.edu.cn<br />

Interview: Once proved qualified, the application materials<br />

will be sent to the department or faculty where you wish to<br />

study. They will consider your application and contact the<br />

qualified students to attend the interview before end of March<br />

2009.<br />

Registration Period: September 2010 (specified in the<br />

Letter of Admission)<br />

Tuition Fee (per year per person)<br />

Contact information<br />

Humanities<br />

Subject<br />

International Students Division,<br />

Office of International Relations<br />

Shaoyuan Building 3<br />

Peking University, Beijing 100871<br />

People's Republic of China<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 1230<br />

Fax: (86-10)-6275 1233<br />

E-mail: study@pku.edu.cn<br />

Website: www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

Science<br />

Subjects<br />

Master’s Program 29,000 RMB 33,000 RMB<br />

Doctorate Program 32,000 RMB 40,000 RMB<br />

※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※ ※ Peking University Application <strong>Information</strong> for International Students 2010 ※


<strong>General</strong> Visiting Student Program<br />

Program introduction<br />

An overseas student wishing to study at Peking University for<br />

up to a year but not for a degree may be admitted as a <strong>General</strong><br />

Visiting Student. Candidates must have completed at least one<br />

year of undergraduate study at their own university. If your<br />

Chinese proficiency does not meet the required standard of<br />

your target course of study, you are suggested to study Chinese<br />

in the International College for Chinese Language Studies for<br />

one or two semesters before entering the department.<br />

Application prerequisites: Applicants must be non-<br />

Chinese citizens with a valid passport, above the age of 18<br />

and under the age of 45, have completed at least one year of<br />

undergraduate study at their own university.<br />

Application Process:<br />

1. On-Line registration.<br />

1.1. Please register your details on http://isao.pku.edu.cn/ooirr<br />

. Please fill in the application form and submit and also print a<br />

hardcopy for reference.<br />

2. Submit Application Materials.<br />

2.1. After completing the Peking University Application Form<br />

for International Students on-line please print and attach a<br />

passport-style photograph.<br />

2.2. Certification of highest degree attained, and official<br />

academic transcripts (original documents or Certified copies in<br />

Chinese or English).<br />

2.3. Two letters of reference from your referees. The referees<br />

should be professors or persons with relevant academic title.<br />

The recommendation letter must be the original document,<br />

either in Chinese or English, and not a copy, scan or email.<br />

2.4. Certificate of Chinese proficiency level e.g. HSK (If<br />

applicable).<br />

2.5. One photocopy of your current, valid passport (personal<br />

details page) (passport type must be ordinary).<br />

Note: Your applications documents will not be returned.<br />

When to apply: Application window is March 8 -31, 2010.<br />

Application fee: 400RMB in cash or Yinlian bank card.<br />

Foreign currency or check is not acceptable. This fee is nonrefundable.<br />

Note: Applications with incomplete materials or without the<br />

application fee will not be considered.<br />

Admission: Admission will be determined according to<br />

your educational background and the academic achievement.<br />

Upon acceptance, the University will send you the 'Letter of<br />

Admission' as well as the 'Visa application form for Foreigners<br />

(Form JW202)' by the end of June 2010.<br />

Registration Period: September 2010 (specified in the<br />

Letter of Admission)<br />

Tuition Fee (per year per person)<br />

Science Subjects: 30,000RMB<br />

Contact information<br />

International Students Division,<br />

Office of International Relations<br />

Shaoyuan Building 3<br />

Peking University, Beijing 100871<br />

People's Republic of China<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 1230<br />

Fax: (86-10)-6275 1233<br />

E-mail: study@pku.edu.cn<br />

Web site: www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

Humanities: 26,000RMB<br />

[NOTE]: This flyer is available in Chinese, English, Japanese<br />

and Korea. If inconsistency occurs, the Chinese version shall<br />

prevail.<br />

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Senior Visiting Student Program<br />

