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ADMISSIONS FOR MBBS PROGRAM IN VISA PROCESS: [Also Refer Visa Information Page- For more details] 1. Once you get your Admission Notice and the JW202 form go to the Chinese’s embassy or consulate in your home country to get an “X” Visa (Student Visa) or a “F” Visa (Visitor Visa) with the required document which is provided. Remember to bring your Admission Notice, JW202 form, the Physical Examination record from the Embassy or consulate after your VISA process along with your Passport to the university. 2. An “X” Visa is necessary for each international student coming to take one of the bachelor program or Master program in TUST, while either an “X” Visa or an “F” Visa is acceptable for students coming to take a Chinese language course. Those with an “X” Visa shall go through the residential formalities in china within 30 days after arrival. 3. If you don’t have enough time to get an “X” Visa or “F” Visa before you leave the country, you may get an “L” Visa (Tourist Visa) initially (a physical examination is necessary in your home country) and TUST shall help you to exchange your “L” Visa for an “X” Visa when you have arrived (However you will need to pay the Visa Fee) A or Z Visa holders, whose spouse works in china may also apply to study in the University. How to Apply Chinese Government Scholarships I. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF CHINESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMES In order to strengthen mutual understanding and friendship between the Chinese people and people from the rest of the world, and to enhance cooperation and exchanges in the fields of education, science & technology, culture, economics and trade between China and other countries, the Chinese government has set up a series of scholarship schemes to sponsor international students and scholars to undertake studies and research in Chinese institutions of higher education. The Ministry of Education of P. R. China (MOE) is responsible for the provision of Chinese government scholarships, and entrusts China Scholarship Council (CSC) to administer the recruitment of international students and the routine management of Chinese Government Scholarship Programmes. International students under Chinese Government Scholarship Programmes will be placed in 94 Chinese institutions of higher education designated by the MOE. There are over 300 subjects in sciences, technology, agronomy, medicine, economics, law, management, education, history, liberal arts and philosophy available for international students in these institutions. A Chinese government full scholarship covers tuition (or research) fees, Medical Insurance for International Students, basic learning materials costs, accommodation, living allowance, a one-time settlement subsidy and one inter-city travel allowance. And partial scholarship includes one or some items of the full scholarship. In accordance with the Measures for the Annual Review of Chinese Government Scholarship Status, scholarship students who have been approved to study in We welcome outstanding students, scholars and teachers from all over the world to come to study or undertake research in institutions of higher education in THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMES AND APPLICATIONS 1. The Chinese Government Scholarship Scheme Established by the MOE in accordance with educational exchange agreements or MOUs reached by the Chinese government and governments of other countries or international organizations, it provides both full and partial scholarships for international students and scholars. The scheme supports students to study in 2. CHINA/UNESCO the Great Wall Fellowship Scheme It is a full scholarship scheme established by the MOE for candidates recommended by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Only visiting and senior visiting scholar candidates are eligible. Applicants may apply either to UNESCO headquarters or to the UNESCO national committee in the applicants' home countries. 3. Distinguished International Students Scholarship Scheme It was established by the MOE to sponsor outstanding international students who have accomplished their previous studies in 4. HSK Winner Scholarship Scheme It is a full scholarship scheme established by the MOE to support international students who are the winners in the HSK test (Chinese Proficiency Test) held overseas to study Chinese in 5. Chinese Cultural Research Fellowship Scheme This scheme was established by the MOE to sponsor overseas scholars and specialists in Chinese culture to conduct short-term research in 6. The short-term Scholarship Scheme for Teaching Chinese as a Second Language This is established by the MOE for foreign teachers who teach Chinese language as a second language to undertake short-term research and improvement in II. HOW TO APPLY CHINESE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS 1. Application Approach and Recruitment Time The period for recruiting international student under Chinese Government Scholarship Programmes is normally from the beginning of January to the end of April. Details on application procedures are determined by the consultation between Chinese diplomatic missions and the relevant authorities in the applicants' home country. Applicants may contact the relevant authorities or Chinese diplomatic missions in their home countries for details. 2. Scholarship Applications Applicants should meet the basic qualifications prescribed in the Application Procedures, and must fill in the application forms correctly as required. They also need to provide relevant application documents including notarized photocopies of diplomas, transcripts, study plans, health certificates and recommendation letters. Application documents for scholarships must reach the CSC before the deadline as specified in the Application Procedures via their Embassies in Application documents will not be returned whether the applicants are admitted by Chinese institutions or not. Documents such as original diplomas and original Foreigner Physical Examination Form must NOT be sent as application documents. 3. Selection of Higher Education Institutions and Specialties Applicants for Chinese Government Scholarships must choose their host institutions and specialties from the institutions of higher education designated by the Ministry of Education of 4. Language of Instruction The Chinese institutions of higher education generally use Chinese as the language of instruction. Applicants with no command of Chinese are generally required to take Chinese language courses for 1-2 years before pursuing their major studies. In some institutions, English-Taught Programmes are also available. III. RECRUITMENT OF SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS CSC will review all the application documents received from the designated authorities to make necessary adjustments on the proposed institutions. Applications will not be processed if they are not compliant with recruitment regulations or the application documents are incomplete. Qualified applications will be forwarded to different institutions and the final decision whether to admit the applicants or not will be made by the institutions. Finalized placements, specialties and duration of studies are in principle not to be changed. If the applicant has been contacted by or admitted by an institution prior to application, the applicant is requested to enclose relevant admission letters for the reference of the host institution. Scholarship applicants accepted by Chinese institutions will be officially confirmed as Chinese Government Scholarship students with endorsement from the Ministry of Education of CSC will send the List of Admitted Students, Admission Notice and Visa Application Form for Study In China to the relevant di spatching authorities, so as to have the documents forwarded to the students. 