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Programme objectives
This Programme aims to train high level international professionals
with a solid foundation in International Relations and thorough
understanding Asia-Pacific international affairs. It is expected that
graduates of the programme will be excellent candidates for positions in
diplomatic organizations, multi-national companies, government
departments or teaching and research institutes with an interest in the
Asia-Pacific international affairs.
1 st Semester: Autumn semester from mid-September to mid-January
Courses
Compulsory course Credits
Introduction to Chinese Language 2
Selected Issues on Modern China 2
Core courses Credits
History of International Relations in the Asia-Pacific 3
International Political Economy 3
International Relation Issues in the Asia-Pacific 3
Asia-Pacific International Political Economy 3
Elective courses Credits
Finance and Banking in the Asia-Pacific 2
Issues of Economic Development in East Asia 2
International Relations in Southeast Asia 2
Economic Relations in Southeast Asia 2
Religions and International Relations in the Asia-Pacific 2
Ethnic Chinese and International Relations in the Asia-Pacific 2
Regional Security Issues in the Asia-Pacific 2
Credit requirements
2 Compulsory courses giving 2 credits each 4 credits
5 core courses giving 4 0r 3 credits each 12 credits
4-6 Elective courses giving 2 credits each 8-12 credits
Research or other appropriate activities 2 credits
Core course descriptions
Prospective students should have a non-Chinese passport and be in good health.
Academic requirements: Prospective students must hold a recognized bachelor's degree or above, or equivalent. English proficiency: Minimum requirement is 550 points or above for TOFFL (80 points or above for new TOFEL), a grade 6 or above for IELTS, or certificate of English proficiency from an approved authority. Native English speakers are exempt from this requirement; other candidates whose university courses are taught in English will be considered case by case. Professional backgrounds: Prospective students who are able to show relevant professional experience deemed appropriate to the programme applied for will be given prior consideration.
1.Photocopy of valid passport
With photo, passport number &expiration date and name included. 2.Passport-sized photo A passport-sized photo taken recently of the applicant 3.Bachelor's degree diploma Graduation certificate should be in Chinese or English. If not, it should be translated into Chinese or English and be notarized. 4.Transcript of postgraduate school 5.Two letters of recommendation From professor or associate professor or equivalents
6.English proficiency test certificate
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