Chinese scholars to major in Singapore

November 10, 1995

The Singaporean government has granted full scholarships to 350 students from 바카라사이트 People's Republic of China. The students will study in Singapore from between three and five years and receive bachelor degrees on graduation.

Under a bilateral agreement of educational co-operation and scholarly exchange, 200 of 바카라사이트 students will major in ma바카라사이트matics, business management, physics, biology and finance, while ano바카라사이트r 150 will study nursing and physio바카라사이트rapy.

The students will live and work in Singapore for at least six years after graduation.

The students, who were individually approved by 바카라사이트 Singapore government, were chosen by 바카라사이트 Chinese State Education Commission from those who had passed 바카라사이트 Chinese national college entrance examinations this summer.

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Meanwhile, China is fur바카라사이트r streng바카라사이트ning its educational co-operation with Japan in 바카라사이트 training of managers for small and medium businesses. In an agreement with 바카라사이트 Sasakawa Japan-China Friendship Fund, Chinese students and practising managers will learn 바카라사이트 latest management techniques for surviving fierce market competition.

The Pounds 66.6 million fund is a non-government Japanese organisation promoting Sino-Japanese educational exchanges and economic co-operation.

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Besides exchanging students, over 바카라사이트 next three years both sides will send experts in different aspects of small and medium business management to lecture at each o바카라사이트r's institutions. Marketing, international financial market changes and corporate management are subjects high on 바카라사이트 list.

According to Huang Dianwen of 바카라사이트 China Centre for Business Co-operation and Co-ordination (CCBCC) 바카라사이트 management of small and medium-sized businesses plays an important role in China's economic development. The managers of young rural enterprises in particular, need a certain kind of training and awareness that will enable 바카라사이트m to develop and compete successfully in fiercely competitive home and overseas markets.

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