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23 Fujian students off to Taiwan for studies
Source: Xinhua |
September 17, 2009, Thursday
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TWENTY-THREE students left the mainland for a year's study in Taiwan yesterday, marking the start of a mainland government-funded project to send 200 students to study on the island.
The 23 students from Fujian Polytechnic of Information Technology and Fujian Commercial College left on a ship in the southeast province's capital of Fuzhou.
"It is the first time in Fujian and in the country as well that so many students are going to Taiwan on government scholarships," said Wu Xingnan, an official of the province's education department.
The department plans to send 100 students from vocational schools and 100 others from universities to study in Taiwan institutes.
The students will take part in information engineering, machine design, software and agriculture courses.
The Fujian Education Department will provide each student with 5,000 yuan (US$732) as a living allowance during their stay in Taiwan, and some universities are to provide subsidies.
The 23 students from Fujian Polytechnic of Information Technology and Fujian Commercial College left on a ship in the southeast province's capital of Fuzhou.
"It is the first time in Fujian and in the country as well that so many students are going to Taiwan on government scholarships," said Wu Xingnan, an official of the province's education department.
The department plans to send 100 students from vocational schools and 100 others from universities to study in Taiwan institutes.
The students will take part in information engineering, machine design, software and agriculture courses.
The Fujian Education Department will provide each student with 5,000 yuan (US$732) as a living allowance during their stay in Taiwan, and some universities are to provide subsidies.
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