Ambassador(Retired)

Syed Hasan Javed

Director Chinese Studies Centre of Excellence, S3H,
NUST, Islamabad
“ Seek knowledge, even if you have to go as far as
China” .(Al Hadith)
 “ The best plan for one year is to cultivate grain; that
for ten years is to plant trees; and that for hundred
years is to educate people. The grains can give
prosperity for a year; the trees for scores of years and
the educated people for hundreds of years”
Confucius 551-479 BC.
 Education holds key to achieving Modernization. Science
and technology are the ‘first line of defence’. A society
unable to catch up in Science and Technology, will perish.
 When our thousands of Chinese students abroad return
home, you will see how China will transform itself.
Source: Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997)
 China’s Higher Education governance had inherited
Soviet model i.e Ideological, Legalistic and Non-critical.
The outcomes were disasters such as Great Leap
Forward, Cultural Revolution, Subsistence economy etc.
 Transition from ‘Centrally Planned Economy’ to
‘Market economy’ in 1978, had its own set of demands
for new subjects, new disciplines, new Areas of
Specialization.
 The Reformist leadership promoted a Mixed system of
Higher education with privatization as key policy
Initiative.
 Transformation from Beijing Jingpai conservative,
ideological culture to Southern Haipai culture or Lingnan
culture of Openness and Flexibility to new ideas.
 National competitiveness under conditions of globalization
demanded new Subjects, Specialties, Disciplines and areas
of Expertise.
 ‘Equality’ in Higher Education in Centralized Planning
Period, replaced by Quality’ in Higher Education in
Market Economy phase.
 Reformist Chinese leadership realized that the Soviet
Socialist Central Planning with bias for “Infrastructure
and Mega show piece projects’ have not served China’s
objectives.
 The Paradigm change was on Communist Party’s Ideological
line from ‘Reforming Intellectuals to letting Intellectuals
reform the society’.
 China realized that Modernization was courtesy of Higher
Education, Innovation and Reforms NOT Political Slogans and
Mega projects.
 The position of Intellectuals was elevated from the ‘9th stinking
category’ of the past, to VIP category in Post 1978 era, as per
China’s rich culture and traditions.
 Investment in Higher education was made a key plank of the
Reforms and Open door Policy to the Outside world.
 The Greatest Ancient Teachers Confucius, Lao Tzu, Sun Tzu
and Buddha were rehabilitated.
 Globalization and international of Higher education and its
localization had profound impact on Chinese Universities
Quality, Curriculum, Autonomy ,Management Practices. The
Communist Party maintained only the control of leadership
selection and appointment.
 The State objective was achieved by Privatization of Higher
education
 State – Party – University Governance Mechanism working
well. Neoliberalism in Higher Education however kept under
control.
 Higher education played the critical role in transformation of
China from a ‘Back water Centrally planned economy in
‘Egalitarian Trap’, to a Modern Vibrant Economy
Powerhouse of the 21st century’.
 The latest ranking of the Asia's best universities has been
released by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), a leading global
career and education network.
 The National University of Singapore (NUS) keeps the crown
for the fourth straight year. Another Singaporean college,
Nanyang Technological University, ranks second, followed by
China's Tsinghua University.
 The top 10 are composed by five universities in China, two
from Singapore, two from Japan and one from South Korea.
 The ranking is based on six key performance indicators, with
academic reputation accounting for 40 percent, employer
reputation 10 percent, student-to-faculty ratio 20 percent,
citations per faculty member 20 percent, international faculty
ratio and international student ratio each occupying five
percent.
 Fudan University Location: Shanghai, China. Overall score: 79.4,
World rank: No. 43, Peking University, Location: Beijing, China,
Overall score: 81.3, World rank: No. 39, Kyoto University, Location:
Kyoto, Japan Overall score: 81.7, World rank: No. 37, Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology, Location: Hong Kong, China,
Overall score: 81.8, World rank: No. 36, Seoul National University,
Location: Seoul, South Korea, Overall score: 82.1, World rank: No. 35.
