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Russia and China establish higher school of translation

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Russia and China establish higher school of translation


10.11.2017

pixabay.comUniversities of Russia and China are going to establish Russian-Chinese higher school of translation, IA Xinhua informs. Lomonosov Moscow State University and Heilongjiang University are taking part in this project. The agreement on collaboration was signed in Harbin.

Students have a choice to take part in the joint master degree programme of both universities. Its main task is to train translators and interpreters from Chinese to Russian and back.

According to Zu Xueqing, who is deputy director of Russian-Chinese school based at Heilongjiang University, the programme will last for two years.

The studying process will be arranged in Harbin for the first year. Students, who successfully pass exams, will continue education in Russia.
This programme will provide an opportunity for its graduates to get a diploma of both universities at once.

It is worth reminding that the collaboration in the field of education between the two countries is continuing. Russian-Chinese University was opened in southern China. Students of the new university will get a diploma of the leading Russian university. Besides, their internship will be organized in major business corporations. Graduates will speak three languages: Chinese, Russian and English. Lessons will be taught in Russian, master degree programmes will be in English and a part of subjects will be studied by students in Chinese. The term of studies in the joint university is 4 years.

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