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SWUPL - International Partners Fact Sheet 2020-2021 Name of the Southwest University of Political Science and Law university City, Country Chongqing Website http://studyin.swupl.edu.cn/ Postal address No. 301 Baosheng Ave. Yubei District, Chongqing, China Faculties & Schools http://english.swupl.edu.cn/ INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SUPPORT Postal address No. 301 Baosheng Ave. Yubei District, Chongqing, China Office hours Office hours: 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Mondays to Fridays E-mail [email protected] Contacts Wang Huaiyong, Dean of School of International Education Email: [email protected] Qin Jie, Vice dean of School of International Education Email: [email protected] Linda, Officer of School of International Education Email: [email protected] Tel: 00862367258675 Website http://studyin.swupl.edu.cn/ APPLICATION AND ENROLMENT PROCESS Application process Coordinator of a partner university e-mails [email protected] with a nomination form attached. 1. Please register and apply online: https://swupl.17gz.org/member/login.do 2. After acceptance, we will prepare the Visa Application Form (JW202) and send it to the students or universities together with admission letter. Application Documents A passport photo Copy of passport (the photo page) Copy of the enrolment certificate at home university (with English or Chinese translation) University Transcript language proficiency certificate (non-English speaking countries) Study plan One Recommendation letter Physical examination certificate(within latest 6 months) (Download here: http://studyin.swupl.edu.cn/Download/index.htm) Certificate of Non-criminal record Family financial statement Nomination Autumn term: March 15th - May 15th every year deadlines Spring term: November 1st –December 1st every year Visa (if necessary) X visa Orientation sessions It will be given in First Two weeks. ACADEMIC INFORMATION Academic calendar http://jwc.swupl.edu.cn/xzxl/index.htm Course catalogue http://studyin.swupl.edu.cn/Admission/Program/nondegreeprograms/25 1172.htm Is it possible for exchange students to enroll for courses Yes from different faculties? Course / department Acceptance to some of the courses may be subject to the department’s restrictions (if any) approval Language of English and Chinese teaching Recommended For courses taught in English – no less than IELTS 6 language level For courses taught in Chinese – no less than HSK4 Usual work load No more than 24 credits usually, depends on the actual needs of exchange students. The Full is 100. Grading system LIFE ABROAD Housing Accommodation Fee 2000yuan/semester/double room 4000yuan/year/double room 4000yuan/semester/single room 8000yuan/year/single room (Note: Single room availability is subject to the actual quantity of rooms each year.) Organizations / Chinese Corner, Football Club, activities Basketball Club, Badminton Club, Guitar Club, Dancing Club, Kungfu Club，etc. Health insurance Before coming to China, exchange students must buy the health insurance. And SWUPL will send further notice after admission..

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