University of Tokyo, Location: Tokyo, Japan, Overall score: 82.6,
World rank: No. 34. University of Hong Kong. Location: Hong Kong,
China. Overall score: 85.4 World rank: No. 27. Tsinghua University.
Location: Beijing, China, Overall score: 86, World rank: No. 24.
Nanyang Technological University (NTU). Location: Singapore.
Overall score: 91.4. World rank: No. 13. National University of
Singapore (NUS). Location: Singapore. Overall score: 91.5. World
rank: No. 12
 The Corridor is expected to fuel economic growth of Pakistan by adding
2.0 percentage point to its growth between 2016-2020;Another 1.5
percentage point between 2020-2030.
 It is likely to create 800,000 to 1.0 million new jobs i.e 170,000 Civil
Engineers, 130,000 Mechanical Engineers, 50,000 Electrical Engineers,
50,000 Managerial Positions and 200,000 Technical, administrative and
Miscellaneous Staff and 400,000 Workers.
 The length of newly built or upgraded roads and railways in Pakistan
would increase by 3871 km and 1529km, respectively.
 Power generated by newly built sources will reach 19.785 million KW, and
length of optical fiber Cable will reach 2084km by 2025.
 Rank Place of Origin Number of Students Percent of Total
 1 South Korea 66,675 16.8%
 2 United States 21,975 5.5%
 3 Thailand 19,976 5.0%
 4 India 16,694 4.2%
 5 Russia 16,197 4.1%
 6 Pakistan 15,654 3.9%
 7 Japan 14,085 3.5%
 8 Kazakhstan 13,198 3.3%
 9 Indonesia 12,694 3.2%
 10 France 10,436 2.6%
 All Others 190,054 47.8%
Total international student enrollment: 397,635
Source: China Scholarship Council
 From 1978 to 2015, more than 4.04 million Chinese students
went to study overseas. Of this number, nearly 2.78 million
people finished their education and nearly 2.22 million people,
or 79.87 percent, returned home for career development.
 In 2015, the ratio of Chinese students going abroad for
education to those returning home after pursuing overseas
education lowered to 1.28:1, compared with 3.15:1 in 2006.
 UK, the United States, Australia and France were top
destinations. The most popular majors were management,
science and economics. Nearly half of the returnees hoped to
work in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, the four
most developed cities in China. More than three tenths of them
wanted to work in the financial industry.
 Nearly all (97%) of those currently abroad are self-funded and the average
term of study overseas is just under two years.
 459,800 Chinese left China to study abroad in 2014, the average of students
leaving in 2014 and 2015 combined would be (459,800 + 523,700)/2 = 491,750,
and based on an average duration of 22 months (about 901,542 Chinese
students) would currently be abroad.
 There were 523,700 Chinese students studying abroad in 2015, an increase of
13.9 percent year on year, statistics released by the Ministry of Education have
shown. Of the 523,700 students, 25,900 were funded by the government, 16,000
by their employers, and 481,800 at their own expense, according to statistics
made public on March 16.
 The Ministry said 409,100 Chinese students studying abroad returned to
China in 2015, an increase of 12.1 percent from 2014, including 21,100 funded
by the government, 14,200 by their employers, and 373,800 at their own
expense. A record 409,100 Chinese students returned from overseas last year,
bringing the total number of returnees to 2.2 million as of 2015.
 China is playing an increasingly prominent role in world's science and
engineering as the country becomes the second-largest performer of research
and development (R&D), according to the Science and Engineering Indicators
2016 (Indicators) report from the US National Science Foundation.
 Indicators 2016 makes it clear that Global R&D spending shows an overall
upward trend mainly in North America, Europe and East Asia and Southeast
Asia, while the US science and engineering (S&E) enterprise continues to lead
the world.
 According to Indicators 2016, China is now the second-largest performer of
R&D, accounting for 20 percent of global R&D spending as compared to the
United States, which accounts for 27 percent.
 Between 2003 and 2013, China increased its R&D investments at an average
rate of 19.5 percent annually, greatly exceeding that of the US. China at
present has 321 industrial parks where returned overseas students can start
their own businesses, housing 24,000 enterprises.
