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Admission of PEKING University in China


Founded in 1898, Peking University (PKU) is the first national university in Chinese modern history, with a high reputation in and outside China , owing to the abundant teaching resources and outstanding research level. Peking University now consists of 31 colleges and 14 departments, offering 101 undergraduate programs, 224 postgraduate programs, and 202 doctoral programs.In 2004, there were over 4000 international students from about 80 countries, including 1825 long-term students and approximately 2,600 short-term students. Among them, there were 1,292 Degree-Seeking students, including those seeking undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral degree.Peking University is making great efforts to create more opportunities for international students from all over the world, the details of which can be found on their website.

Programs:
Undergraduate program: Students are required to complete the curriculum between 4 to 6 years and fulfill the designated number of credits. Successful graduates will receive a graduation certificate along with the bachelor's degree, according to the regulation of the Degree Committee.
Master's Program: Students are required to complete the curriculum between 2-3 years, fulfill the designated number of credits, complete the master's thesis and defend of it in front of a panel of experts. Successful graduates will receive a graduation certificate along with the Master's degree, according to the regulation of the Degree Committee.
Doctorate Program: Students are required to complete the curriculum between 4-6 years (in normal circumstances), fulfill the designated number of credits, conduct research, complete the doctoral thesis and defend it in front of a panel of experts. Successful graduates will receive a graduation certificate with the doctoral degree, according to the regulation of the Degree Committee.
Senior Visiting Students Program: Candidates must have at least a Master's degree. Senior Visiting Students are normally supervised by a professor of the accepting college or department to conduct research in a specific subject. The program is one year.

General Visiting Students Program: Candidates must have completed at least one year of undergraduate study at their own university. The options are available for joining undergraduate courses or enhancing proficiency in Chinese language.
Research Scholars: Candidate must have a doctoral degree or have the title of Associate Professor or higher. Research Scholars will be given access to the school's resources and be allowed to collaborate with professors of the accepting college or department to conduct specific areas of research. Most successful candidates have established prior contacts with the professors in their particular fields, anyone wishing to come for a Research Scholars is strongly advised to find a supervisor in advance. Research scholars enjoy flexible application dates and durations of research. The applications can be submitted anytime, and duration of study varies from one month, one semester to on year.

Tuition (per person per year)
Humanities Subject
Science Subjects
General Visiting Students Program
26,000 RMB
30,000 RMB
Senior Visiting Students Program
30,000 RMB
34,000 RMB
Undergraduate Program
26,000 RMB
30,000 RMB
Master¡¯s Program
29,000 RMB
33,000 RMB
Doctorate Program
32,000 RMB
40,000 RMB .

Accommodation Information
There are different types of housing facilities for international students at PKU. Shaoyuan Accommodation Office is in charge of the Housing on campus for Foreign Students. For reservations and related information, please contact their office directly.

Phone No : 86-10-6275 2264, 86-10-62752218.

Peking University Academic Excellence Scholarships:

Student Candidates:

Third year undergraduates, masters, and doctoral exchange studentsBasis Requirements:

1. Candidates must be regular students; they must not be on leave of absence or suspended from the school.

2. Obey all Chinese laws and university rules, register on-time, study hard, and have superior grades.

3. Undergraduates: Starting in their second school year, undergraduates must have passed all required classes with an average GPA of at least 3.0. Undergraduates must have passed all controlled elective classes.

4. Graduate students: Superior grades, great research ability, creative thought are all requisite. Doctoral students who apply for scholarships must have published their thesis and this must have taken place at Peking University and also published in an official publication for your department at Peking University.

CONTACT

Mailling Address: PekingUniversity,Beijing 100871People's Republic of China

Fax:62751240(Office of International Relations, South Pavilion),62751233(Division for International Students, Shao Yuan Building)

Peking University-at a glance

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The University Of Sydney in Australia

The University of Sydney, founded in 1850, is Australia's first university, and has an international reputation for outstanding teaching, as a center of research excellence and as an active and engaged community leader.


