This is possible.
1. From the application point of view, as long as the major you want to apply for is not limited to the master's major, you can take the cross-major exam. For details, please consult the school admissions office.
2. From the tutor's point of view, you should communicate with the tutor who wants to apply for the major in advance. The doctoral supervisor will tell you his inclination, and it's best to know whether the supervisor is willing to recruit interdisciplinary students to apply for the exam again, otherwise even if he passes the initial exam, the second exam will be rejected.
3. From my own point of view, it is very difficult to apply for the cross-professional examination. After all, doctoral students are a research-oriented stage. Different majors from the master's degree will bring a lot of trouble to your professional examination and subsequent academic research. However, if you have the strength and confidence, the above two problems will be solved, and there will be no problem in the cross-disciplinary examination.
Which universities have doctoral programs in calligraphy?
Universities offering doctoral courses in calligraphy are:
Capital Normal University, Central Academy of Fine Arts, China Academy of Fine Arts.
Introduction to Calligraphy: This major aims to cultivate students with extensive calligraphy professional knowledge, strong calligraphy professional skills, broad cultural vision, good comprehensive quality and innovative ability, and be competent in calligraphy creation, calligraphy theory research,
This major requires students to master the basic theory, knowledge and skills of calligraphy systematically, have the basic ability of calligraphy creation and research and the ability of calligraphy appreciation and evaluation.
What do calligraphy graduate students need to prepare for the doctoral examination?
There is no unified examination for masters and doctors, so it is most important to choose a doctoral tutor. The examination is put forward by the school itself. Generally take foreign languages and two specialized courses. What to take in specialized courses varies from school to school. Go directly to the school you want to take.
First of all, contact the tutor you need to apply for and introduce your situation. If the tutor is satisfied with you and there are still enrollment places in that year, you can sign him up and then take the entrance examination organized by the school, one foreign language and two professional courses. Everything is similar to the postgraduate entrance examination, but the tutor is much bigger. Generally, there are many postgraduate entrance examination lines, and the tutor has no right to kick you. If the postgraduate entrance examination scores 300 points, the tutor will not do it if he says no, and it is basically impossible to adjust without any reason.
Does the country allow cross-disciplinary examinations?
1. From the application point of view, as long as the major you want to apply for is not limited to the master's major, you can take the cross-major exam. For details, please consult the school admissions office.
2. From the tutor's point of view, you should communicate with the tutor who wants to apply for the major in advance. The doctoral supervisor will tell you his inclination, and it's best to know whether the supervisor is willing to recruit interdisciplinary students to apply for the exam again, otherwise even if he passes the initial exam, the second exam will be rejected.
3. From my own point of view, it is very difficult to apply for the cross-professional examination. After all, doctoral students are a research-oriented stage. Different majors from the master's degree will bring a lot of trouble to your professional examination and subsequent academic research. However, if you have the strength and confidence, the above two problems will be solved, and there will be no problem in the cross-disciplinary examination.
Can a doctor of fine arts take an interdisciplinary exam?
This is not difficult. You can go to the school you want to apply for and ask for information.
Can I study for a Ph.D. across majors?
Of course. At present, China Academy of Social Sciences is recruiting on-the-job finance doctors, who can apply for doctoral degrees.
Can I apply for a Ph.D. program across majors?
This span is really a bit big. General engineering majors either study their own related majors, or, for example, machinery to ships to energy and power. It is very convenient to transfer between these majors. Computer majors can continue to study computer science, or industrial system engineering, electronic information engineering, etc. In addition, quite a number of science and engineering majors are transferred to business administration or economics, which is relatively easy. It really doesn't matter whether these majors have a background in science and engineering.
I really hope that if you want to transfer, you'd better transfer now, understand the requirements of relevant schools and apply.
I don't know the details of undergraduate transfer.
However, if you apply for a graduate student, you must first pay close attention to your GPA when you are a sophomore. If you have the ability, it's good to do it above 3.5. However, it is relatively difficult to get high marks in basic courses in sophomore year, and it is much better in junior year. In addition, you should prepare for TOEFL and GRE exams (computers are still the best in America).
At the same time, after entering junior year, try to do some research projects and get project research, which is related to the major you want to apply for. It is best to send papers if you have the ability. Foreign universities attach great importance to this ability, and it is also beneficial to enrich your extracurricular activities.
You can go to the internship in your junior and senior years, and your work experience will be very helpful. You can put it on your resume when you apply. Of course, having a scholarship record is also very advantageous.
You can read related papers at the beginning of your junior year, get familiar with professors in related majors in your school, and you may need them to write letters of recommendation for you in the future. In addition, you can also communicate with professors from foreign universities and ask questions. Their email must be on the website of another university. If you get the appreciation of the other university professor, you can write a letter of recommendation, which goes without saying. Sometimes their letter can directly decide to admit you, and it is convenient to apply for a scholarship.
In my senior year, I began to prepare materials from June11-65438+February. I filled out an online application before, and the main materials are the undergraduate report form (only the results of the first three years are required for senior application), resume, PS (personal statement) and recommendation letter (usually three letters, many of which have been pushed online now, so you need a professor to help you send an email online.
It's definitely time to start preparing for sophomore year. Don't worry, it will be faster if you have a good English foundation.
Come on ~
What courses do interdisciplinary calligraphy graduate students take?
The same as those who don't cross majors. Some schools will try another course in the second interview.
English, mathematics (generally optional in science and engineering) and specialized courses.
Can a doctor apply for an interdisciplinary examination?
1. From the application point of view, as long as the major you want to apply for is not limited to the master's major, you can take the cross-major exam. For details, please consult the school admissions office.
2. From the tutor's point of view, you should communicate with the tutor who wants to apply for the major in advance. The doctoral supervisor will tell you his inclination, and it's best to know whether the supervisor is willing to recruit interdisciplinary students to apply for the exam again, otherwise even if he passes the initial exam, the second exam will be rejected.
3. From my own point of view, it is very difficult to apply for the cross-professional examination. After all, doctoral students are a research-oriented stage. Different majors from the master's degree will bring a lot of trouble to your professional examination and subsequent academic research. However, if you have the strength and confidence, the above two problems will be solved, and there will be no problem in the cross-disciplinary examination.
In the meantime, I want you to consider a problem. If you pass the initial exam in the future, the second interview will ask you, "Why do you want to take the exam across majors?" I hope you can have an answer that convinces yourself and the examiner, which will help you prepare for the exam. Wish you success!
Is it difficult to take an interdisciplinary examination of calligraphy?
Mainly depends on your own understanding of calligraphy and your basic skills. If your major is good, there is nothing to test. Calligraphy theory can learn, the main professional skills, if you are learning at an early age, it is almost the same. I know a student majoring in mechanical and electrical engineering in Shandong University. He studied calligraphy since childhood and was admitted to the Graduate School of Calligraphy of China Art College. Very impressive.