 China has the second-largest number of think tanks in the world, second
only to the United States, according to a report. The 2015 Global Go To
Think Tank Index Report, released by The Think Tanks and Civil
Societies Program (TTCSP) at the University of Pennsylvania, covers
6,846 think tanks registered around the world.
 Of that number, 435 are Chinese, while 1,835 are from the United States.
Meanwhile, Britain has 288 and India 280, ranking third and fourth
respectively. Nine Chinese institutes emerged in the Top 175 Think Tanks
globally, led by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the China
Institute of International Studies, and the China Institutes of
Contemporary International Relations.
 Four organizations were included in the world's top 100 most influential,
and a total of 18 institutes appeared in the top 60 in Asia..
 Six private think tanks also made the world top 50 list. Source:
www.china.org.cn dated 29 January 2016.
 The geography of Innovation continues to shift and to evolve,
with Asia, and in particular Japan, China and the Republic of
Korea, forming the predominant geographical cluster,
according to WIPO.
 China's PCT applications exceeded 29,800 in 2015, an increase
of 16.8 percent, ranking third for the third year behind the
United States and Japan.
 The three top filing companies were China's Huawei
Technologies, followed by U.S.-based Qualcomm and China's
ZTE Corp. Huawei topped the list since 2013.
 The report revealed that, with over 2,400 applications last year,
China made the most filings for international trademark
applications under the Madrid System since it became a
member of the system in 1989.
 China Government Scholarships
 Technical/Culture Exchange Programs.
 China Scholarships Council(CSC)
 Chinese Language(Hanban) Scholarships
 Chinese Universities Scholarships
Programs.
 Chinese Companies/Foundations
Scholarships
 Undergraduate Studies
 Masters Programs
 Doctoral Programs
 Post Doctoral Programs
 Chinese University Program is a full scholarship for designated Chinese
universities and certain provincial education offices in specific provinces or
autonomous regions to recruit outstanding international students for
graduate studies in China. It only supports graduate students.
 1. Supporting Category. This scholarship only supports graduate students.
 2. Duration. This scholarship only supports master’s students for no more
than 3 academic years or doctoral students for no more than 4 academic
years. The scholarship covers both major study and Chinese
language/preparatory study, as specified in the Admission Letter.
 3. Instruction Language
 Scholarship students can register for either Chinese-taught program or
English-taught program if applicable. (Program Search can help you find
the program and university you're interested in by visiting
http://www.csc.edu.cn/studyinchina or http://www.campuschina.org).
The Chinese University Program provides a full scholarship
which covers tuition waiver, accommodation, stipend, and
comprehensive medical insurance. Please refer to Introduction to
CGS—Coverage and Standard for details of each item.
Where to Apply
• Apply to the designated Chinese universities undertaking this
program.
When to Apply
• You need to apply between early January and early April.
Please consult the Chinese universities for the specific
deadline of each year.
 1. Applicants must be a citizen of a country other than the People’s Republic of China, and
be in good health
 2. The requirements for applicants’ degree and age are that applicants must: be a high school
graduate and no more than 25when applying for the undergraduate programs; be a bachelor’s
degree holder and no more than 35 when applying for the master’s programs; be a master’s
degree holder and no more than 40 when applying for the doctoral programs.
 V Application Procedure
 Step 1 - Apply directly to your target university.
 Step 2 - Complete the online application procedure at CGS Information Management System
for International Students (Visit http://www.csc.edu.cn/studyinchina or
http://www.campuschina.org and click “Application Online” to log in), submit online the
completed Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship, and print a hard copy.
Please consult your target university for the Instructions of the CGS Information Management
System for International Students and Agency Number.
 Step 3 - Submit all your application documents to your target university before the deadline.
 NOTE
 Only applications of recommended candidates from designated Chinese universities will be
considered by CSC.
 1. Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship (written in Chinese
or English);
 2. Notarized highest diploma; Prospective diploma recipients must submit
official document issued by your current school to prove your current student
status or expected graduation date. Documents in languages other than Chinese
or English must be attached with notarized Chinese or English translations.
