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SHANGHAI THEATRE ACADEMY ( STA )
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Shanghai Theatre Academy (STA) is
a prestigious art university for performing art talents in China. It was
formerly the Shanghai Municipal Experimental Theatre School, which was
established on December 1st, 1945. In 1956 the school was officially renamed
Shanghai Theatre Academy. In 2002, STA became a comprehensive art university
with the disciplines of theatre, traditional Chinese opera, dance, film &
TV, and the education spectrum covered vocational secondary school, bachelor,
master and doctor programs.
There are more than 500 full-time
employees at Shanghai Theatre Academy, including over 300 teachers. STA has
over 2100 undergraduate students in 17 majors, as well as over 900 postgraduate
students on campus.
There are four STA campuses with
distinct functions. The Huashan Campus is the theatre arts education centre.
The Lianhua Campus is the traditional Chinese opera education centre; the
Hongqiao Campus is the international dance education centre; the Changlin
Campus is the film, TV and new media education centre. In STA there are 10
educational units, including the Acting Department, Directing Department,
Dramatic Literature Department, Stage Design Department, College of Chinese
Opera, College of Dance, College of Film, College of Creative Studies, Division
of Humanities and Social Sciences Education, and the College of Continuing
Education. Besides, there are two vocational secondary schools affiliated to
STA - the Chinese Opera School and the Dance School.
STA has cultivated thousands of
artists and culture managers in various professional fields for the country,
and many graduates have become leading experts and professionals with national
and international reputation in the fields of theatre, film & TV, dance and
fine arts. They have won numerous grand awards and enjoyed high reputation and
influence at home and abroad.
At No. 630, Huashan Road,
Shanghai, there sits an art palace where many firsts in the development of New
China's art were born and set off from here:
The first actress of the Hundred
Flowers Film Awards-Zhu Xijuan; the first drama, film and television actors of
ethnic minority-Tibetan acting class; the first Chinese actor to play the
leading role in the Broadway-Wang Luoyong; the first to light up with fireworks
the opening ceremony of the Olympics-Cai Guoqiang; the first higher art college
in comprehensive performing artswith the widest distribution of majors, the
longest training series, and the most complete art categories...
This palace is Shanghai Theater
Academy, also called the cradle of artists.
The predecessor of Shanghai
Theater Academy was the Shanghai Municipal Experimental Drama School. It was
founded on December 1, 1945 by the famous dramatists Li Jianwu, Gu Zhongyi, and
Huang Zuolin. Gu Zhongyi served as the first principal. This is the first
professional school in Chinese history that specialized in cultivating
professional talents in drama performance and directing. In May 1949, it was
renamed Shanghai Academy of Drama. In 1952, the colleges and departments
nationwide were adjusted. After reorganization, the school was renamed the East
China Branch of the Central Academy of Drama, under the direct leadership of
the Ministry of Culture. In 1956, it was officially named Shanghai Theatre
Academy. The long-term president was the famous dramatist Xiong Fuxi.
In the early 1960s, the school
forged an educational setup consisting of four departments, including acting,
stage art, drama and literature, and director. In the mid-1970s, the Department
of Fine Arts was established. From the 1980s to the 1990s, a film director
class was created; in 1995, the school opened the majors of art design, radio
and television editing and directing, and pioneered the television host major
in China and established the television art department.
In 2000, the school was
transformed from the management of the Ministry of Culture to “the
co-construction by the central and local governments, with local management as
the mainstay.
In 2002, the former School of
Performing Arts of Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai Opera School, and
Shanghai Dance School were merged into Shanghai Theatre Academy, serving as an
opera dance branch, an affiliated opera school and an affiliated dance school.
In 2004, the school successively established the School of Creativity and the
School of Continuing Education. In 2005, the school established the Chinese
Opera Academy, the Dance Academy and the TV Art Academy on the basis of related
majors in opera, dance and TV art.
So far, the school boasts three
campuses (Huashan Road Campus, Lianhua Road Campus, Hongqiao Road Campus), four
directly affiliated departments (Performance Department, Stage Art Department,
Drama Literature Department, Director Department), and four secondary colleges
(Chinese Opera Academy, Dance College, Television Art College, Creative
College), a continuing education college, and two technical secondary schools.
School motto of Shanghai Theatre
Academy: Supreme Perfection and Beauty
The goal of cultivating talents,
I think, should first focus on the fostering of personality, so that every
theater youth has a sound personality, an upright person--a person who loves
the nation, loves the country, distinguishes right from wrong, and has
sentimentality. Only then can he become a great artist, so the training system
of this school not only helps students develop specialized knowledge and skills
in drama, but more importantly, trains them how to behave.