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Study in The Government of Norway has increasingly worked towards internationalizing the education system in the country. It is because of this that universities and colleges are working towards creating conducive atmosphere for international students who come to the country for higher studies. An estimated 11000 students from different countries are pursuing higher education in different Norwegian institutions of higher education. There are various undergraduate and graduate degree programmes available in the country. Internationalisation is a priority within all sectors of the Norwegian education system, and universities and university colleges are constantly working to facilitate for international students. Nearly 12 000 foreign nationals are currently enrolled at Norwegian institutions of higher education. International students may apply for admission to a variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programmes. You may come to Quality education Study off the beaten track Admission & Application In order to obtain the neccessary application forms and information about the application deadlines you will have to contact each university or university college. In general the application deadline for foreign students is between January 15 to March 15 for courses starting the following autumn (August). Please note that some institutions have separate
Below you will find the general requirements to previous education. These are minimum requirements determined by NOKUT. Please note that institutions may have higher and/or additional requirements for all or some programmes. Academic requirements An updated version of the GSU list can be found here. Undergraduate studies Please check the GSU-list for detailed information regarding additional requirements for your country. Some study programmes have special admission requirements, usually relating to specialist subjects or fields of study from secondary school. Please check with the institution for information about these special qualifications. Masters programmes Applicants for Masters programmes have normally obtained an undergraduate/Bachelor's degree or equivalent of at least 3 years' duration. The degree must include courses equal to at least 1 1/2 years of full-time studies in a subject relevant to that of the programme applied for. In special cases, the first (and sometimes the second) year of study at a foreign higher education institution will not be recognised as higher education in Student life As a student in Student welfare organisations Discover Most cities and regions have their own Tourist Office that can provide you with information about local sights, accomodation and travel. See the Visit Norway website to locate these offices. Student residence permit All students who plan to stay in We urge you to carefully read the regulations as to avoid problems during the application process. Applications that are incomplete will not be processed, and your entry to Regulations concerning student residence permit for students from countries in the EU/EEA/EFTA are available here. For applicants from countries outside the EU/EEA/EFTA: There is a processing fee of NOK 1 100 (approx. USD 180) for each application made from abroad payable to the Norwegian Foreign Mission. Due to exchange rates and local administrative conditions this fee may vary. Please check with the Norwegian Foreign Mission for exact fee prior to submission of application. Please visit the Norway Portal to locate the Norwegian embassy or consulate general nearest you. When you apply for a student residence permit you must submit the following documents:
Please note that the documentation requirements will vary from country to country and are subject to change. For more information, contact the Norwegian Foreign Service mission closest to you. If you are in A student residence permit to For regulations concerning familiy reunification for a student's immediate family, please see the website of the UDI. Exchange students Tuition fees The majority of Norwegian institutions of higher education are publicly funded. And the Norwegian government considers access to higher education for all to be an important part of the Norwegian society. Thus, there are normally no tuition fees at state universities and university colleges in No tuition fees Payment of the semester fee is also neccessary to get an official student card that, among other things, gives you reduced fares on most forms of public transport and lower ticket prices to various cultural events. Programmes and courses with tutition fees State universities and university colleges may have tuition fees for a few specialised programmes. Typically these programmes are at the Masters level. Scholarships Most Norwegian institutions have various bilateral agreements with foreign institutions of higher education. These agreements are usually designed for the mutual exchange of students, researchers and teachers. However, there are national programmes that offer scholarships and other types of funding for international students wishing to study in Quota Scheme Each year universities and university colleges in The application deadline varies depending on course and institution. To learn more about the Quota Scheme and find out if you are eligible to apply, please visit the website of The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Higher Education (SIU). Norad's Programme for Master Studies (NOMA) The aim of all educational activities within the NOMA is to educate staff in public and private sector as well as NGOs in the South. Masters programmes will to a greater extent than earlier be established and developed in the South in close collaboration with Norwegian institutions. Around 110 students are accepted into the programme every year. Please note that 2006 will be a transitional year from the former Norad Fellowship Programme (NFP) to the new NOMA orogramme. This means that there will be no application round for students in the fall of 2006. The application round for students will open after February 2007. To learn more about the programme and find out if you are eligible to apply, please visit the website of the NOMA programme. Norwegian Government Scholarships The scholarships are intended to finance a temporary stay of up to one academic year, and are not intended for completing an education/degree in Fellowship Programme for Studies in the High North Erasmus The Support from the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund consists of a loan and a grant that will cover the costs of studying in You need admission to a Norwegian educational institution in order to apply for financial support and you need a residence permit before any support is paid out. To learn more about the Loan Fund and find out if you are eligible, please see the website of the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund. Living in Explore the unknown and challenge your own limits - the people of Today, Thriving on the top of Europe For the last four years the United Nations (UN) has ranked Cold country? Warm people! Norwegians have a reputation of being somewhat introvert and difficult to get to know. But this should just be perceived as a first impression misunderstanding. Norwegians are generally both welcoming and open minded towards foreigners. If we don't take the first step, don't be afraid to approach us for a conversation. We have a direct way of communicating and often speak out our opinions. |
