I. Enrollment Category, Scale and Specialty
In 2023, graduate enrollment categories are divided into general plans and special plans according to the types of plans, among which the special plans are the high-level backbone talents plan for ethnic minorities (hereinafter referred to as the backbone plan), the counterpart support plan, the retired college student soldier plan and the special support plan for the training of reserve talents for ideological and political theory teachers in colleges and universities (hereinafter referred to as the ideological and political course teacher plan). According to the type of training, it is divided into academic master's degree (hereinafter referred to as master's degree) and professional master's degree (hereinafter referred to as master's degree).
According to the initial test method, it is divided into recommended exemption (hereinafter referred to as exemption) and national unified examination (hereinafter referred to as unified examination). In addition to auditing, business administration, public administration and project management, other majors in the general plan can enroll students who are exempt from the test.
According to the mode of employment, it is divided into non-directional employment and directional employment. Graduate students with directional employment are employed according to the directional contract, while graduate students with non-directional employment are recommended by the school and choose employment with the employer in both directions.
In 2023, it is planned to recruit * * 1632 full-time graduate students in general plan (including 200 graduate students in the integration of production and education) and 742 part-time graduate students in general plan (including 0 graduate students in the integration of production and education). The general enrollment places of each major can be found in the master's enrollment professional catalogue.
Postgraduate entrance examination conditions
1, Education Requirements: Usually, a bachelor's degree is required, and sometimes college graduates are accepted.
2. Professional requirements: Different schools and majors have different requirements for the professional background of candidates for postgraduate entrance examination, and some majors may have clear requirements for candidates' undergraduate majors.
3. Average grade requirements: Generally, the average grade of undergraduate course is required to reach a certain level, generally above 80 points.
4. English proficiency requirements: Some schools and majors have requirements for the English proficiency of graduate students, and may need to provide CET-4 and CET-6 scores or other English proficiency certificates.
5. Political assessment: Some schools and majors may conduct political assessment on graduate students, including political theory test and political expression ability test.