Costs

There are only two types of undergraduate places available at the University of Sydney: Commonwealth supported places for domestic students and fee-paying places for International students.Courses are made up of Units of Study and it is possible to calculate the cost of individual units of study for fee-paying and Commonwealth-supported students.As well as your course fees, you may incur other expenses, such as living costs when studying at Sydney.There are also different fees and charges for International students.

What other costs should University consider:

Text books, materials and uniforms are also charges that students need to consider. Some courses require expensive equipment and uniforms.

Important dates for admission:

Important dates for 2008 local, undergraduate admission
early August 2008
UAC applications for 2009 admission open
30 August 2008
Sydney Uni LIVE!
30 September 2008
Close of scholarships applications
30 September 2008
Close of on-time applications through UAC
18 December 2008
UAIs released for NSW HSC candidates (via the UAC info line and the
UAC website
)
6 January 2009
Information Day at Sydney University
7 January 2009
Close of change of preferences for main round offers.

How to apply

Sydney Uni LIVE! :Saturday August 30, 9.30am - 4.00pmYou will be able to see the campus, pick up brochures and talk to staff and students.Pick up a copy of the UAC guide.If you are a HSC student you will get a UAC Guide from your school. It will also be available at NSW newsagents and can be ordered directly from UAC later in the year.Check if your course has additional selection criteria Some courses in music, visual arts, oral health and pharmacy require more than just a UAC application, while other faculties have flexible entry. Check your UAC guide for details.Apply through the Universities Admissions Centre.On-time applications close 30 September 2008.Come to Information Day on 6 January 2009.To talk about your options in detail.Find out the results of your application through UAC.The University makes most of its offers in mid January and enrolment is at the end of January. If you don't get your preferred course straight away, we can help you decide what to do next.
UNDERGRADUATE

Undergraduate courses are available in a wide range of areas of study. Levels offered include Diplomas and Bachelor's degrees.
Unit of Study Search - search by faculty, department within faculty, unit of study code OR keywords to find full descriptions including pre-requisites, number of hours per week plus method of teaching and assessment.
Course Search- search by faculty, course name, study mode OR keywords.
Courses listed by faculty (including fees & entry grades) lists by faculty the courses available to full fee-paying international students plus length and type of course, fee, required academic grades, major areas of study
International Undergraduate Prospectus contains a brief description of courses for international students under each faculty, plus other information
Faculty Handbooks include descriptions of courses and, in most cases, units of study (i.e. subject)

New undergraduate courses for 2008

The University of Sydney will be introducing a number of new courses in 2008 within the faculties of Law and Engineering and Information Technologies.For information on our full range of undergraduate courses,
Law
Arts (Media and Communications)/B Laws: This is a new combined program with the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Law, commencing for the first time in 2008. Students in this program are able to complete two degrees in 6 years of full-time study, whereas it would normally take up to 7 years to separately complete both degrees.Students will study Media and Communications, Arts and Law subjects concurrently through years 1-3 of their degree, Media and Communications, and Arts in year 4, and Law only in years 5-6.Engineering and Information Technologies.
This combined program allows for study in both Information Technology and Commerce. Career opportunities for graduates of this program include positions in management and technical consulting, electronic commerce, information services management, information architecture, web development and managemen.

General contacts
Mailing address:The University of SydneyNSW 2006AustraliaPhone: +61 2 9351 2222ABN: 15 211 513 464CRICOS Number: 00026ATo find out more, contact our Information Centre, located under the Clocktower in the Quadrangle.Phone: +61 2 9351 3100Fax: +61 2 9351 3111e-mail:
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staff directory to locate a staff member.
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Oxford University Full of information for admission

University of Oxford


Motto : Dominus Illuminatio Mea (Latin)
Motto in English : The Lord is my Light
Established : Unknown, teaching existed since 1096
Type : Public
Endowment : £3.6 billion (inc. colleges)
Chancellor :The Rt Hon. Baron Patten of Barnes
Vice-Chancellor : Dr John Hood
Students :19,486
Undergraduates : 12,106
Postgraduates : 7,380
Location : Oxford, England, UK
Colors : Oxford Blue

ADMISSION OF PROCEDURE
Undergraduate and graduate students may name preferred colleges in their applications. For undergraduate students, an increasing number of departments practice college reallocation to ensure that the ratio between potential students and subject places available at all colleges are as uniform as possible. Students who named colleges which are over-subscribed are reallocated to under-subscribed colleges for their subjects. For the Department of Physics, college reallocation is done on a random basis after a shortlist of candidates is drawn up and before candidates are invited for interviews at the university. As a result of this, the college eventually offering a candidate a place to read a subject may not be the one he/she originally applied to.For graduate students, many colleges express a preference for candidates who will be undertaking research in an area of interest of one of its fellows.

