Shanghai University
World History
DoctoralProgram Introduction:
World History of Shanghai University possesses the first-grade disciplines of doctor program that are the key construction disciplines of “Shanghai First-class Discipline”. Key research base of humanities and social sciences of Shanghai Education Commission, “Religion and Global Politics Institution” is built here. Relying on the advantages of an international metropolis, this discipline focuses on international exchanges and cooperation and carries out academic research in international academic platforms in order to enable world history research world to face the world. The academic team of World History has a wide international perspective and promotes extensive international exchanges and cooperation, establishing close cooperative relationship with many renowned universities overseas, such as Oxford University, Yale University, Brookings Institution, Georgetown University, American University in Cairo, Egypt, Aarhus University, Germany Max Planck Institution of Ethnic and Religious Diversity. This discipline attaches importance to the philosophy of both academic research and personnel training.
- To be eligible, applicants should be non-Chinese citizens with a valid ordinary-type passport, and in good health, and have attained the Master's degree.
- HSK 4 above 180 for Art;
- HSK 4 above 195 for Science or Engineering;
- HSK 4 above 210 for Economics or Management;
- HSK 5 above 180 for Humanities.
Note: 1. Graduates who did not receive their degree certificates at the time of application should provide pre-graduation certificates issued by their schools or colleges to prove their ability to graduate smoothly and obtain their degree certificates by July 2019 2. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education of China, those who immigrated to other countries from the Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan and applying to study in Shanghai University as international students, should meet the following additional requirements: the applicants must hold valid passport or other relevant international recognized documents for at least 4 years; meanwhile, in the latest 4 years (by each April 30th of the year of University registration), the applicants must have lived overseas for 2 years (Living overseas for 9 months can be converted to 1 year, which is subject to the exit-entry stamp on visa.)