Program introduction<br />

Candidates must have at least a Master's degree. Senior<br />

Visiting Students are normally supervised by a professor of<br />

the accepting college or department to conduct research in<br />

a specific subject. The program is one year, however, upon<br />

request the student may be considered for an extension.<br />

Upon graduation, the student will receive a certificate of<br />

achievement.<br />

Application prerequisites: Applicants must be non-<br />

Chinese citizens with a valid passport, under the age of 50,<br />

have attained at least a master's degree.<br />

Application materials:<br />

1. Peking University Application Form for International<br />

Students (Visiting Student Programs) with a photograph fixed,<br />

which is available at www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

2. Certification of highest degree attained, and official<br />

academic transcripts (original documents or certified copies in<br />

Chinese or English)<br />

3. Two letters from your referees. The referees should be<br />

professors or persons with relevant academic title. The<br />

recommendation letter must be original documents either in<br />

Chinese or English.<br />

4. Certificate of Chinese proficiency level (If appropriate)<br />

5. Research proposal (no less than 1000 characters, in Chinese<br />

or English)<br />

6. One photocopy of your valid passport of information page<br />

(passport type must be ordinary)<br />

Note: Two copies of the above application materials are<br />

required, one original one duplicate. Your applications<br />

documents will not be returned.<br />

When to apply: March 8-31, 2010.<br />

Application fee: 400RMB in cash or Yinlian bank card.<br />

Foreign currency or check is not acceptable. This fee is not<br />

refundable.<br />

Note: Applications with incomplete materials or without the<br />

application fee will not be considered.<br />

Admission: Admission will be determined according to<br />

your educational background and academic achievement<br />

by the departments or faculty where you wish to study.<br />

Upon acceptance, the University will send you the 'Letter of<br />

Admission' as well as the 'Visa Application Form for Foreigners<br />

(Form JW202)' by the end of June 2010.<br />

Registration Period: September 2010 (specified in the<br />

Letter of Admission)<br />

Tuition Fee (per year per person)<br />

Science Subjects: 34,000RMB<br />

Medical Insurance:<br />

Humanities: 30,000RMB<br />

Peking University’s regulations require that all international<br />

students must be medically insured throughout their entire<br />

planned period of study. How to subscribe the medical<br />

insurance, please refer to the Letter of Admission. Students<br />

who do not have valid medical insurance are not allowed to<br />

register.<br />

Contact information<br />

International Students Division, Office of International<br />

Relations<br />

Shaoyuan Building 3<br />

Peking University, Beijing 100871<br />

People's Republic of China<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 1230<br />

Fax: (86-10)-6275 1233<br />

E-mail: study@pku.edu.cn<br />

Web site: www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

[NOTE]: This flyer is available in Chinese, English, Japanese<br />

and Korea. If inconsistency occurs, the Chinese version shall<br />

prevail.<br />

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Research Scholar Program<br />

Program introduction<br />

Candidate must have a doctoral degree or have the title of<br />

Associate Professor or higher. Research Scholars will be given<br />

access to the school’s resources and be allowed to collaborate<br />

with professors of the accepting college or department to<br />

conduct specific areas of research.<br />

Application prerequisites: Applicants must be non-<br />

Chinese citizens under the age of 55, have attained a doctoral<br />

degree or have the title of Associate Professor or higher. Please<br />

inform us any particular requirements in term of your health.<br />

When to apply: Research scholars enjoy flexible application<br />

dates and durations of research. The applications can be<br />

submitted anytime in spring or fall semester (except of legal<br />

holidays), and duration of study may be 1 semester, 1 year or a<br />

few months.<br />

Application materials<br />

1. Application Form for International Scholars with a<br />

photograph fixed, which is available at www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

