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1. Why choose to study this program in Software College (SC)?
English Taught Program
2. Program Objectives
A firm grasp of the basic theory and systematic professional knowledge of software engineering and computer science. Be familiar with and master research trends, advanced technical methods and technical means in the professional field. Have the ability to engage in scientific research, teaching or specialized technical work.
Note: All the courses(except Chinese language) are given in English. 95% major courses are given by foreign teachers from USA, UK or Ireland.
4. Duration
The full-time scheme for the programs lasts for 2.5 years.(1 year for courses learning, 0.5 year or more for internship, 1 year for thesis)
5. Degree Awarded
Qualified student will be granted Master Degree of Software Engineering by Northeastern University
NEU is one of the top universities in China, it is also one of “211 Project” and “985 Project” universities. Our college is one of the 37 National Pilot Software Colleges granted by the Chinese Ministry of Education. Our faculty members come from all over the world and half of them have a strong software industry background. In addition, the international cooperation office of our college will provide services for the overseas students.
7. Research Area
1. Applicants must be under the age of 35.
2. Applicants must be non-Chinese in good health.
3. Applicants must have bachelor degree or will get bachelor degree by September 2015
1. Health certificate Photocopy of notarized foreigner physical examination record (for duration of study over 6 months) 2. Photocopy of valid passport With name, passport number & expiration date, and photo included 3. Passport photo A recent passport-sized photo of the applicant 4. Bachelor's degree diploma Graduation certificate in languages other than Chinese or English should be translated into Chinese or English and be certified by notarization. 5. Letter of recommendation From professor or associate professor or equivalents
6. Undergraduate school transcript
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