Student Exchange Programmes with China
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In order to prepare students for a stay abroad at a foreign university, the International Office offers detailed and comprehensive advice in the form of lectures, personal contact, as well as a brochure, which also lists the various possibilities for international mobility with the JMU's partner universities in China.
International Office
Students of the University of Würzburg who are planning a stay in China have the following options via the International Office (click on the link to open the application requirements):
Zhejiang University in Hangzhou (application requirements).
Semester stays are possible from September to January and from February to July. Language skills in Chinese and English are required. Tuition fee waivers are provided. If applicable, the University of Zhejiang will grant further scholarship benefits.
Jilin University in Changzhou (application requirements)
Semester stays are possible from September to January and from February to July. Language skills in Chinese and English are required. Tuition fee waivers are provided as a support service. Chinese courses at all levels are offered at this foreign language university.
Lingnan University Hong Kong
Semester stays are possible from August to December or from January to May. Language skills in Chinese and English are required. A wide range of courses in English is available. Tuition fee waivers are provided as a support service.
National Chengchi University Taipei
Semester stays are possible from September to January or from February to June. Language skills in Chinese and English are required, as well as a grade point average of at least 2.0. No admission to medicine, dentistry or similar degree programmes. Tuition fee waivers are provided as a support service.
National Taiwan Normal University
Semester stays are possible from September to January or from February to June. Language skills in Chinese and English are required, as well as a grade point average of at least 2.0. Tuition fee waivers are provided as support.
Subject-oriented exchange programmes
Sinology
Furthermore, students of the University of Würzburg also have the opportunity to spend time abroad at Peking University or the Normal University in Nanjing via the Sinicum, which is organised by the Institute of East and South Asian Cultural Studies. After registering, interested students from all disciplines first take three semesters of language and culture classes at JMU before being offered the opportunity to study in China as part of the European Chinese Language and Culture Programme.
For a stay in Nanjing, up to three study places are available for students of Sinology Würzburg (including the Sinicum). The organisation of the exchange is managed by the Sinology Department at the University of Würzburg; however, funding must be arranged separately with the International Office (e.g. PROMOS).
Contact
Students who wish to gain an overview of the different possibilities to study in China can find the International Office at Hubland Campus North at Josef-Martin-Weg 54/1 and 54/2 or can email the staff directly. Please only ever write to one person from the 'Outgoing Mobility' department!
