About
The school's branch campus in China is located in Wuhan, Hubei Province. Wuhan is considered as the economic and educational development center in central China, an essential hub for research and development in science, education, and new industries. In cooperation with local preeminent educational institutes, the campus shares the teaching and research buildings. The campus is beautiful and well-equipped. Living facilities such as apartments and cafeterias are readily available.
The main mission of the EEEA China branch campus is to
- To welcome EEEA students and to foster a global perspective while enhancing the learning and understanding of Chinese culture and language
- Collaborate with local research and educational institutions to educate outstanding talent
- Collaborate with local governments and companies to promote local economic and community development
Faculties and Programs
The China Campus offers a wide range of undergraduate programs in partnership with local institutions of higher education. The study of Business Administration, Computer Science, Engineering, Culture, and Language related majors are delivered in English.
Students can also take courses in Chinese and French in the School of Business, the School of Artificial Intelligence, the School of Intelligent Construction, the School of Life Sciences, the School of Health and Nursing, the School of Language and Literature and Law, the School of Art and Design, and the School of Film, Television, and Media. The language of the courses is primarily Chinese, while the university provides French translation assistants and academic tutors to help students better understand teaching content and complete relevant assignments.
Each student's choice of major must be discussed with the EEEA admissions committee, which will accept the student's application and consider the actual situation to make decisions. See the appendix for specific choices of majors.
Program Features
EEEA's program in China is a four-year program, and all entering students are required to take the Chinese Language Proficiency Test (HSK) at the end of their first year of study. We expect each student to become fluent in Mandarin through participation in the program.
The program provides on-campus housing. Overseas students can apply to live with Chinese students to gain a deeper understanding of Chinese culture and a faster mastery of Mandarin.
Admission Requirements
Students interested in applying for admission to the EEEA graduate program must meet the following requirements:
- Graduates of high school (high school diploma and relevant transcripts required)
- Proof of B2 (TCF, TEF or DELF/DALF accepted) in French or B2 (IELTS or TOEFL accepted) in English (students whose native language is English or French may apply for exemption)
The EEEA Admissions Committee will accept students on a rolling basis, according to students’ motivation, merit, and application.
Schedule
The EEEA campus in China follows the general rules of Chinese universities and has a dual semester system, with a fall semester and a spring semester. The fall semester runs from September to January, and the spring semester runs from February to July. Winter break varies each year depending on the date of the Chinese New Year, and summer break is from July to August.
Credit Overview
Courses at EEEA's China campus are structured according to Chinese university credits, but all course credits can be converted to ECTS (European Credits Transfer System), which is a common European credit. To obtain a bachelor's degree, students must complete a minimum of 180 ECTS credits.
Program Fees
Tuition fees range from €3,000 to €4,000 per year, depending on the department and program. Student accommodation is available on campus, ranging from €200 to €800/year depending on the standard. Students are required to pay for other living expenses and insurance (110€).
Diploma
Students who meet the requirements for graduation will receive a License diploma (Bac+3), recognized by the French Ministry of Education.
If the students pass the HSK test and meet the graduation requirements of the local partner institution, they will also receive a bachelor's degree recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
Appendix
The English-taught majors are as follows:
Bachelor of Business Administration - International Economics and Trade track.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - Computer Science track; Artificial Intelligence track
Bachelor of Engineering - Civil Engineering track
Bachelor of Arts - Chinese Culture and Language track
If a student chooses to study in the program taught in Chinese, it is recommended to pass the HSK exam at the end of the first year, and then book an appointment with the academic tutor to discuss. The major can be decided from a wider range of options.