Featured Program
| COURSE NAME | SUGGESTION SUBMISSION | INTAKE | DURATION | LANGUAGE MEDIUM | TUITION FEE | ACTION | SAVE FOR LATER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHINESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM | DEC-JAN |
SPRING
|
1 Semester | CHINESE | RMB 9,000 | ||
| CHINESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM | MAY-JUN |
AUTUMN
|
1 Semester | CHINESE | RMB 9,000 | ||
| Business Chinese | JUN-JUL |
AUTUMN
|
1 Semester | CHINESE | RMB 6,500 | ||
| Business Chinese | DEC-JAN |
SPRING
|
1 Semester | CHINESE | RMB 6,500 |
| COURSE NAME | SUGGESTION SUBMISSION | INTAKE | DURATION | LANGUAGE MEDIUM | TUITION FEE | ACTION | SAVE FOR LATER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACTING FOR THEATRE, TV & FILM | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ACTING FOR MUSICAL | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ACTING FOR CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| BEIJING OPERA INSTRUMENTS | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| FOLK MUSIC INSTRUMENTS | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| KUN OPERA INSTRUMENTS | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ACTING FOR CHINESE OPERA MUSICAL | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| PUPPETEERING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| PUPPETEERING FOR HAND PUPPET | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| PUPPETEERING AND PUPPET-MAKING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| BALLET | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| CLASSICAL DANCE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| FOLK DANCE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| BALLROOM DANCE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| CHILDREN’S MUSICAL | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| DIRECTING FOR THEATRE, TV & FILM | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| DIRECTING FOR CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| DRAMATIC THEORIES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| SCREENWRITING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| LIGHTING DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| COSTUME AND MAKEUP DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| THEATRE MANAGEMENT | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| COSTUME AND MAKEUP DESIGN FOR CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| BROADCASTING AND TV HOSTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| TV & FILM PROGRAMMING AND DIRECTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ART DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| INTERIOR DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| GAME, CARTOON & ANIMATION DESIGN & PRODUCTION | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| VISUAL EXPRESSION | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ARTS EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL THEATRE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CULTURE AND CREATIVITY MANAGEMENT | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| VISUAL ART EXHIBITION | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| AUDITORY ART EXHIBITION | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| COMMUNITY CULTURE MANAGEMENT | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| MEDIA CREATIVITY | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| CHOREOGRAPHY | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 45,000 | ||
| COMPOSITION AND THEORIES ARRANGEMENT FOR ARIAS AND MUSIC OF BEIJING OPERA AND KUN OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 45,000 |
| COURSE NAME | SUGGESTION SUBMISSION | INTAKE | DURATION | LANGUAGE MEDIUM | TUITION FEE | ACTION | SAVE FOR LATER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VISUAL ARTS | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| AESTHETICS OF LITERATURE AND ART | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ARTS EDUCATION | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ARTS MANAGEMENT | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| AESTHETICS OF FOLKLORE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| THEATRE ARCHEOLOGY | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| CHINESE ART HISTORY | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON COSTUME ART AND CULTURE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| HISTORY AND THEORY OF CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| HISTORY AND THEORY OF MODERN CHINESE DRAMA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| HISTORY AND THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL DRAMA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON PLAYWRITING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| SOCIAL PERFORMING STUDIES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON DIRECTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON ACTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON STAGE DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON LIGHTING DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON COSTUME AND MAKEUP DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON LIGHTING TECHNIQUES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| COMEDY STUDIES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| PRACTICAL FILM THEORIES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON FILM CULTURE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| THEORIES OF SCREENWRITING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON TV PROGRAMMING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| STUDIES ON TV HOSTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | CHINESE | RMB 36,000 | ||
| ACTING FOR THEATRE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| DIRECTING FOR THEATRE & CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| PLAYWRITING FOR STAGE AND SCREEN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| ARTS MANAGEMENT | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| SOCIAL PERFORMING STUDIES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| STAGE DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| LIGHTING DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| CHARACTER DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| COSTUME DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| ACTING AND DIRECTING FOR COMEDY | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| ACTING FOR CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| DIRECTING FOR THEATRE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| TV & FILM PROGRAMMING AND DIRECTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| TV HOSTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| DANCE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| OIL PAINTING | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| VISUAL ARTS | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| DIGITAL ARTS DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| THEATRE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| CHINESE OPERA | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| TV & FILM | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| DANCE | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| ART DESIGN | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| ARTS MANAGEMENT | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 | ||
| INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION STUDIES | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 3 Years | ENGLISH | RMB 45,000 |
| COURSE NAME | SUGGESTION SUBMISSION | INTAKE | DURATION | LANGUAGE MEDIUM | TUITION FEE | ACTION | SAVE FOR LATER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Theatre Studies Performing studies | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| History and theory of Chinese opera | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| History and theory of modern Chinese drama | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| History and theory of international drama | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| Acting and directing studies | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| Studies on stage design and history of performance | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| Visual culture | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 | ||
| Studies on western theatre culture | MAY-JUN | AUTUMN | 4 Years | CHINESE | RMB 30,000 |
Entry Requirement
Shanghai
Government Scholarship (SGS)
Introduction
In order to further the
development of international student education and attract more outstanding
international students to study in Shanghai, the Shanghai Municipal Education
Commission established the Shanghai Government Scholarships (SGS) for International
Students in 2005. It offers funds to prospective international students to
pursue a bachelor’s degree or higher at institutions of higher education in
Shanghai.
