| International Cooperative (International Students) Office is the official administrative department of NCIST on implementing the NCIST international policies and on coordinating its international communication and cooperation.
International Cooperative (International Students) Office offers support to international activities of NCIST; specializes in foreign experts\' employment and international students\' admission; organizes cooperative education abroad programs; manages international Chinese Language education; applies the visas of NCIST faculty and staff on business visits.
I. International Students 1. International Courses and Fees General Course
| Duration |
Spring term: every February to June Autumn term: every September to January |
| Level |
A ： If you are a complete starter |
| B ： If you are planning to get a bachelor\'s or master\'s degree |
| Objectives |
Students can enrich their vocabularies to 2000 － 3000 and master basic Chinese grammar knowledge for daily communication. Prepare for primary and intermediate level HSK test. |
| School time and Workload |
Monday to Friday （ 8:00-11:50 ） , 20 sessions per week, 50 minutes per class. Classes are separated into primary and intermediate classes to be in accordance with different levels. |
| Certificate |
After you complete all required credit hours and pass exams, a certificate will be awarded. |
| Main Courses |
Intensive Reading , Speaking, Listening, Reading, etc. |
| Optional Courses |
Chinese Idioms, Chinese Culture, Calligraphy, Tourism Geography, etc. |
| Tuition Fees |
13,000 RMB/year |
Short-term Courses A. Intensive Course
| Duration |
Spring term: every February to June (18-weeks program) Autumn term: every September to January (18-weeks program) |
| Level |
Beginner Class: if you are a complete starter Elementary Class: if you have learned Chinese for a certain period |
| Objectives |
Students can enrich their vocabularies to 2000, master 80 Chinese grammar points for daily communications and acquire certain knowledge about Chinese culture. |
| School time and Workload |
Monday to Friday （ 8:00-11:50 ） , 20 sessions per week, 50 minutes per class. The program is class-based with language practice, such as tour visit and recreational activities. |
| Certificate |
After you complete all required credit hours and pass exams, a certificate will be awarded. |
| Main Courses |
Intensive Reading , Speaking, Listening, Reading, etc. |
| Optional Courses |
Calligraphy, Kongfu, Chinese Food Cooking, etc. |
| Tuition Fees |
7000 RMB/18 weeks |
B. Retraining Courses
| Duration |
Spring term: every March to July (12-weeks program) Autumn term: every September to January (12-weeks program) |
| Level |
Beginner Class: if you are a complete starter Elementary Class: if you have learned Chinese for a certain period |
| Objectives |
The program focuses on listening and speaking abilities. Students are required to mostly understand daily Chinese at normal speed . During the class learning and tour visit, students can be acquainted with Chinese language and culture. |
| School time and Workload |
Monday to Friday （ 8:00-11:50 ） , 20 sessions per week, 50 minutes per class. The program is class-based with language practice, such as tour visit and recreational activities. |
| Certificate |
After you complete all required credit hours and pass exams, a certificate will be awarded. |
| Main Courses |
Intensive Reading , Speaking, Listening, Reading, etc. |
| Optional Courses |
Calligraphy, Kongfu, Chinese Food Cooking, etc. |
| Tuition Fees |
5000 RMB/12weeks |
C. Crash Courses
| Duration |
Spring term: every March to July (4-weeks program) Autumn term: every September to January (4-weeks program) |
| Level |
Beginner Class: if you are a complete starter Elementary Class: if you have learned Chinese for a certain period |
| Objectives |
The program focuses on listening and speaking abilities. Students are required to be familiar with Chinese pronunciation, basic sentence structures and daily vocabularies. |
| School time and Workload |
Monday to Friday （ 8:00-11:50 ） , 26 sessions per week, 50 minutes per class. |
| Certificate |
After you complete all required credit hours and pass exams, a certificate will be awarded. |
| Main Courses |
Intensive Reading , Speaking, Listening, etc. |
| Tuition Fees |
2000 RMB/4 weeks |
Degree Education
| Course Type |
Duration |
Specialty Classification |
Fees |
Certificates Offered |
| Bachelor\'s Degree |
4 years |
39 undergraduate programs |
14, 000 RMB/year |
Diploma and Bachelor\'s degree |
| Master\'s Degree |
3 years |
Master of safety engineering |
15,000 RMB/year |
Diploma and Master\'s degree |
Other Fees
| Items |
Cost |
Payee |
| Application |
400 RMB/person |
International Students Office |
| Accommodations |
double room |
4,000 RMB/year; 5,000 RMB/year |
Account Office |
| single room |
7,000 RMB/year |
| Textbooks |
400 RMB for language students |
Bookseller |
| Physical Examination |
