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What is EMA in SOE at Fudan?
Launched in 2007 and 2012 respectively, the EMA Chinese Economy Program and the EMA Finance Program are English-taught full-time master’s degree programs designed for international students who wish to acquire a comprehensive knowledge of China in the fields of economics, finance, business, and national policies. In the fall semester of 2022, the EMA programs were transformed into professional master’s degree programs, which are, Master of Finance (MF) and Master of International Business (MIB). These two newly introduced programs focus on practical skills and hands-on learning experiences, aiming to better prepare students for entering the work field after graduation. Supported by SOE’s well-established discipline of economics, its strong education and research background, and its excellent academic atmosphere, these two programs provide the students with a solid platform to study a wide range of courses related to Chinese economy and finance. We will offer featured courses such as Chinese Economy, Financial Institutions and Markets, Development Economics, International Finance, Money and Banking, Corporate Finance Theory and Practice, Venture Capital & IPO & Merger & Acquisition, Enterprise Internationalization, International Trade Theory and Practice, Theory and Practice of Financial Derivative. Furthermore, students are required to complete a 2 months internship in the field of business or finance, enabling them to gain relevant work experience within the Chinese market environment. Upon graduation, students leave Fudan not only with a professional master’s degree but also the potential for a successful career in China or at home. We invite you to explore our website and learn more about what our EMA programs, the thriving academic atmosphere at Fudan University, and the stunning, cosmopolitan city of Shanghai can offer to you.
Degree Program: International Business (specialized in Chinese Economy) Duration: 2 years full time for students with economics or business-related bachelor degrees, 3 years full time for students from other backgrounds Course requirement: 32 credits (2-year program), 44 (3-year program) Professional practice (internship): 4 credits MA thesis: written and defended in English Degree: Master of International Business
Degree Program (from 2022/23 onwards): Finance Duration: 2 years full time for students with economics or business-related bachelor degrees, 3 years full time for students from other backgrounds Course requirement: 35 credits (2-year program), 47 (3-year program) Professional practice (internship): 4 credits MA thesis: written and defended in English Degree: Master of Finance
Non-degree Program (visiting student) in Finance/International Business Duration: one semester or above Course requirement: a minimum of 6 credits per semester To receive: official transcript, study completion certificate To apply: see www.econ.fudan.edu.cn/ema/Admissions/Non_degree/Application1.htm FAQ
Q: Is there any restriction regarding the field of the internship (Business, Finance, etc.)? A: The internship should be completed in the field of business or finance, depending on the student’s master’s degree program. Q: When should the internship be completed? A: The internship should be completed 1 month before the graduation. Q: How many months does the internship have to be? A: The internship should be at least two months long. Q: Can the internship also be completed during the break? A: Yes, the internship can be completed during the break. Q: Can the internship also be completed outside of China, in my home country? A: The internship can be completed outside of China, for example in the student’s home country, as long as it fulfills the requirements. Q: What is the best way to find an internship? A: SOE recommends that students connect to their embassies or the chambers of commerce. These institutions have a broad network consisting of many international companies in need of interns. Furthermore, students can reach out to the SOE career center. Q: Do I need to apply for an internship extension on my visa? A: Yes, to do an internship in China it is necessary to apply for an internship extension on your visa. The international student office of Fudan University will support you with this process. Please refer to their website for more information: https://iso.fudan.edu.cn/isoenglish/main.htm Q: When will the course selection start? A: The course selection will start approximately one week before the start of the semester and will last for two weeks (week 0 - week 3). SOE will inform students of the specific date and time beforehand. It is advised that students sign up for their courses quickly, to avoid the courses being full. Q: I am not sure which courses to choose. Is it possible to try our courses before choosing? A: Yes, students have the opportunity to try out different courses for the first two weeks of the semester. After that period students need to finalize their course selection. This approach allows students to choose the courses that fit their abilities and interests the best. Q: Are study programs taught in Chinese or English? A: The EMA programs are entirely English-taught. Q: Which levels of Chinese language courses (mandatory courses) are offered? A: The Chinese language courses are offered in four levels ranging from Basic I to Intermediate II. Students can choose based on their Chinese language ability. The levels can be translated into the following HSK levels:
Q: Are international students taught together with Chinese students? A: The EMA programs recruit international degree students only. However, there might be Chinese exchange students or Chinese senior undergraduate students in class. Besides there will be opportunities for international students to connect to Chinese students such as the Language Program or company visits. Q: I have questions regarding my visa and housing, where do I find the information? A: Please refer to the website of the International Student Office of Fudan for more information: https://iso.fudan.edu.cn/isoenglish/main.htm |
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