2. Certification of highest degree attained, and official<br />

certificate of employment (original documents or certified<br />

copies in Chinese or English)<br />

3. Two letters from your referees. At least one of your<br />

referees should have knowledge of your recent academic<br />

work and should indicate the standard attained wherever<br />

possible. (Original documents in Chinese or English)<br />

4. Research proposal (no less than 1000 words, in Chinese<br />

or English)<br />

5. One photocopy of your valid passport (passport type<br />

must be ordinary)<br />

Note: Two copies of the above application materials are<br />

required, one original one duplicate. Your applications<br />

documents will not be returned.<br />

Application fee: 400RMB in cash or Yinlian bank card.<br />

Foreign currency or check is not acceptable. This fee is not<br />

refundable.<br />

Note: Applications with incomplete materials or without the<br />

application fee will not be considered.<br />

Admission: Admission will be determined by your<br />

proposed colleges or departments according to your academic<br />

achievements. Normally it takes 4 to 8 weeks to get the Letter<br />

of Admission after the application submitted. Most successful<br />

candidates have established prior contacts with the professors<br />

in their particular fields, anyone wishing to come for a<br />

Research Scholars is strongly advised to find a supervisor in<br />

advance.<br />

Registration Period: Specified in the Letter of Admission<br />

Research Fee: 3,320 RMB/Month<br />

Medical Insurance<br />

Peking University’s regulations require that all international<br />

students must be medically insured throughout their entire<br />

planned period of study. How to subscribe the medical<br />

insurance, please refer to the Letter of Admission. Students<br />

who do not have valid medical insurance are not allowed to<br />

register.<br />

Contact information<br />

International Students Division, Office of International<br />

Relations, Shaoyuan Building 3<br />

Peking University, Beijing 100871<br />

People's Republic of China<br />

Telephone: (86-10)-6275 1230<br />

Fax: (86-10)-6275 1233<br />

E-mail: study@pku.edu.cn<br />

Web site: www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

[NOTE]: This flyer is available in Chinese, English, Japanese<br />

and Korea. If inconsistency occurs, the Chinese version shall<br />

prevail.<br />

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Pre-University Program<br />

Application prerequisites<br />

1. Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens above the age of<br />