Scholarships and financial support:

There are many opportunities for students at Oxford to receive financial help during their studies. The Oxford Opportunity Bursaries, introduced in 2006, are university-wide means-based bursaries available to any British undergraduate. With a total possible grant of £10,235 over a 3-year degree, it is the most generous bursary scheme offered by any British university.In addition, individual colleges also offer bursaries and funds to help their students. For graduate study, there are many scholarships attached to the University, available to students from all sorts of backgrounds, from the famous Rhodes Scholarships to the new Weidenfeld Scholarships.In October 2007, it was announced that Oxford would be launching a fund-raising campaign with a goal in excess of £1 billion. Of the money raised, approximately one quarter is expected to go towards student financial support.

Students successful in early examinations are rewarded by their colleges with scholarships and exhibitions, normally the result of a long-standing endowment, although when tuition fees were first abolished, the amounts of money available became purely nominal. Scholars, and exhibitioners in some colleges, are entitled to wear a more voluminous undergraduate gown; "commoners"being restricted to a short, sleeveless garment. The term "scholar" in relation to Oxbridge, therefore, had a specific meaning as well as the more general meaning of someone of outstanding academic ability. In previous times, there were "noblemen commoners" and "gentlemen commoners", but these ranks were abolished in the 19th century. "Closed" scholarships, which were accessible only to candidates who fitted specific conditions such as coming from specific schools, exist now only in name.
Until 1866 one had to belong to the
Church of England to receive the BA degree from Oxford, and "dissenters" were only permitted to receive the MA in 1871. Knowledge of Ancient Greek was required until 1920, and Latin until 1960. Women were admitted to degrees in 1920.

Clubs and societies

Oxford University Amateur Boxing Club
Oxford University Student Union
Oxford Union Society (debating society)
Oxford University Dramatic Society
Oxford University Cricket Club - Cricket team whose matches are accorded First Class Status. Participates in The University Match
Oxford University Boat Club (rowing club participating in the Boat Race)
Oxford University RFC (rugby club participating in the Varsity Match)
Oxford University A.F.C. (association football club)
Oxford University Newman Society (Catholic speaker and debating society)
Oxford University Ski and Snowboard Club (Governing club of The
Varsity Trip)
Oxford University Psychology Society
See also:
Category:Oxford student societies
Category:Oxford student sports clubs

Core courses

All students take the core courses in corporate finance, asset pricing, financial econometrics and economics. These core courses are all carefully integrated: the economics and econometrics courses apply theories and methodologies to finance, and the finance courses provide the underlying economic principles of financial practice.

Which Courses:
BA in Economics and Management,Diploma In Financcial Strategy,The Oxford Diploma in Organisational Leadership,DPhil Programme (Financial Economics),DPhil Programme (Management Research),MBA,Executive Of MBA,Executive short courses,MEng in Engineering, Economics and Management,MEng in Materials, Economics and Management,The Oxford MSc in Financial Economics,Masters in Law and Finance.

COST OF STUDY:

Course = Expected completion time,
Maximum fee liability,
DPhil : 3 - 4 Years (9-12 terms),9 terms (12 terms DPhil Interdisciplinary Doctoral Training Center)
EngD : 4 Years (12 terms),12 terms
MPhil : 6 terms,6 terms unless exam failed
BPhil : 2 Years (6 terms),6 terms
MSc by coursework : 3 terms,6 terms unless exam failed
MSc by Research : 3 Years (9 terms),6 terms
MSt : 1 Year (3 terms) ,6 terms unless exams failed
MJur/BCL : 1 Year (3 terms),Fees are payable for every year a student is registered on course
MTh : 2 Years (6 terms),6 terms unless exam failed
MBA : 32 Weeks (excluding vacations),6 terms unless exam failed
PGCE : 1 Year,Fees are payable for every year a student is registered on course
PG Dip/Certificates : Dependant on qualification,Fees are payable for every year a student is registered on course.