 3. Academic transcripts (written in Chinese or English); Transcripts in
languages other than Chinese or English must be attached with notarized
Chinese or English translations.
 4. A Study Plan or Research Proposal (written in Chinese or English); This
should be a minimum of 200 words for the undergraduate program applicants
and 800 words for postgraduate program applicants
 5. Two Recommendation Letters (written in Chinese or English); Applicants
for undergraduate program and postgraduate program must submit two
recommendation letters signed by professors or associate professors.
 6. A CD of your own works (only required for arts students); Applicants for music studies
are requested to submit a CD of their own musical works. Applicants for the fine arts
programs must submit a CD of their own works which include two sketches, two color
paintings and two other works.
 7. Applicants under the age of 18 must submit relevant documents about their statutory
guardians in China.
 8. Foreigner Physical Examination Form (photocopy) (The original copy will be kept by
yourself and the form is uniformly printed by Chinese healthy quarantine departments. It
must be written in English and can be downloaded from http://www.csc.edu.cn/studyinchina
or http://www.campuschina.org). The physical examinations must cover all of the items listed
in the Foreigner Physical Examination Form. Incomplete forms or forms without the
signature of the attending physician, or the official stamp of the hospital, or a sealed
photograph of the applicant are considered as invalid. Please carefully plan your physical
examination schedule as the result is valid for only 6 months.
 9. The copy of valid HSK Certificate (if available).All documents should be bound together
on top left corner in the order of 6.1 to 6.8. (You should submit TWO sets of bound
documents). No application documents will be returned.
 1. University reviews the application documents and decides the nominated candidates.
 2. Nominated candidates will get Chinese Government Scholarships to study in China
with approval of the CSC.
 3. CSC reserves the rights to decide the host university for scholarship recipients with
multiple offers. Each scholarship recipient—even when admitted by multiple
universities—will be granted no more than one scholarship.
 4. The CSC reviews eligibility and qualifications of nominated candidates, approves the
List of Scholarship Recipients, and sends the admission documents to universities before
June 30th. University sends the admission documents (List of Scholarship Recipients,
Admission Letter and Visa Application Form for Study in China (JW201)) to
scholarship recipients
 5. Scholarship recipients shall not allowed to change their host university, field of study,
or duration of study stipulated on the Admission Letter after their coming to China.
 6. Scholarship will not be reserved if scholarship recipient cannot register before the
registration deadline.
 VIII List of the 289 Designated Chinese Universities
 This Program is available from http://www.csc.edu.cn/studyinchina or
http://www.campuschina.org
 III Where and When to Apply Where to Apply, Apply to the
designated Chinese universities undertaking this program.
 When to Apply
 You need to apply between early January and early April. Please
consult the Chinese universities for the specific deadline of each year.
 IX Contact information of CSC Tel： 0086-10-66093970
66093978
 Fax: 0086-10-66093915
 E-mail： zizhu1@csc.edu.cn zizhu2@csc.edu.cn
 Website: http://www.csc.edu.cn/studyinchina;
http://www.campuschina.org
 Address: Division of International Students Affairs, China Scholarship
Council, Level 13, Building A3, No.9 Chegongzhuang Avenue, Beijing,
P.R China Postcode：100044
• • Tsinghua University. ...
 • Peking University. ...
 • Fudan University. ...
 • University of Science and Technology of China. .
 • Shanghai Jiao Tong University. ...
 • Zhejiang University. ...
 • Beijing Normal University. ...
 • Wuhan University
 1. FUDAN UNIVERSITY - SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
Contact +86-21-55664640 or send an email to imba@fduan.edu.cn for
assistance.
