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Yantai University Overseas Students Enrollment Guide Yantai University International Prospectus 1 The Best Leisure City -------Yantai ·Located in the eastern part of the Shandong Peninsula and ·Bordering the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea. ·Has 230 offshore islands and seven natural bays. ·1038 km-long golden coastline connects the mountains and the sea. ·Beautiful scenery and four distinctive seasons. ·UN-Habitat Award City. ·China's most charming city. ·National historical and cultural city. ·One of China's first 14 open coastal cities. ·The best leisure city in China ·The only International Wine City in Asia. ·National Excellent Social Management city. ·The birthplace of Wu Style Taiji and Mantis Boxing. ·One of the birthplaces of Jiaodong folk culture and Shandong cuisine. 2 Yantai University · Founded in 1984. · A member of "Project of Prestigious Universities in Shandong Province”. · Co-established by two prestigious universities of China—Peking University and Tsinghua university. · Located on the shore of the Yellow Sea, less than one hundred meters from the coastline, Yantai University is truly a seaside University. · With more than 29,000 students, Yantai University is a comprehensive university with 10 disciplines: culture, science, engineering, law, agriculture, medicine, economics, management, education, and art. · In 1998, Yantai University was authorized for postgraduate education. · In 2004, Yantai University won the Award of Excellence in the Undergraduate Teaching Qualifications Evaluation organized by the Ministry of Education. · In 2011, Yantai University was successfully selected by the Ministry of Education for a distinguished engineer education program. · In 2012, Yantai University was selected as one of the most superior universities for training students in law. · Also in 2012, Yantai University successfully entered the group of Elite Universities and gain qualifications for doctoral education. · As one of the first universities allowed to accept foreign students in China, Yantai University has had students from over thirty different countries and regions. · Yantai University has endeavored to promote international exchange and has established partnership with more than 100 universities and institutions from 26 countries and regions. · The university has two joint undergraduate educational programs with universities from South Korea and the United States, is holding student exchange programs with 35 universities of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, South Korea. ·The university hosts several major international tests, including the Official Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK), the Korean Proficiency test (TOPIK), and the Cambridge Business English Certificate test(BEC). · Yantai University offers different scholarships to international students— Chinese Government Scholarship program，Shandong Provincial Scholarship and YTU scholarships. 3 Undergraduate programs School Major ； School of International Education Chinese Language (for international students) Chinese International Education School of Humanities Chinese Language & Literature；Journalism Law School Law；Intellectual property rights School of Foreign Languages English；Korean；Japanese International Economics and Trade； ； School of Economics and Management Business Administration Accounting；Marketing Management； Investment Science Mathematics and Applied Mathematics； School of Mathematics and Information Information and Computing Mathematics； science Statistics Applied Physics； Electronic Information Science and School of Opto-electronic Information Technology； Science and Technology Communication Engineering； Internet of Things Engineering； Machinery Manufacturing and Automation； School of Electromechanical and Manufacturing Control Technology and Vehicle Engineering Instruments； Vehicle Engineering Computer Science & Technology； School of Computer and Control Automation；Software Engineering； Engineering Intelligent Specialty and Technology Applied Chemistry School of Chemical and Chemical Chemistry Engineering & Technology Engineering Polymer Material and Engineering Biological Science；Biological Pharmacy； College of Life Sciences Bio-Engineering；Food Quality & Safety； Food Science and Engineering ； ； School of Architecture Architecture Environmental design Urban and rural planning School of Music and Dance Musicology；Dance Choreography ； ； School of Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Project Management Water Supply and Drainage Engineering 4 School of Pharmacy Pharmacy；Pharmacetical Engineering Vessels’ Electronic Electrical Engineering； ； School of Oceanography Energy and Power Engineering Marine Navigation；Marine Engineering； Fishery Science and Technology Environmental Science and