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Shanghai Normal University ART EXC
Shanghai, China
(Outgoing Program)
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Semester 1, Semester 2, Year (Sem 1 & Sem 2) |
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| Partner University Homepage: | Click to visit |
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Glossary entry for program parameter 10001 Level:
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Postgraduate coursework, Undergraduate |
Glossary entry for program parameter 10002 Language/s:
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Chinese |
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Glossary entry for program parameter 10008 Program Type:
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Exchange Semester/Year |
Glossary entry for program parameter 10013 Anticipated Places:
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TBC |
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Glossary entry for program parameter 10000 Minimum Mark:
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65%; Credit |
Glossary entry for program parameter 10006 Agreement Scope:
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Arts and Social Sciences |
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Glossary entry for program parameter 10029 Ranking:
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Not Applicable |
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About
Shanghai Normal University (SHNU)
Location: Shanghai
Student Population: 43,400 (2,100 international students)
Year Established: 1954
About
Shanghai Normal University is a public university in Shanghai, China. As a key university in Shanghai city, it is a comprehensive local university with emphasis on teacher training and particular strength in liberal arts.
Highlights
Originally known as Shanghai Teachers Training College, it has had various incarnations over the years but has expanded its focus. While it still places emphasis on educational and teacher training, SHNU is enjoying a growing reputation for liberal arts. At present is has 76 undergraduate disciplines covering 10 major subjects. The partner offers one scholarship to a University of Sydney student every semester which covers housing in a shared double room as well as RMB800/month for living expenses.
Unique Characteristics
The University’s traditional disciplines are considered influential in academic circles, especially Chinese Language and Literature, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Pedagogy, Computational Mathematics and Astrophysics. But it is one of the first universities in China to embrace non-traditional disciplines that have started attracting wide attention such as Advertising, Tourism Management, the MICE (meetings, incentives, corporations and exhibition) Economy, Rare Earth Materials and Planet Function Genes. It also has an “Urban Culture Research Centre, the only key research base of humanities in local universities approved by the Ministry of Education.
Location
Shanghai is a huge city evoking history, glamour and mystique. It is famous for its architecture, food, shopping and commerce. On first glance it looks like a modern metropolis of skyscrapers and megamalls. But there are hundreds of bustling markets, funky shops and possibly the best nightlife scene in China.
Location: Shanghai
Student Population: 43,400 (2,100 international students)
Year Established: 1954
About
Shanghai Normal University is a public university in Shanghai, China. As a key university in Shanghai city, it is a comprehensive local university with emphasis on teacher training and particular strength in liberal arts.
Highlights
Originally known as Shanghai Teachers Training College, it has had various incarnations over the years but has expanded its focus. While it still places emphasis on educational and teacher training, SHNU is enjoying a growing reputation for liberal arts. At present is has 76 undergraduate disciplines covering 10 major subjects. The partner offers one scholarship to a University of Sydney student every semester which covers housing in a shared double room as well as RMB800/month for living expenses.
Unique Characteristics
The University’s traditional disciplines are considered influential in academic circles, especially Chinese Language and Literature, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Pedagogy, Computational Mathematics and Astrophysics. But it is one of the first universities in China to embrace non-traditional disciplines that have started attracting wide attention such as Advertising, Tourism Management, the MICE (meetings, incentives, corporations and exhibition) Economy, Rare Earth Materials and Planet Function Genes. It also has an “Urban Culture Research Centre, the only key research base of humanities in local universities approved by the Ministry of Education.
Location
Shanghai is a huge city evoking history, glamour and mystique. It is famous for its architecture, food, shopping and commerce. On first glance it looks like a modern metropolis of skyscrapers and megamalls. But there are hundreds of bustling markets, funky shops and possibly the best nightlife scene in China.
Academic Information
Course Catalogue
Information about units of study at the host university not available online.
Subject Area/s: Arts and Social Sciences, Education
Exclusions apply
Teaching Periods: Semesters/Terms
Fall Semester: September - January
Spring Semester: February - July
Credit (Full-Time Load/Semester)
The above full-time load is indicative only.
Applications for academic credit are assessed by the relevant University of Sydney faculty/department based on: study load, contact hours, assessment requirements and level of study.
Grading System
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
D = 60-69
F = 0-59
Transcripts Issued by Partner
Transcripts will be available at the end of your exchange period
Information about units of study at the host university not available online.
Subject Area/s: Arts and Social Sciences, Education
Exclusions apply
Teaching Periods: Semesters/Terms
Fall Semester: September - January
Spring Semester: February - July
Credit (Full-Time Load/Semester)
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University of Sydney |
Host University |
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24cpts |
12 credits |
The above full-time load is indicative only.
Applications for academic credit are assessed by the relevant University of Sydney faculty/department based on: study load, contact hours, assessment requirements and level of study.
Grading System
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
D = 60-69
F = 0-59
Transcripts Issued by Partner
Transcripts will be available at the end of your exchange period
Languages
Language of Instruction
Classes at the host university are taught in Chinese.
Language Requirement
Students are required to demonstrate the appropriate level of Chinese language proficiency.
Classes at the host university are taught in Chinese.
Language Requirement
Students are required to demonstrate the appropriate level of Chinese language proficiency.
Living
What is the host city like?
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Accommodation
Housing options are offered by the host university
Cost of Living
In addition to the cost for housing, you will need approximately RMB1,400-2,000 per month.
Insurance
Students are required to obtain health insurance valid during their exchange.
Find out more information about the host city
Accommodation
Housing options are offered by the host university
Cost of Living
In addition to the cost for housing, you will need approximately RMB1,400-2,000 per month.
Insurance
Students are required to obtain health insurance valid during their exchange.
Useful Information
For Exchange/International Students
Specific information for exchange students provided by the host university not available online.
Semester/Term Dates
Access to the University’s calendar is not available online.
Orientation
Orientation will be held at the beginning of the semester.
Support Services
The International Exchange Division of SHNU provides services and assistance to exchange students.
Visas
Information from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Australia
Specific information for exchange students provided by the host university not available online.
Semester/Term Dates
Access to the University’s calendar is not available online.
Orientation
Orientation will be held at the beginning of the semester.
Support Services
The International Exchange Division of SHNU provides services and assistance to exchange students.
Visas
Information from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Australia
Student Experiences
