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Fudan-Sciences Po “Europe and Asia in Global Affairs” Double Degree (DD) Program Fudan-Sciences Po “Europe and Asia in Global Affairs” Double Degree (DD) Program 1. Fudan University and SIRPA at a Glance Founded in 1905, Fudan University has been being one of the top universities in China and well-known in the world. Its name "Fudan", literally meaning "(heavenly light shines) day after day", indicates inexhaustible self-reliance and industriousness. It is located in a cosmopolitan global city, Shanghai, also an important economic center of China and the world. School of International Relations and Public Affairs (SIRPA) is a leading school in international relations, political science and public administration in China. It aims to train the best talents for state and public affairs, and potential academics. The subject of international relations in SIRPA is ranked in the most first level in China. It attracts hundreds foreign students of different level from undergraduate, master to Ph.D., and various exchange program participants. 2. Introduction of the DD Program The Double Degree Program on Europe and Asia in Global Affairs was established by Fudan University and Sciences Po in 2010. It provides students who are interested in analyzing European and Asian affairs from both comparative and international relations perspectives with the excellent research network between Fudan University and Sciences Po. This program is aimed, at the same time, at European specialists who would like to deepen their understanding of Europe through the comparison to Asia; at Asian specialists who aspire to strengthen their understanding of Asia in relation to other regions, and at international relations specialists who are eager to acquire a more specific insight on the challenges and content of Europe-Asia relations. The DD program lasts two academic years. The first year will be spent at Sciences Po, in the Master Program of European Affairs, and the second year will take place within the School of International Relations & Public Affairs at Fudan University in the Master Program of International Politics. Students remain enrolled in both institutes for both years; they will therefore benefit from all the students' services (free access to library, student unions, career services). Courses are 1 multidisciplinary and students will have International Relations, History, Economics, Law, and Political Science with focus on Europe and Asia in Global Affairs. Students will follow two language classes at Sciences Po, preferably chosen within Chinese, French and English. At Fudan, all courses will be offered in English, although non-Chinese students are highly recommended to learn Mandarin by taking Mandarin classes offered by the International Cultural Exchange School. Assessment will be the same as for the regular students enrolled in the school where the students study. A two-month internship is mandatory after the second semester, between June and September. At Fudan University, students will write a master thesis. Final graduation will rely on the validation by the student of both years of the program. Therefore, students get a temporary graduation in July at Sciences Po and graduate definitely once all the program is validated at Fudan University in the following year. More details about the DD program can be found at the Sciences Po website. http://master.sciences-po.fr/fr/contenu/dual-degree-fudan-university 3. Admissions Candidates should apply directly via the Sciences Po website. [http://admissions.sciences-po.fr/]. Generally, applications must be completed by the end of March each year. Applications are administered centrally at Sciences Po when they will be examined by a joint admissions board comprising representatives from both the SIRPA, Fudan University and Sciences Po. Applicants will be notified by email and post (for admitted students). 4. Tuition Fees Students pay the tuition fees in the university they actually study in, their host institute (Sciences Po for Year 1 and Fudan U for Year 2). Sciences Po: http://formation.sciences-po.fr/en/contenu/school-fees Fudan University: RMB 80,000Yuan 5. Financial Support (1) Financial Support provided by Sciences Po (2) Financial Support provided by Chinese government or Fudan A. For new applicants o Chinese Government Special Scholarship o Shanghai Government Scholarship B. Scholarships offered via SIRPA o Lohez scholarship for Fudan-Sciences Po double degree program “Europe and Asia in Global Affairs” o Campus Asia scholarship for double degree students and exchange 2 students from Korea University and Kobe University 6. Curriculum (1) Year 1 at Sciences Po Students join the Master Programme of European Affairs, with their own track. (2) Year 2 at Fudan Students join the Master Programme of International