Engineering； School of Environment and Materials Environmental Protection Equipment Engineering Engineering； Materials Science and Engineering School of Physical Sports Training；Leisure Sports Metal Material Engineering； School of Nuclear Equipment and Nuclear Engineering and Nuclear； Nuclear Engineering Technology 5 Postgraduate programs for International students (Taught in Chinese) School Major School of International Education International Education of Chinese Language(Professional Degree) National Economics (Macroeconomic Policies and local Economic Development, Regional Economy and Urban-rural Integration, Economic Statistics and Financial Analysis)； School of Economics and Business Management (Logistics and Marketing Management, Organizational Innovation and Human Management Resource Management, Accounting and Financial Management, Production Operations and Project Management); Agricultural Management (Professional Degree); Agricultural Development (Professional Degree) Master of Laws (Legal Theory, Legal History, Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, International Law, Economic and Environmental law, Law of Intelligence Property)； Law School Juris Master (for Non-legal Backgrounds) (Professional Degree)； Juris Master (for legal Backgrounds) (Professional Degree)； Ethnology (Ethnology, Marxist Ethnic Theory and School of Marxism Policy, History of Chinese Ethnic Minorities, Chinese Ethnic Culture and Art) Chinese Language and Literature (Literary Theory, Chinese Philology, Study of Chinese Classical Text, Chinese Ancient literature, Modern and Contemporary Chinese School of Humanities Literature)； Journalism and Communication( Journalism Practice, Media Operations , Visual Communication) (Professional Degree) Foreign Language and Literature；Translatology； ； School of Foreign Languages Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics English Translation (Professional Degree)； Korean Translation (Professional Degree)； Mathematics (Graph Theory and Its Applications, School of Mathematics and Computational Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Information Science Operational Research and Cybernetics) School of Opto-electronic Information Physics；Electronic Science and Technology； Science and Technology Electronic Information (Professional Degree)； 6 Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Chemistry and Physics of Polymers)； School of Chemistry Chemical Engineering and Technology (Chemical Engineering, Chemical Technology, Applied Chemistry, Industrial Catalysis)； Materials and Chemical Engineering (Professional Degree)； Biology；Food Science and Engineering； Biological Engineering； School of Life Sciences Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (Professional Degree)； Crops (Professional Degree)； Food Processing and Safety (Professional Degree)； School of Oceanography Marine science (Marine Chemistry, Marine Biology, Marine Fishery Resources) School of Electromechanical and Mechanical Engineering； Vehicle Engineering Machinery (Professional Degree) Materials Science and Engineering； School of Environment and Materials Environmental Science and Engineering； Engineering Materials and Chemical Engineering (Professional Degree)； ； Computer School Computer Science and Technology Electronic Information (Professional Degree)； Civil engineering； School of Civil Engineering Civil and Hydraulic Engineering (Professional Degree)； Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Microbiology and Biotechnology Pharmacology, Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacy)； School of Pharmacy Pharmacy (Industrial Pharmacy, Drug Analysis and Quality Control, Clinical Pharmacy and Drug Evaluation, Pharmacy Administration) (Professional Degree)； Architecture Schools Architecture 7 Chinese Language Training (Foundation Program) As one of the first Universities approved to accept foreign students in China, Yantai University has hosted students from over 30 different countries and regions. Yantai University has achieved a complete teaching system in international education , teaching management, and diverse extracurricular activities. All the staff have experiences of teaching abroad and outstanding knowledge of Chinese language, literature, and pedagogy. International students are put in different classes according to their Chinese level in order to create an effective teacher-student interaction in an active class atmosphere. International students have access to a full set of advanced equipment and complete language labs. HSK Training Programs are provided regularly. Undergraduate Tuition Liberal Arts: RMB 12,400/year Science & Engineering: RMB 13,400/year School of Architecture and School of Music and Dance: RMB 16,000/year Postgraduate Tuition Liberal Arts: RMB 21,000/year Science & Engineering:
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