18 and under the age of 25, and have attained a senior high<br />

school diploma (not from China) and an excellent academic<br />

record;<br />

2. Applicants must have attained an elementary level of<br />

Chinese, i.e. more than one year of full-time Chinese language<br />

training or having attained the certificate of level 4 or above on<br />

the HSK examination.<br />

When to apply: March 10 – April 09, 2010.<br />

Where to apply: International Students Division, Pre-<br />

University Program Office, Shaoyuan Building 3, Room 103.<br />

Application procedures:<br />

1. Applicants should first come in person with your valid<br />

passport to the Pre-University Program Office;<br />

2. Submit a senior high school graduation certificate, official<br />

transcripts for the last three years of senior high school, and<br />

the certificate of HSK level 4(or above) or official transcript of<br />

one year of full-time Chinese language training;<br />

2. After reviewing the above materials, Peking University will<br />

provide qualified applicants the Application Form for Preenrollment<br />

International Students;<br />

3. The qualified applicants should then submit the following<br />

materials to the International Students Division of Peking<br />

University by May 21, 2010:<br />

i. Completed Application Form for Pre-enrollment<br />

International Students with photo on it;<br />

ii. Senior high school graduation certificate and official<br />

transcripts (original documents or notarized copies by<br />

authoritative organizations);<br />

iii. One photocopy of your valid passport (Passport type<br />

must be ordinary)<br />

iv. One letter of recommendation;<br />

v. Letter from financial guarantor indicating his or her<br />

name, profession, telephone number, and contact address;<br />

vi. Letter from sponsor in China, indicating his or her<br />

name, working unit, telephone number, and permanent<br />

address.<br />

vii. Application fee: 400RMB (cash or Yinlian Bank card).<br />

Non-refundable.<br />

Note: Applications with incomplete materials or without the<br />

required application fee will not be processed.<br />

Admission: Upon acceptance, the University will send the<br />

"Notification of Admission to Peking University” and "Visa<br />

Application Form for Foreigners" (Form JW202) by the end of<br />

June,2010.<br />

Registration Period: September 2010 (the date of<br />

registration will be specified in the “Notification of Admission<br />

to Peking University”).<br />

Tuition fee and Housing fees<br />

1. Tuition Fee: 26,000RMB per year per person (teaching<br />

materials are not included), which must be paid in full on the<br />

day of registration.<br />

2. Housing fees: Peking University provides students with<br />

accommodation in the Posts and Telecommunications Hotel,<br />

located 500 meters west of the main campus.<br />

Apartments: 58 RMB per day per bed. Two- or threeroom<br />

apartment with two beds in each room, equipped<br />

with air conditioner, color TV, telephone, bathroom, and<br />

room-cleaning service.<br />

Single room: 95RMB per day per room.<br />

Contact information<br />

International Students Division,<br />

Office of International Relations<br />

Attn: Mr. Dong Benxiang, Mr. Zhou Baode,<br />

and Ms. Li Xiaojuan<br />

Room 103, Shao Yuan Building 3, Peking University<br />

Beijing 100871<br />

People’s Republic of China<br />

Telephone: 86-10-6275-2611 86-10-6275-1232<br />

Fax: 86-10-6276-5543<br />

WebSite: http://www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

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Short-Term Programs<br />

Short-Term Programs<br />

Program Introduction<br />

The short-term programs of Peking University for international<br />

students focus on two areas of study, Mandarin Language<br />

Training and China Studies.<br />

There are two methods for international students to apply for<br />

the short-term programs of Peking University:<br />

(1) Cooperation Programs, which are organized jointly by<br />

Peking University and a foreign university or educational<br />

institution; and<br />

(2)Individual Applications. Individual applications are<br />

reviewed separately. For Individual applicants, please<br />

refer to the Individual Application sections. Cooperation<br />

Programs are currently not available for individual<br />

applications.<br />

Application Prerequisites:<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

Non-Chinese citizens;<br />

Between the ages of 18 and 60 (18 and 60 included);<br />

Healthy;<br />

» With educational background of or above high<br />

school graduation; and<br />

»<br />

Have over 800 Chinese words in your vocabulary or<br />

have studied Mandarin for over 80 class hours<br />

For Cooperation Programs, the required level of<br />

Mandarin proficiency will be determined upon<br />

agreement between Peking University and each foreign<br />

university or educational institution.<br />

Schedule<br />

A. Cooperation Programs: Peking University, in cooperation<br />

with foreign universities and educational institutions, makes<br />

great efforts to promote short-term programs. The specific<br />

curriculum of each cooperation program will be determined<br />

upon mutual agreement.<br />

Current Cooperation Programs:<br />

1. Short-term Mandarin Enhancement Programs:<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

March 1---March 26<br />

July 5---July 30<br />

July 5--- August 13<br />

August 2---August 27<br />

2. China Studies Programs:<br />

Currently Peking University is collaborating on many China<br />

Studies Programs with prestigious universities and institutions<br />

around the world, in fields such as Chinese history, language,<br />

culture, politics, economics, law, and environment taught in<br />

Chinese, English, Japanese and other languages. The overall<br />

goal of these programs is to provide more opportunities for<br />

international students to enrich their understanding of ancient<br />

and modern China.<br />

We are constantly exploring ways to partner with famous<br />

universities and institutions to enhance the quality of our<br />

China Studies Programs.<br />

Note: Cooperation Programs mentioned above are not<br />

available for individual applications.<br />

B. Semester Programs for Individual Applicants:<br />

1. Spring Semester: February 2010 ~ June 2010<br />

2. Fall Semester: September 2010 ~ January 2011<br />

Application Procedures<br />

A. Cooperation Programs:<br />

1. Any foreign school or institution interested in a joint<br />

program at Peking University may contact us directly to<br />

discuss specific terms of cooperation.<br />

2. Applicants may apply through the foreign school or<br />

institution working with Peking University. Applicants should<br />

fill out the International Student Application Form for Shortterm<br />

Studies at Peking University. Applicants should make<br />

sure that the original copy of the application form should be<br />