For the moment, SGS is only
available to Intercultural Communication Studies(MA) program.
Eligibility
• Applicants should be
non-Chinese citizens and be in good health;
• Applicants should not be
awardees of other Chinese Government scholarships at the same time.
• Age below 35.
Coverage and Standards
SGS Class A Scholarship
covers the following:
• Tuition Fees .
• A double room in the school
dormitory shared with another students arranged by the school.
• A monthly stipend of RMB3000.
• Basic insurance
SGS Class B Scholarship
covers the following:
• Tuition Fees .
• Basic insurance
Application Submission
Procesure
The candidates should submit
their application online by themselves as soon as they receive the formal
Admission Letter from STA. (http://www.study-shanghai.org/Scholarship_en.asp)
The online submission deadline:
June 30
Materials Required:
• Valid foreign passport
• Academic record of the highest
educational level. Non-Chinese or non-English ones should be attached with
notarized version in Chinese or English;
• Two letters of recommendation
in Chinese or English from professors or associate professors of the colleges
or universities the applicants graduated from
FEE STRUCTURE
Tuition Fee
NON-DEGREE
RMB 6,500 to RMB 9,000
BACHELOR
RMB 36,000 to RMB 45,000
MASTER
RMB 36,000 to RMB 45,000
DOCTORAL
RMB 30,000
Other Fees
Application Fee
RMB 400 to RMB 800
Insurance Fee
RMB 400 to RMB 800
Living Expense
RMB 2,500 to RMB 3,000 Per Month
Medical Check Up
RMB 500 Per Examination
Residence Permit
RMB 400 to RMB 800 Per Year (valid for 1 year only)
Accomodation Fee
Huashan Campus
RMB 18,000 to RMB 32,400
Accommodation Management and
Application Regulations for STA Overseas Students
Students could apply for foreign students’
dormitory according to their needs. A 0 deposit shall be prepaid when
checked in. Only assets of mat is provided when students check in. Other
necessities need to be prepared by the students. Size of the bed: Width 90 CM;
Length 200 CM. Price: 0 a day per person for a single room. 0 a day
per person for a double room. For those who will leave during vacations but
still wish to retain their rooms, the price is 0 a day per person for a
single room; 0 a day per person for a double room. For full scholarship
students, the room fee is spared; if he or she wishes to live outside due to personal
reasons, he or she could be subsidized accordingly by International Students
Office.
Accommodation fee should be paid
within the first week each term by Chinese debit card or credit card with
“China Union Pay” on it. There are several facilities on 18th floor of the
dormitory, electric stove, washing machine, fridges, water heater, zinc, etc.
in the kitchen and TV, DVD player, gym equipment, clothes dryer in the VIP
room. Only washing machine and clothes dryer charge fees. Besides, cold water
and electricity less than 200 kilowatts/month for a single room and 250
kilowatts/month for a double room are free. The extra electricity fee should be
borne by the students (0. 0/kilowatt). Hot water charges 0. 0/minute,
which can only be used after the students pay with the campus card.
There are three fridges in the
dormitory (two in the kitchen and one in the VIP room) where you may keep your
groceries and other goods. Please, keep them clean and throw away expired food
without waiting for it to rot and stink. In case of mysterious loss of your
food and other products immediately inform floor supervisor and the office.
1. Application Procedures
- All
four campuses of STA have student apartments, but only Huashan Campus has
overseas student dormitories, which are open for foreign students and
exchange students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. The accommodation
standard for foreign students is double-bedroom, and the accommodation
standard for exchange students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan is 4-bedroom.
- All
overseas students who are officially admitted or normally studying can
apply for student dormitories. Due to the limited number of dormitories
for overseas students, the room is arranged according to the principle of voluntary
application and first come, first served, on the premise of giving priority
for academic students. In principle, students who suspend or postpone will
not have on-campus accommodation.
- If
overseas students need to apply for the dormitory, they can send the Application
Form signed by themselves to sta_international@163.com,
and the time of receiving the application form by this email shall prevail.
