Programme Information Session for August 2012 Intake (Click the cities below for online registration)
Singapore 2 February 2012, Thursday 7.00pm, InterContinental Hotel	Singapore 22 February 2012, Wednesday 7.00pm, InterContinental Hotel

Introduction

The MACC programme offered by NTU is specifically designed for professionals who are seeking an empirically-grounded and theoretically-informed understanding about various aspects of contemporary China. Relying upon NTU's tradition of China studies and its unique bi-lingual and multi-cultural learning environment, the MACC program will enable students to study China and acquire a bi-cultural competence in the most effective and academically solid way in and out of classroom. 

The MACC programme offered by NTU is specifically designed for professionals who are seeking an empirically-grounded and theoretically-informed understanding about various aspects of contemporary China. Relying upon NTU's tradition of China studies and its unique bi-lingual and multi-cultural learning environment, the MACC program will enable students to study China and acquire a bi-cultural competence in the most effective and academically solid way in and out of classroom.The MACC programme offered by NTU is specifically designed for professionals who are seeking an empirically-grounded and theoretically-informed understanding about various aspects of contemporary China. Relying upon NTU's tradition of China studies and its unique bi-lingual and multi-cultural learning environment, the MACC program will enable students to study China and acquire a bi-cultural competence in the most effective and academically solid way in and out of classroom.

It is the goal of the MACC program that graduates will develop expertise in China's economic, political, and/or social and cultural development and thereby contribute to well-informed policy-making in public and private sectors, in-depth reports in the media, competent teaching and well-developed curriculum in education, and advancement in China-related affairs in various professions.

The Programme offers two intakes in January and August each year.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

	Semester 1 August Intake	Semester 2 January Intake
Deadline for Application	January - February	September

APPLY ONLINE for admission for August 2012 intake now! Closing date for application is 28 February 2012.

	Click to view our e-Brochure!	Wong Wai Ling Scholarship Outstanding Singaporean students demonstrating strong passion in understanding contemporary China issues can apply for the Wong Wai Ling Scholarship.    To enquire, please contact us at +65 6316 8809 or email macc@ntu.edu.sg