received by the International Students Division two months<br />

before class starts.<br />

B. Individual Applications:<br />

1. Individual applicants may ask for the International Student<br />

Application Form for Short-term Studies at Peking University<br />

directly from the International Students Division of Peking<br />

University. Applicants can also visit www.oir.pku.edu.cn and<br />

download the necessary application documents from the<br />

homepage of “International Students”.<br />

2. Application submission period:<br />

a) Spring Semester 2010 Programs: Applications for the<br />

limited vacancies will be accepted on a “rolling” (first-come,<br />

first-served) basis starting on Monday, November 2, 2009.<br />

b) Fall Semester 2010 Programs: Applications for the<br />

limited vacancies will be accepted on a “rolling” basis (firstcome,<br />

first served) basis starting on Thursday, April 1,<br />

2010.<br />

3. Applicants should submit following materials to the<br />

International Students Division of Peking University.<br />

a) Completed International Student Application Form for<br />

Short-term Studies at Peking University (typed or printed)<br />

b) A photocopy of Passport <strong>Information</strong> page<br />

c) Certificate of highest degree or copy<br />

d) Certificate of HSK exam or official transcripts of fulltime<br />

Chinese language training<br />

e) One letter of recommendation in English or Chinese<br />

f) Sponsor Letter from sponsor in Beijing:<br />

» Qualification of sponsor: A permanent resident in<br />

Beijing with steady job<br />

» Content of Sponsor letter: Includes name,<br />

occupation, phone number, and mailing address.<br />

» Sample Sponsor letter is available on request:<br />

Please contact learn@pku.edu.cn or 86-10-62767063,<br />

86-10-62757362<br />

g) 400RMB application fee (non-refundable)<br />

C. Additional <strong>Information</strong>:<br />

» Group applicants should pay the application fee<br />

upon admission.<br />

» Applicants should include the application fee with<br />

their submitted application. The full amount of the<br />

tuition must be paid one time upon registration.<br />

» The application fee and application materials are<br />

non-refundable.<br />

» Peking University’s regulations require that all<br />

international students must be medically insured<br />

throughout their entire planned period of study. For<br />

more information on how to sign up for the medical<br />

insurance, please refer to the Letter of Admission.<br />

Students who do not have valid medical insurance are<br />

not allowed to register.<br />

» If there are more than five students of cooperative<br />

programs who enter or leave China through Beijing<br />

together, Peking University will provide ground<br />

transportation service.<br />

Costs & Fees<br />

A. Application fee: 400RMB per person (due at the time of<br />

application)<br />

B. Tuition (textbooks, visits to historical sites, and excursions<br />

included)<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

»<br />

Two-week course<br />

Three-week course<br />

Four-week course<br />

Six-week course<br />

Eight-week course<br />

Semester course<br />

3,100RMB<br />

3,600RMB<br />

4,200RMB<br />

5,500RMB<br />

6,900RMB<br />

13,600RMB<br />

Note: Students who would like to withdraw from the program<br />

should submit their request before the registration at the<br />

beginning of the semester. Upon approval, the tuition fee can be<br />

refunded according to the school regulation. 10% of the tuition<br />

fee will not be refunded to cover the administrative fees (RMB<br />

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Short-Term Programs<br />

only). For requests to withdraw after registration, the tuition<br />

fee for the current semester will not be refunded.<br />

C. Estimated living costs: approximately 1,200RMB per<br />

month, medical care and personal activities excluded.<br />

<strong>General</strong> Curriculum<br />

A. Class hours: Monday to Friday, four hours per day, twenty<br />

hours per week, with extracurricular activities on Saturday.<br />

B. Mandarin course:<br />

1. Mandatory courses: Intensive Reading, Spoken Chinese,<br />

Pronunciation, and Listening Comprehension & Video<br />

Course.<br />

2. Elective courses: Students can select electives from a variety<br />

of topics such as Chinese Folklore, Translation, Rhetoric,<br />

Writing, Newspaper Reading, Classical Chinese, Selected<br />

Readings from Contemporary Chinese Literature, and others.<br />

All courses aim to improve the student’s the ability to use<br />

Mandarin in real-life circumstances.<br />

C. Class arrangements according to Mandarin proficiency:<br />

Instruction is divided into elementary, intermediate, and<br />

advanced levels. Students are arranged according to the results<br />

of the Mandarin placement exam after registration at the<br />

beginning of the semester. Class size is approximately fifteen<br />

students per class.<br />

D. Chinese Cultural Activities<br />

1. Shadowboxing / Tai Chi (Taijiquan), Chinese painting,<br />

Chinese calligraphy, visits to traditional Beijing residential area<br />

(hutong), etc.<br />

B. King-size rooms in Shaoyuan Building (on-campus): with<br />

color TV, telephone, refrigerator, Internet access, bathroom,<br />

and air conditioner; two persons share one room.<br />

C. Student rooms in Posts and Telecommunications Hotel:<br />

with air conditioner, color TV, telephone, bathroom, and<br />

room-cleaning service, about 5 minutes away from Peking<br />

University campus by foot.<br />

D. Student rooms in Zhongguanyuan Global Village PKU:<br />

with color TV, telephone, Internet access, air conditioner and<br />

bathroom.<br />

In addition, international students are allowed to live<br />

off campus; however, they are responsible for their<br />

accommodations and are required to register at the local police<br />

station.<br />

Contact information<br />

International Students Division<br />

Office of International Relations<br />

Shaoyuan Building 3, Room 117<br />

Peking University<br />

Beijing, 100871<br />

People’s Republic of China<br />

Tel: (86-10)-6276-7063, 86-10-6275-7362<br />

Fax: 86-10-6275-9754<br />

E-mail: learn@pku.edu.cn<br />

Homepage: http://www.oir.pku.edu.cn<br />

2. Weekend trips to Datong and Taiyuan in Shanxi Province,<br />

Chengde in Hebei Province, Mount Tai and Qufu in<br />

Shandong Province, Inner Mongolia Province, and other<br />

historical and cultural sites.<br />

3. Trips to Luoyang, Xi'an, Shanghai and Hangzhou.<br />

E. Documentation: Students will receive a Peking University<br />

Student ID card upon registration, a program certificate and<br />

an official transcript upon completion of the program.<br />

Accommodations<br />

A. Student rooms in Shaoyuan Building No. 9 (on-campus):<br />

with color TV, telephone, Internet access, air conditioner and<br />

bathroom; two persons share one room.<br />

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