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Introduction
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The Graduate Institute of European
Studies offers a variety of courses for the master's degree (two to four
years of study on average) in the fields of European Integration and
Slavic studies. Since 2000, our Institute has offered the doctor's
program in the same field as master's degree. Since 2009, we have set up
two divisions of European Union and Slavic Studies at the master's level.
There are 159 full-time students in
our Institute. For master's level, all of the applicants have to complete
their undergraduate studies in the fields of social sciences or European
main languages. For the doctorate level, the applicants need to have
their master's degree.
The eleven full-time faculty members
of our Institute represent different academic backgrounds. All have their
own research interests in the fields of European and Russian politics,
economics and culture, etc. They all hold Ph. D. degrees from major
European universities, for instance, Wien
University, Bonn
University, Madrid
University and Moscow
State University.
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Future Prospects
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1.
To hold the
international academic conferences with domestic and foreign
institutes, it not only will improve the academic cooperation, but also
promote the status of the institute.
2.
To Provide and innovate
PhD. degree courses about the European Studies .
We also encourage our students to conduct the research abroad, to
experience the multi-cultures of Europe,
and to achieve the goal of "Internationalization".
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Master
Division of European Union studies
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Teaching
Objectives
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Graduate Institute of European Studies focuses on cross-field
research, among European Union (European nations) and Russia.
It is our commitment to cultivate students whom has the ability to
explore not only in the research of politics and economics but also
explore the culture diversities, along with global visions.
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Core Competences
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A.
Broadening
European knowledge and vision.
B.
Cultivating
students with self-expression and the ability to write academic
reports.
C.
Understanding
the institutions and function of European Union.
D.
Possessing
the knowledge of interdisciplinary field.
E.
Developing
future career potential and direction.
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Master
Division of Slavic Studies
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Teaching
Objectives
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Graduate
Institute of European Studies focuses on cross-field research, among
European Union (European nations) and Russia. It is our
commitment to cultivate students whom has the ability to explore not
only in the research of politics and economics but also explore the
culture diversities, along with global visions.
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Core Competences
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A.Broadening Russian knowledge and vision.
B. Cultivating students with self-expression
and the ability to write academic reports.
C. Increasing Russian humanism quality.
D. Possessing the knowledge of
interdisciplinary field.
E. Developing future career potential and
direction.
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ADMISSION
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Students with bachelor's or master's degree
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EXAM
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Division of European Union studies
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Written Examination:
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English (or French, German,
Spanish), Introduction to EU, European Modern History (or European
Political System, International Economics, International Law), European
News, etc.
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Oral Examination:
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Interview in English, French,
Spanish and German
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Division of Slavic Studies
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Written Examination:
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English, Chinese (or
Russian), Russian Modern History (or Politics, Economics, International
Relations), etc.
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Oral Examination:
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Interview in Chinese and Russian
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Doctor's Program
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International Relations, Oral
Interview, Academic Performance, etc.
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Degrees granted
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Master of Social Science, Ph. D. degree of Social Science
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