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Q: Am I be able to continue master degree in China since I am a foreigner?
I am thinking about continuing my study in China, but I don't speak Chinese very well. What I've got are my two bachelor degree from my country (Cambodia) since 2010; one is Finance and Banking and the other is Professional Communication in English Language.
11 years 17 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - Hangzhou
That totally depends upon you! If you want to learn Chinese and take classes here than you can. If you aren't willing to do that than it could be difficult for you! He he he, I said; "willing"! (
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TedDBayer:
The new English word for the day ''willing'' used in a sentence?
He can never use the word ''winning'' in this or any other sentence.
t91camp:
I swear that smiley thing he always uses at the end of his sentences is one of the most retarded things I've seen on here, even rivaling Franck3.
I have applied for a scholarship to do my Master's in Hangzhou. I'm still waiting for the results.
There are some programs offered in English, but the choice of research areas is limited. Actually, these English programs are usually taught Master's (not research-based).
If you are willing to learn Chinese and take the HSK, you can apply next year. Most universities in China accept foreign students.
I have always been a master, didn't know I could get a degree for it. Sparkey can get one for bating.
Sorry I have no opinion on this I've just bumped it to get rid of Silva's inane multi-drivel from the front page.