Programme = College fee range
PGCE : No college fee if from UK/EU and can prove you are eligible for public support. Otherwise £1,900 to £2,320
2nd BM
£1,900 to £2,320
BCL, MJur :On application from the accepting college
MBA
£3,000
EMBA : Half of standard college fee
All other Diplomas, Certificates, Mst, BPhil, MPhil, MSc, MLitt, and DPhil
£1,900 to £2,320.

Living costs

The UK has a high cost of living and your expenses will vary depending on your individual needs. It is generally more expensive to live in private rented accommodation than in college accommodation. Your living costs will also be higher if you intend to bring any dependants with you whilst you are resident in Oxford.
Your living costs budget should include, but may not be limited, to:
Accommodation,Food,Clothing,Other personal requirements,Books,Stationery,Special course equipment,Travel to and from Oxford,Research expenses (e.g. fieldwork or travel),Inflation and fluctuations in exchange rates,Medical expenses not covered by the National Health Service,One-off expenses at the start of your course (e.g. bicycle, computer),Any other expenses relevant to your circumstances (e.g. childcare)

Estimates for maintenance costs for academic year 2009–10 are not yet available. For guidance purposes, a reasonable estimate for the cost of living for a single student spending 12 months in Oxford and living in college accommodation or in a shared house would be between £10,500 and £13,000 for the 2008–09 academic year:
Accommodation
£4,500 - £5,500
Food
£3,000 - £3,500
Other daily living costs
£3,000 - £4,000.

Contact:

Saïd Business School,Park End StreetOxford,OX1 1HP UK.
Telephone: +44 (0)1865 288800Fax: +44 (0)1865 288805.
Affiliations:
IARURussell GroupCoimbra GroupEuropaeumEUALERU'Golden Triangle'G5
Website:ox.ac.uk

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About Stanford university

The Birth of the University

In 1876, former California Governor Leland Stanford purchased 650 acres of Rancho San Francisquito for a country home and began the development of his famous Palo Alto Stock Farm. He later bought adjoining properties totaling more than 8,000 acres. The little town that was beginning to emerge near the land took the name Palo Alto (tall tree) after a giant California redwood on the bank of San Francisquito Creek. The tree itself is still there and would later become the university's symbol and centerpiece of its official seal.

The Stanford Family
Leland Stanford, who grew up and studied law in New York, moved West after the gold rush and, like many of his wealthy contemporaries, made his fortune in the railroads. He was a leader of the Republican Party, governor of California and later a U.S. senator. He and Jane had one son, who died of typhoid fever in 1884 when the family was traveling in Italy. Leland Jr. was just 15. Legend has it that the grieving couple said to one another after their son's death, "the children of California shall be our children," and they quickly set about to find a lasting way to memorialize their beloved son.
The Stanfords visited several great universities of the East to gather ideas. An urban legend, widely circulated on the Internet but untrue, describes the couple as poorly-dressed country bumpkins who decided to found their own university only after being rebuffed in their offer to endow a building at Harvard. They did visit Harvard's president but were well-received and given advice on starting a new university in California. From the outset they made some nontraditional choices: the university would be coeducational, in a time when most were all-male; non-denominational, when most were associated with a religious organization; and avowedly practical, producing "cultured and useful citizens" when most were concerned only with the former.
The prediction of a New York newspaper that Stanford professors would "lecture in marble halls to empty benches" was quickly disproved. The first student body consisted of 559 men and women, and the original faculty of 15 was expanded to 49 for the second year. The university’s first president was David Starr Jordan, a graduate of Cornell, who left his post as president of Indiana University to join the adventure out West.
The Stanfords engaged Frederick Law Olmsted, the famed landscape architect who created New York’s Central Park, to design the physical plan for the university. The collaboration was contentious, but finally resulted in an organization of quadrangles on an east-west axis. Today, as Stanford continues to expand, the university’s architects attempt to respect those original university plans.

