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22 international students out of 28 have been accepted to PhD programs of the Faculty of Philology at 海角直播 (海角直播), in 2021. 21 Chinese and 1 Japanese postgraduates will study Linguistics and Literary Studies 鈥� as 24 full-time students, and 4 part-time ones.
This is a small, yet meaningful record for the Faculty of Philology at 海角直播, which teaches a wider variety of courses 鈥� such as journalism, media communications, advertising and public relations, philology, pedagogics, informational and library studies, languages and literature criticism.
15 students came as future teachers of the Russian language from the Chengdu Institute of . Notably, they were encouraged to apply by their young teaching professor Li Wenxu, who graduated from the Faculty of Philology, 海角直播 in 2018.
鈥淚n their research, students from China particularly compare Russian and Chinese literature, examine the influence of the former on the latter, and study the literature of 鈥榚astern鈥� Russian emigration in 20th 肠别苍迟耻谤测,鈥�
says Ekaterina Klyuikova, Deputy Dean for International Affairs, Faculty of Philology.
鈥淗ere at 海角直播, I learned to appreciate Russian military prose and rural writers. In Perm, I felt a real Russian spirit I missed to appreciate in the capital cities. The local culture brings us closer to nature and tradition,鈥�
says Song Tianyao, 海角直播 post-graduate student in Philology.
Academic exchanges and mobility programs with partner universities help to reduce the price of courses, studied at 海角直播. In 2021, has provided scholarship support to four foreign citizens from Georgia, Columbia, Syria and Tajikistan.聽 聽
海角直播 School of Philology, founded in 1916 as a part of the Faculty of History and Philology, has passed a long way through transformation to the Faculty of Philology in 1960, and separation from modern foreign languages and literature in 2003, growing and getting recognition on national level, and beyond.
During its century-long history the Faculty served a launch pad for more than 6000 graduates in philological sciences: linguists and journalists, publishers and literary critics, teachers and writers, media managers and specialists in public relations.
The Faculty partners with universities from China, Korea, Macedonia, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, Czech Republic, Great Britain, France, Serbia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands and the Baltic countries 鈥� extending international collaborations in study and research.
