Admissions Tutor: Professor Maozu Lu
Tel: +44 (0)23 8059 2550
Email: m.lu@soton.ac.uk
Website: www.southampton.ac.uk/ccc/course/
This programme draws on expertise from across the University faculties, and benefits from the many connections the CCC has developed. Whether you are seeking a career that will involve direct contact with China or work based in a wider context, we offer excellent opportunities for you to learn and understand more about modern China as it becomes an increasingly important global economic force.
We offer pathways in Economics, Management, and Politics and International Relations, with plans under way for students from humanities backgrounds.
Programme structure
Core modules: Chinese economic reform in comparative perspective; Divergent modernities: China and Europe compared
Optional modules by pathway: Economics: Economic analysis; Economic policy and development; Finance; International trade; Industrial economics; Labour economics; Trade integration
Management: Business ethics; Comparative and international people management; Enterprise, entrepreneurship and new business venturing; Entrepreneurial marketing; Innovation and technology transfer; Knowledge management and business intelligence; Marketing in the digital age
In addition, students on the Management pathway have the option to study Chinese or English language for non-native speakers
Politics and International Relations: Governing globalisation; Global politics and international relations; Globalisation and international relations; Introduction to security studies
Plus: Dissertation (12,500–15,000 words: MSc only)
Key facts
Entry requirements: First- or upper second-class honours degree or equivalent; applicants with particular knowledge and experience in the areas covered by the programme will also be considered; no previous knowledge of any Chinese language is required
Duration: 1 year (full-time); 2 years (part-time)
Study abroad in China: Students who are not Chinese nationals will have the opportunity to apply for full scholarships, provided by the Chinese government, to extend their study by a period of six months or one year at one of our partner universities in China
Assessment: Coursework and examination
Start date: September
Intake: 20–25
Applying: University application form with transcripts
Closing date: None, but early application is advised
Funding: Studentships may be available
Fees: See programme fees page
Careers: Academia; banking/finance; civil service; international corporations
Find out more at www.southampton.ac.uk/ccc/course/.