Stanford University : Located between San Francisco and San Jose in the heart of Silicon Valley, Stanford University is recognized as one of the world's leading research and teaching institutions.Stanford is unusual among great universities in having seven schools on one campus: Humanities and Sciences, Law, Medicine, Business, Earth Sciences, Engineering and Education.

About Admission:

Undergraduate

A freshman class of about 1,700 students and a transfer class of about 30 students are admitted each year.

Graduate

More than 65 departments and programs offer graduate degrees at Stanford, and admission requirements vary greatly among them.

Departments & Programs

Stanford's academic departments are listed here both alphabetically and by school. In addition, a number of interdisciplinary programs cross the boundaries between departments and disciplines.

Stanford Universities weather:

Visitors to Stanford are often surprised by the area’s mild climate. Protected from the chilly summer coastal fog by the Santa Cruz Mountains to the west, Palo Alto enjoys summer daytime temperatures typically in the 70s and low 80s, with an occasional brief heat wave. Fall is also quite temperate. Winter daytime temperatures are usually in the 50s and 60s. Rain is rare during the summer; the “rainy season” usually begins in the late fall and continues into the spring.

Stanford Universities Dress:

Dress casually—and for the weather! Be prepared for sunny and warm days during the summer. If you’re taking a tour, it’s a good idea to bring a water bottle and a hat and/or sunscreen. You can’t go wrong with “layering” in the late fall, winter, and early spring. Some backup rain gear is advisable for November through March.

Stanford’s main mailing address is:

Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305USA.

If you are interested in mailing something to Stanford University, we recommend that you address your mail to a specific department or individual. Each building and department has its own specific street number and mailing code that should be included to ensure that your mail arrives at its destination.

General Contact Information Primary address:

Stanford University450 Serra MallStanford,CA 94305Telephone,(campus operator):650-723-2300

Admissions Information:
Undergraduate Website: admission.stanford.edu


Graduate Website: gradadmissions.stanford.edu

About Stanford University










Stanford University: Located between San Francisco and San Jose in the heart of Silicon Valley, Stanford University is recognized as one of the world's leading research and teaching institutions.Stanford is unusual among great universities in having seven schools on one campus: Humanities and Sciences, Law, Medicine, Business, Earth Sciences, Engineering and Education.

About Admission:
Undergraduate
A freshman class of about 1,700 students and a transfer class of about 30 students are admitted each year.
Graduate
More than 65 departments and programs offer graduate degrees at Stanford, and admission requirements vary greatly among them.
Departments & Programs
Stanford's academic departments are listed here both alphabetically and by school. In addition, a number of interdisciplinary programs cross the boundaries between departments and disciplines.

Tuition & Payment
Tuition is indicated with each course description and varies depending on course length and class size.
Registration Fees
A non-refundable registration fee of $35 is required for each student once per quarter if the total amount of your tuition and fees for that quarter exceeds $100.
Tuition Assistance
Each student qualifies for only one discount. Discounts do not apply to courses with tuition under $100 or to special events. Discounts apply only to tuition, not to registration or course fees.
Stanford University Employees: Employees who work 50% time or more and receive STAP funds may apply up to the full amount of their yearly STAP fund allocation ($800) toward Continuing Studies tuition and registration fees. It is your responsibility to verify that you have sufficient STAP funds before enrolling in a course. To check your STAP balance online, go to and login with your SUNet ID by clicking Training > STAP Balance.
Stanford University Faculty: Stanford faculty members are not eligible for STAP funds. Faculty may receive a 20% tuition discount.
Stanford Hospital Employees: If you work 50% time or more at Stanford Hospital and Clinics, or at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, you may apply the full $1,000 of your yearly educational fund allocation toward Continuing Studies tuition and registration fees. Simply get an Educational Assistance Tuition Reimbursement Form from your HR Manager. A supervisor must sign this form. Then fax it to the Continuing Studies office with your registration form.
Stanford Medical Center Employees: Medical Center employees receive a 20% tuition discount on course tuition. (Important: Hospital Employees should not use this discount.)
Stanford Alumni Association (SAA) Members: 15% tuition discount (valid SAA ID number required).
65+: 20% tuition discount.
Public Educators: 20% tuition discount (Valid only for certified educators teaching in Bay Area schools).
General Contact Information
Primary address:
Stanford University450 Serra MallStanford, CA 94305
Telephone (campus operator):
650-723-2300