physical examination fee is about 400 RMB; certification fee is about 60 RMB |
Beijing International Travel Health Care Center |
| Resident Permit Fee |
400 RMB for less than one year; 800 for one to less than three years; 1000 for three to five years |
local Public Security Bureau Exit-Entry Administration Office |
| Insurance |
600 RMB/year/person |
Insurance Company |
2. Application
| Course Type |
Prerequisite |
Materials to be submitted |
| Language Course |
formal schooling at high school level or higher |
final schooling certificate |
1. application form of NCIST; 2. copy of passport (photo page); 3. final schooling certificate and tran'+'scripts 4. physical examination records 5. two photos |
| Bachelor\'s Degree |
formal schooling at high school level or higher |
final schooling certificate |
| Master\'s Degree |
Bachelor\'s degree |
Diploma and degree certificate |
Applicants can contact the International Students Office to get an application form or download it from website http://gjc.ncist.edu.cn/newsShow.asp?dataID=140 . Please send the completed application form to the office together with a copy of your passport (photo page), certificate(s) and physical examination records. Alternatively, you may visit our office in person with all required documents. Notes: 1. Students must register with the local public security departments for temporary stay within 24 hours of his/her entry. Otherwise, he/she will be unable to go through the visa formalities and will be fined according to relevant Chinese law. 2. Transfer students need to provide transfer certificate. 3. Frequent Asked Questions Q 1: How do I get to the university? A: We provide students pick-up service upon your arrival; or you can take the subway line 1 and get off at Dawang Road Station, please take bus 812 or 811 to Hua Bei Ke Ji Xue Yuan station. Q 2: How to pay? A: It is only payable in RMB. Students pay in cash to the Accounting Department upon arrival. Q 3: How can I open my personal bank account? A: You may have it done with your passport in any bank near campus. There are many banks around campus, such as Construction Bank of China, Bank of China, etc. Q 4: Whom sh ould I turn for help if I am in trouble off campus? A: Please dial the emergency number 110 while call International Students Office . Q 5: How much money should I take? A: Students need to take sufficient money for your tuition and accommodation fees. Food and living necessaries costs RMB 1,000 -- 2,500, which depends on individual lifestyle. It is pretty convenient to exchange it in Bank of China before you enter China or exchange it after arrival. If you take travelers checks, you need to exchange it in Bank of China. Q 6: What kind of clothing should I take? A: It is typical humid continental climate, presenting distinctive four seasons--a hot and rainy summer, a cold and dry winter, but very pleasant spring and autumn. Min -5 ℃ in winter and max 30 ℃ in summer. Q 7: What language do they use in the class of Chinese Language? A: Chinese language is used even in the class. Q 8: Are there any places for meals around campus? A: Students can either go to have meal in the student dinning halls or out of campus. Deliver meal service is also provided at restaurants nearby. II Foreign Experts 1. Qualific ation of Applicants Nationality: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or other Education: bachelor or above Working experience: at least two years Contract time: at least one semester Teaching Courses: conversation, reading and writing, specialized courses Workload: 20 hours on average per week Monthly salary (RMB): 8,000---10,000 per month International Airfare (RMB): 5,000 per year on completion of the contract Travel allowance (RMB): 2,200 per year on completion of the contract Insurance: 400,000 RMB life and emergency medical Insurance Free boarding: a furnitured apartment including a bedroom, a living room, a bathroom, a kitchen and a study withair-conditioning, color TV, refrigerator, hot water shower, washing machine, a computer with internet access and basic cooking utensils. Place of Boarding: on campus Meal: cooking utensils provided 2. Contract of Employment Please visit the website of International Cooperative Office at http://gjc.ncist.edu.cn/newsShow.asp?dataID=243 3. Regulations & Suggestions for Foreign Instructors Please visit the website of International Cooperative Office at http://gjc.ncist.edu.cn/newsShow.asp?dataID=240 III Contacts International Students Contact: Wang Meng Program Manager International Students Office (Administration Building 416) North China Institution of Science and Technology Tel ： 86-10-61591447 E-mail: wangmenghg@sohu.com ncisthk@sina.com Foreign Experts Contact: Abbey (Liu Hui) Program Manager International Cooperative Center (Administration Building 511) North China Institute of Science & Technology Tel: 86-10-61598175, 61595151 Fax: 86-10-61591963, 6159817 E-mail: AbbeyL75@ncist.edu.cn JQX523@126.com |