 2. PEKING UNIVERSITY - GUANGHUA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
Contact Information : HUANG Fang +86 10 6274-7007
huangf@gsm.pku.edu.cn
 3. TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY - SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND
MANAGEMENT
 Contact Information Tele: 86-010-62771775 E-mail:
ugadmit@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn
 4. SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY ANTAI COLLEGE OF
ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT
Contact Information: Antai College of Economics and Management,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University Tel: 86-21-62932986 86-21-62933324Fax: 86-
21-62932982 Website: www.acem.sjtu.edu.cn/en
 5. RENMIN UNIVERSITY OF CHINA - SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Lysa Wang IMBA Admissions & International Affairs Tel: 86-10-62514665
Cathy Zhang IMBA Academic Affairs & Exchanges Tel: 86-10-62515699
 1. Beijing University Beijing Score 100% Research rating 7 Star
 2. Qinghua University Beijing score 98.50% Research rating 7 Star
 3. Fudan University Shanghai 82.75% Research rating 6 Star
 4. Wuhan University Wuhan 82.43% Research rating 6 Star
 5. Zhejiang University (Zhejiang) 82.38% Research rating 6 Star
 6. China Renmin University, Beijing 81.98% Research rating 6 Star
 7. Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai 81.76% Research rating
6 Star
 8. Nanjing University, Jiangsu 80.47% Research rating 6 Star
 9. National Defence Science & Tech University 80.31% Research
rating 7 Star
 10. Zhongshan University, Guangdong 76.46% Research rating 5
Star Source:www.cuaa.net.cn
1. Fudan University
 Phone: +86 21 6564 2222 0086-21 65642222. Fax:(86)-(21)-65117298 Contact Person Mr. Yu
Yansheng Tel:(86)-(21)-55664859; Email: yuyansheng@fudan.edu.cn
 Tel:(86)-(21)-55664566 / 65642251; Fax:(86)-(21)-65117298 Email: iso@fudan.edu.cn Tel:(86)-(21)-
54237742 / 54237798; Fax:(86)-(21)-6403739 Email: flb@fudan.edu.cn
2. Qinghua University, Beijing
Engineering Faculties:Admissions Phone: +86 10 6279 3001 Fax: +86-10-62772414 E-mail:
liaison@tsinghua.edu.cn International Students: 0086 10 62791123 Fax: 0086 10 62791124 E mail:
wang@Tsinghua.edu.cn
School Of Public Policy Tel: 00 86 10 62773826 Fax: 00 86 10 62772199 Email:
anganghu@Tsinghua.edu.cn

3. Beijing University
School of Social Sciences and Humanities Mr. Wang Bo Director Tel: 0086 10 62751443/ Fax: 0086 10
62751440 E mail: wangbo67@pku.edu.cn
School of Strategic Communication Dr. Weijia Wang Dean Tel/Fax: 00 86 10 62769307/ Mobile 86
13810498060 E mail: okweijia@pku.edu.cn
School of International Studies Dr. Jia Qingguo Tel: 0086 10 62755955/ Fax: 0086 10 62751639 E mail:
jiaqg@pku.edu.cn
Guanghua Scool of Management Dr. Teng Fei Tel: 008610 62753188/ 62757097 Fax: 0086 10 62759844
Mobile: 0086 13810000713 E mail: tenfei@gsm.pku.edu.cn Wesite: www.gsm.pku.cn
1.Communications University Beijing China
School of Mass Media and Films Phone: +86 10 6577 9145 University Website: http://by.cuc.edu.cn/
Dean Ms. Duan Peng Tel: 0086 10 65783808/ Mobile: 0086 13901321266 E mail:
duanpeng1213@126.com Mr. An Qiliu Tel: 00 86 10 65779359 Email:anqiliu19867@126.com Website:
http://by.cuc.edu.cn
2. China University of Mining and Technology, Beijing
Admissions: International Students Phone: +86 10 6233 1534
Tel: 00 86 15810086985 Email：cumtb@admissions.cn
3. Capital Normal University, Beijing
Graduate School of Social Sciences Dr. Liang Zhanjun Tel: 0086 10 68902676/ Fax 0086 10 68902659
Mobile: 0086 136 81115079 E mail: cnuliang@cnu.edu.cn
4. Renmin University, Beijing
Admission /Exchange Program International Students 86-10-62519310 Mr. Zhang Ruifang/Huang Jun E
mail: Zhangruifang@ruc.edu.cn86-10-62512359 huangjunruc@163.com
School of Education Vice Dean Zhou Guangli: Tel:0086 10 82194812 Mobile: 0086 18811045947.