Admissions Information
Undergraduate
Website: admission.stanford.edu
Email:
admission@stanford.edu
Graduate
Website:
gradadmissions.stanford.edu

HARVARD UNIVERSITY IS NUMBER 1

Harvard university is one of the popular university. Harvard University was founded in 1636. Harvard University is now ranking number one position. Drew Faust became president on July 1st, 2007

Most of Harvard University's campuses are located in Cambridge and Boston,Massachusetts, on the eastern coast of the United States of America.The undergraduate students does not make average test scores and GPAs available. The majority of students admitted to Harvard College have scores ranging from 600 to 800 on the SAT I and SAT II Subject Tests. They consider many other factors during the application process, not just test scores and grades.

MISSION OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY:The advancement of all good literature, arts, and sciences; the advancement and education of youth in all manner of good literature, arts, and sciences; and all other necessary provisions that may conduce to the education of the ... youth of this country.Harvard strives to create knowledge, to open the minds of students to that knowledge, and to enable students to take best advantage of their educational opportunities.
Harvard expects that the scholarship and collegiality it fosters in its students will lead them in their later lives to advance knowledge, to promote understanding, and to serve society.


What courses does Harvard offer:Need more information chose your subject for more information.

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Business School (MBA, Doctoral)

Dental School (search University catalog for "Harvard School of Dental Medicine")

Design School


Divinity School

Graduate School of Education

Extension School

JFK School of Government

Law School

Medical School

School of Public Health

Summer School

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ABOUT BOLTON UNIVERSITY

Bolton is enjoying large rises in applications and a multimillion-pound development programme to match - £8m will be spent in the next two years to move all subjects to the main Deane campus in the centre of town. There are also plans for a new student union. Of the 9,000 or so students, around three-quarters are north-west natives. Perhaps it's not surprising they haven't strayed too far. Bolton itself may not be massive, but there's a rich cultural heritage and plenty to do - not to mention the fact that Manchester is just a short hop away for some real big-city life.

Fees: Currently £3,145 for all full-time undergraduate courses.

Bursaries: £320 annual bursaries to those receiving a full grant, then support on a sliding scale for those receiving partial grants, down to £70 a year. £730 annual scholarships for those who have completed a preparatory course or period of study at the university or a partner institution, irrespective of financial means.

Accommodation: University is usually able to accommodate all first-years who have requested a place in halls. Self-catering accommodation costs £60 a week.

Facilities: There's a range of sports teams to join or classes to take part in at the sports centre. The library is late-opening and there is 24-hour access to computing facilities.
TransportBolton station is half a mile away with frequent connections to Manchester. The motorway network is on the doorstep.

ContactTel: 01204 900800Email: enquiries@bolton.ac.ukWeb: bolton.ac.ukAccommodation: accomm@bolton.ac.uk

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Studying abroad expands your view of the world, introduces you to fresh ways of thinking and sharpens your career edge.

The University of Bolton welcomes students from all over the world and has a well established and thriving community of 525 international students from 60 countries. If you are thinking of studying here you can be sure of a warm welcome and a first class education. If you are looking for support, advice and information, the university's Centre for International Relations is available before you join the university, during your studies and after you graduate.

ABOUT BOLTON UNIVERSITY

At the University of Bolton they are a community of professionals committed to developing their students for their professional lives.


With a student of around 11,000 who will get the best of all worlds at Bolton – learning at a university where no one feels anonymous, in a thriving town close to the big cities of Manchester and Liverpool.Bolton university is one of the most popular university of the UK.


Why choose the University of Bolton?


Their macadamia study is high level of support, that makes the University of Bolton stand out.
They offer a full and challenging range of courses – from HNDs and foundation degrees to undergraduate, Masters, MPhil and PhD research degrees. We also have Continuing Professional Development and Short Courses to offer.

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