Politics. They must pass the 3 compulsory courses. A total of 22 credits and the defense of the master thesis are required to validate the year. Regarding the Chinese language courses, 4 credits should be taken into account for students to meet the course requirements. Courses Requirements for the Sciences Po-Fudan DD Program (Year 2) （For International Students） Courses Credits Major Core/Compulsory Courses -At least TWO courses to be chosen from Category A, at least ONE from Category B, and at least One from Category C; others can be taken as elective courses. TEN credits are required for major core courses. Category A-Chinese Studies EMAP620001 Political Development in Modern China (Required) 3 EMAP630096 Chinese Society: Past and Present (Required) 3 EMAP620002 Chinese Diplomacy 3 EMAP620004 Chinese Public Administration and Public Policy 3 EMAP620024 Chinese Politics 3 Category B-East Asian Studies POLI630034 International Relations in East Asia 2 POLI630037 Political Economy in East Asia 2 Category C-Sino-Foreign Relations EMAP630014 Sino-European Relations and EU Politics 3 EMAP630018 Sino-Russian Relations and Russian Politics 2 EMAP630019 Sino-American Relations and American Politics 3 EMAP630020 Global Issues and Global Governance 2 Elective Courses: FOUR elective credits are required. EMAP620003 International Relations and Theories 3 EMAP630193 International Economic Policy 2 EMAP620016 Research Methods for Political Science 3 EMAP620058 Comparative Politics 3 EMAP620020 Public Economics 3 EMAP820006 International Political Economy 3 POLI630072 International Relations in North East Asia 2 EMAP630130 Global Environmental Governance 2 EMAP630052 Chinese Foreign Economic Policies 2 3 EMAP620003 International Politics 3 EMAP630192 Party Politics in the Developing World 2 POLI630078 International Security and Strategy 3 EMAP620023 Public Administration Theories 3 EMAP620076 Quantitative Research Methods 3 EMAP630233 Political Game Theory 2 EMAP630236 Thesis Writing 2 EMAP630235 Economics and Policies of Tech Innovation 2 EMAP630234 Political Culture and Public Opinion in Cont. China 2 Other Elective Courses Given by SIRPA or Other Departments 3/2 (Check out with Program Director Fanglu first) Language Courses (Chinese) It is required for non-Chinese students. You have to take 2 courses of your level. FOUR credits are required for language courses. EMAP630131 Chinese Language(I) Beginning 1 2 EMAP630168 Chinese Language(I) Beginning 1 (Part 2) 2 EMAP630133 Chinese Language(III) Intermediate 2 EMAP630170 Chinese Language(III) Intermediate (Part 2) 2 EMAP630135 Chinese Language(V) Advanced 2 EMAP630172 Chinese Language(V) Advanced (Part 2) 2 Social Activities (Once fulfilled, 4 credits can be collected) Required Thesis and Oral Defense (English) Required Graduation requirements for international students include 1. Accomplishing all required number of courses in each category total at least 74=52+22 credits a. Year 1 at Sci Po: Minimally 52 credits=28 compulsory+24 elective; please check out the specific requirements with Sci Po. European Regulation: 32+30 b. Year 2 at Fudan: 22 credits . Major Core/Compulsory Courses: 14 credits Major Core-Category A-Chinese Studies: 2 courses*3 credits=6 credits (EMAP620001 and EMAP630096 are required) Major Core-Category B-East Asian Studies: 1 course, 2 credits required Major Core-Category C-Sino-Foreign Relations: 1 course, 2 credits . Language Courses: 2 course*2 credits =4 credits . Elective Courses: 4 credits You can collect elective credits from taking required courses. However, please remember to submit an application for transferring credits from the required categories to the elective category. Social Activities: 4 credits You can choose one of the following ways to fulfil the requirements for social activities. A report is required to validate it. (more explanations can be seen in Appendix B) 4 a. Internship b. Field Work c. At least delivering one academic presentation d. At least attending five talks 2. Passing the thesis defense Note Please make sure you fulfil BOTH the required number of courses and the required amount of credits for your graduation. If you take courses out of SIRPA in the fall, please check out with Fanglu first to see whether the credits can be counted. Please do not take courses out of SIRPA in the spring semester at Fudan. 7. Thesis Requirements Students are required to write a thesis on a topic relevant to “Europe and Asia in global affairs”, in which you develop and sophisticatedly elaborate an original argument within the context of the scholarly literature. Make sure that your thesis is well formatted. Contents components (1) Cover page: list of members of the dissertation/thesis supervisory group (2) Table of Contents (3) Abstract in Chinese (at least 4 keywords) (4) Abstract
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