E mail: zhouguangli1970@163.com
School of Economics: Website: http://seenglish.ruc.edu.cn/en/
School of International Studies: Prof. Dr. Shi Yinhong. Dean Tel/Fax 0086 10 88865790
Mobile: 0086 13011154636 E mail: y.shi@263.com
5. Beijing Language and Culture University, Undergraduate and
Master Degrees in Chinese Language
International Students Admission Tel: 0086 10 82303008/ 82303003
Fax: 0086 10 82303903 Mobile: 0086 13801382119.
E-mail: liym@blcu.edu.cn
6.Harbin Engineering University
Contact Address; International Office Telephone: 0086-451-82568266/ 82568218 Fax: 0086 451
82530010 E Mail:1. heufao@hrbeu.edu.cn 2. studyheu@yahoo.com
Website:1. http://www.hrbeu.edu.cn 2. http://studyheu.hrbeu.edu.cn
7. Shijiazhuang Tiedao University
Civil/Railways/Transportation Engineering Faculties Admission Office: Tel-0086 311
87939142
Office E mail: exchangecentre@stdu.edu.cn
Website: http://english.stdu.edu.cn
8. Hebei Geo University
Geology, Mining, Engineering Faculties International Educational Exchange Center : Telephone:
0086 311 87207567, 0086 311 87207020 and 0086 311 87208019 Fax: 0086 311 87207567 and 0086
311 87207020E Mail:1. yibin608@hotmail.com 2. Wangjiantao1966@hotmail.com Website:
www.hgu.edu.cn
9. Xian Jiaotong University
Admission Office For International Students Telephones 0086 29 82668236/82668063 and 82665924
Fax: 0086 29 82665923 E Mail adm-sie@mail.xjtu.edu.cn Website: http://sie.xjtu.edu.cn Yanta
Campus: International Students Affairs Office Telephone: 0086 29 82655450. Fax: 0086 29 82655059 E
Mail: mbbs-adm@mail.xjtu.edu.cn E mail: wanpengxiang119@mail.xjtu.edu.cnWebsite:
http://sie.xjtu.edu.cn
Jinhe Center of Economic Research Masters in Theoretical and Applied Economics
Contact: E mail: zhengliping@mail.xjtu.edu.cn Telephone: 0086 29 82667920
Chinese Cultural Studies MA Program
Offered by School of Social Sciences and School of International Education. Contact Telephone: 0086
29 82665924 and 0086 29 82668063 Fax: 86 29 82665923
E mail: adm-sie@mail.xjtu.edu.cn Website: www.studyinxjtu.org
10. Shanghai University
 School of Economics Contact Details for Admission- Telephone: 0086 21
56331820 Fax: 0086 21 56333187 E Mail; apply1@ca.shu.edu.cn Website:
www.apply.shu.edu.cn
 School of Management International Exchange: Tel 0086 21 56331820
 Fax: 0086 21 56333187 E Mail; apply1@ca.shu.edu.cn

11. Yunnan University, Kunming

Confucius Institute Scholarships: Master of International Education in Chinese
Admissions Foreign Students- Contact Person Details: Li Zhao
E Mail: Telephone 0086 871 65033472 Fax: 0086 871 65033472 E Mail: sieynu@ynu.edu.cn

12. Central South University Changsha, Hunan

Office of International Cooperation and Exchange
Tel: +86 -731-8887 7515 +86 -731-8883 6661 +86 731 8887 6114 Fax: +86 -731-8871 0136
E-mail: sic-csut@csu.edu.cn Website: www.en.csu.edu.cn
13. Nanjing University
Admission International Students Dean Dr. Zhao Wenshu Tel: 0086 25 83593585/ Fax: 0086 25
83316747 E mail: wszhao@nju.edu.cn Website: www.nju.edu.cn
School of Economics Vice Dean Prof. Dr. Yu Jinping Tel: 0086 25 83621350, Fax: 0086 25
83621266 E mail: yujp@nju.edu.cn
14. Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Undergraduate Admissions admission1@zju.edu.cn Postgraduate Admissions
admission2@zju.edu.cn Chinese Language Program Admissions: admission3@zju.edu.cn
General Affairs Mr. YI Honghui +86-571-87951717 zjuyhh@zju.edu.cn
School of Management Dean Mr. Zhou Weihua: Tel/Fax: 0086 571 88206805Mobile: 0086
13858100365. E mail larryzhou@zju.edu.cn Website: www.som.zju.edu.cn
School of Innovation &Entrepreneurship Dean, Dr. Prof. Zheng Qiang Tel: 0086 571
88981218/87953075 Fax: 0086 571 88981358 E mail: zhengqiang@zju.edu.cn
15. Sun Yatsen University- Guangzhou, China
International Affairs Studies Faculty Prof. Yuan Ding Mobile: 0086 18928801328.
