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Duke Kunshan Univ. to enroll students in 2014
By Liang Yiwen |
December 19, 2012, Wednesday
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DUKE Kunshan University, a joint venture between Wuhan University and Duke University and located in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, is expected to enroll students in 2014, officials announced today.
The university will develop by phases. During the phase one, the focus will be on graduate programs, undergraduate curriculum education, non-degree programs, and the establishment of research centers, school officials said.
In phase two, attention will go to undergraduate degree programs and new graduate programs and new research centers, they said.
Phase-one enrollment will be modest, between 400 and 500 students per academic year. Half of them will be from around the country and another half from abroad, including students from other Asian countries and the United States.
This is the latest Sino-US partnership in higher education after the establishment of Shanghai-New York University in Pudong, Shanghai.
The university will develop by phases. During the phase one, the focus will be on graduate programs, undergraduate curriculum education, non-degree programs, and the establishment of research centers, school officials said.
In phase two, attention will go to undergraduate degree programs and new graduate programs and new research centers, they said.
Phase-one enrollment will be modest, between 400 and 500 students per academic year. Half of them will be from around the country and another half from abroad, including students from other Asian countries and the United States.
This is the latest Sino-US partnership in higher education after the establishment of Shanghai-New York University in Pudong, Shanghai.
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