2. Accommodation Conditions, Applicable Objects, and Fee
Standards
|
Campus |
Type of Room |
Applicable Objects |
Fee Standards |
Instruction |
|
F17 & F18 Huashan Campus |
Double beds |
Foreign Students |
50 Yuan/person/day |
According to the actual number of 30 days from check-in to
check-out in each semester |
|
Single bed |
90 Yuan/person/day |
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|
F17 Huashan Campus |
Four beds |
Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan exchange students |
25 Yuan/person/day |
|
|
F16 and below Huashan Campus |
Four beds |
Chinese student (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan
degree students) |
600 Yuan/semester, 1200 Yuan/year |
Exchange students are charged by semester; degree students
are charged by year |
|
Changlin Campus |
Four beds |
Chinese student (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan
degree students) |
600 Yuan/semester, 1200 Yuan/year |
Exchange students are charged by semester; degree students
are charged by year |
|
Lianhua Campus |
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|
Hongqiao Campus |
1) In principle, overseas students will be arranged in the
overseas student dormitories on Huashan Campus.
If most of the courses are in Changlin, Lianhua, or Hongqiao Campus, students
can apply for the Chinese student dormitory on the corresponding campus with
the consent of the department and dormitory administration office, on the
premise the beds are available.
2) If overseas students are arranged to be in Chinese
student dormitories, they will be charged according to the standard of Chinese
students and managed in accordance with the accommodation regulations of
Chinese students.
3) Students need to pay a deposit of 300 yuan when checking
in.
If the students normally return the key and air conditioning remote control,
settle the water and electricity charges, and did not damage the room items,
the deposit can be returned in full with the receipt.
4) During the winter and summer vacation,
If the students leave the school for more than 5 days, they can register with
the dormitory administrator and temporarily return the keys, but their personal
belongings can still be kept in the room. The room retention fee during this
period is charged at 50% of the normal standard. The starting date of winter
and summer vacation is subject to the official school calendar. Other holidays
are charged according to the normal standard.
3. Payment and Refund
1) In principle, overseas students must pay all the
accommodation fees for the semester within one week after their official
registration.
If there are special circumstances, students can apply to the Foreign Student’s
Office for an extension of payment, but it should not exceed one month.
2) Students who need to leave Shanghai for personal affairs
or internship during the normal semester will still be charged according to the
normal standard if they have not officially checked out of the room.
If students leave Shanghai for a long time, they can directly check out, and
the accommodation fee already paid will be refunded more or less according to
the actual living time. The office will rearrange the other rooms after
students return to school.
3) The invoice issued at the time of the payment shall be
provided when students request a refund, and the commission fee shall be
deducted according to the provisions of the Finance Office.
4. Room Arrangement and Exchange
1) The overseas student dormitory of Huashan Campus is
managed by the International Cooperation Office.
Chinese student dormitories on all campuses are managed by the Logistics and
Security Department.
2) The power of dormitory room arrangement for overseas
students belongs to the International Cooperation Office.
The office arranges rooms while considering students’ personal situations and
demands as much as possible. The office does NOT commit to meet all the needs
of the students.
3) Students should NOT choose rooms and roommates.
If students need to change the room, it must be approved by the office.
4) Students living in double-bed or four-bed rooms have no
right to refuse to live with other students.
5) Students can apply to the office for room transfer
between double bedroom and single room.
The room will be adjusted after the approval of the office and the fee
settlement. Students who apply for room transfer should move out of the current
room and move to the specific room which is decided by the dormitory
administrator.
6) Students who have serious smoking addiction, special
habits, or religious needs are advised to choose off-campus accommodation.
All the dormitory areas of the school are non-smoking areas. If living in the
student dormitory, it will be deemed to accept the arrangement and
accommodation management regulations of the school.
5. Disqualification of the Accommodation
1. Violate Chinese laws and regulations, public order and
good customs, seriously violate school rules and regulations, and fail to
change repeatedly;
2. Refuse to accept the room arrangement of the office or
change the room without consent of the office;
3. Stay with others without permission (access control time
is 0:00–6:00 each day);
4. Keep pets without permission;
5. Seriously affect the life and study of others, and cannot
be solved through coordination;
6. Vandalism causing serious damage;
7. Repeatedly violate the dormitory access registration
system.
If the student fails to correct the above situations after
education, the school has the right to cancel the campus accommodation
qualification. After the formal cancellation, students must check out the
dormitory within one week, and the accommodation fee will be refunded or
compensated.
| ROOM TYPE | PRICE | PHOTO | NOTE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double Room | RMB 18,000 | ![]() |
Per Year / Per Person |
| Single Room | RMB 32,400 | Per Year / Per Person |