Telephone: 0086 20 84113308 Fax: 0086 20 84113308
E mail: hssyd@mail.ssu.edu.cn
16. SIAS International University, Xincheng, Zhengzhou
International Students Dean Ms. Jane Wang Tel (Off) :0086 371 62608969. 0086 37162608969 Mobile:
Telephone: 0086 15039075021 Wangjing_sias@aliyun.com Website: www.en.sias.edu.cn
17. Shenzhen University
Telephone: 0086 75526536618 Fax: 0086 755 26534462 00 86 755 26535454
Email: liqq@szu.edu.cn guwei@szu.edu.cn tyt@szu.edu.cn Website: www.szu.edu.cn
18. Beihang University, Beijing
School of Electronic and Information Engineering Ass. Prof. Dr. Wang Zhengpeng Mobile: 0086
13811678817 E mail: wangzp@buaa.edu.cn Website www.buaa.edu.cn
19. Nankai University, Tianjin
Tel: 0086-22-23508825 0086-22-85358686 FAX: 0086-22-23509646/ Fax: 0086-22-23509646 Email:
studyinnankai@nankai.edu.cn
20. Xian Shiyou University, Xian
International Students Admission-Tel: 0086 29 88382271/ 0086 29 88382256 Fax: 0086 29
88382271/ Fax 0086 29 88382271 Mobile: 0086 18991180007 Email 1 :
studyinxsyu@163.com Email 2: lg@xsyu.edu.cn Website www.xsyu.edu.cn
1. The University of Hong Kong
Tel: 0086 852 66769749 Prof. Dr. Yan Shaohua E Mail: yansh@hku.hk/shaohua.yan
Shaohua.yan@coleurope,eu Website: yanshaohua.wordpress.com
2. THE HONGKONG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
International Affairs Office Room 2766 5116 (852) 2333 9974
General polyu.international@polyu.edu.hk
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1. Nanyang Technological University
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 Which of China's universities has the largest international
impact? Which university is favored the most by world leaders?
Which university is visited by the largest number of leaders
from other countries? A report released earlier this year by
cuaa.net showed that more than 250 leaders of other countries
have visited or delivered speeches at almost 60 universities in
China.Cuaa.net, also known as the Chinese Alumni Network,
often releases rankings of Chinese universities.
 According to the report, Peking University, which has been
visited 21 times by G20 leaders, is deemed to be their "favorite
university in China". It is followed by Tsinghua University in
Beijing, which was visited by leaders 14 times, and Tongji
University in Shanghai, which was visited eight times.
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 Pakistan is only ‘cherry picking’ from China’s
Development experience. Any progress without Higher
Education is unsustainable.
 Building ‘Knowledge Corridor’ could be worth many
times more than multi track Motorways responding to
demands of society and ushering sustainable prosperity.
 When we build Motorways, we deny higher education
opportunities to thousands of promising and talented
youth.
 There is opportunity cost for every CPEC or Non-CPEC
Project. Pakistan is losing out on future. 50 percent
scholarships offered by Chinese Universities are
unutilized due to lack of awareness.
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