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Introduction:

Founded in 1959, York is Canada’s leading interdisciplinary teaching and research university, offering a modern academic experience ant both the undergraduate and graduate levels in Toronto – Canada’s financial hub and most international city. York’s Keele campus is a self-contained community and a global centre for research and information. The Glendon campus, on the other hand, is the only fully integrated bilingual campus of its kind in Canada, where students take courses in English and French and often learn a third language. York’s vibrant, safe communities achieve a perfect balance of academic and extracurricular activities, creating a welcoming environment that beckons students from all over the world.

About York University:

· York University is the 2^nd largest university in Ontario, 3^rd largest in Canada

· 200+ university partnerships across the globe

· $1 billion operating budget

· 7,000+ faculty and staff

· 6,200+ international students from 178 countries

Teaching & Learning Excellence:

· 94% of professors have the HIGHEST educational qualification in their field

· 90% of York graduates get a job within 2 years

· 11 Faculties

· 5,000 courses, 200+ undergraduate and graduate degree programs

· 11,795 degrees granted in 2015

· The Schulich School of Business ranked first among Canadian schools in The Economics

· Home to Canada’s largest Liberal Arts program

· Offers the Greater Toronto Area’s only Digital Media program, that integrates science, technology, communications and the visual performing an media arts

· Osgoode Hall Law School internationally renowned as one of Canada’s largest and most distinguished law schools

· Home to Canada’s only Space Engineering and Global Health programs

· Largest psychology program in North America

· The Disaster & Emergency Management program is the leading program of its kind in Canada

· Glendon Campus is the only bilingual university campus in southern Ontario

Future:

· 2017, 2 subway stations

· 2018, new student centre

· 2018, Schulish School of Business expansion

· 2021, Markham centre campus

Faculties:

· School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design

· Faculty of Education

· Faculty of Environmental Studies

· Glendon Gledon

· Faculty of Graduate Studies

· Faculty of Health

· Lassonde School of Engineering

· Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies

· Osgoode Hall Law School

· Schulich School of Business

· Faculty of Science

Program：East Asian Studies

Program	East Asian Studies	Faculty	Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
Credential	BA	Duration	4 Years
Starting Month	Fall, Winter and Summer	Available for	Full-Time and Part-Time

Program Description:

China, Japan and Korea — seats of ancient civilizations and modern societies of immense global significance — form the basis of this program. Bridging East Asia's dynamic modern milieu and its rich history, you will gain an appreciation of the importance of Chinese, Japanese and Korean language, literature and fine arts and of the political, economic and social impact of these nations.

New courses are being developed that deal with the areas of Southeast Asia that sustain close cultural ties with East Asia. Course offerings include:

· Culture and Society in East Asia

· East Asia: Tradition and Defiance

· Japanese Culture, Literature and Film

· Asian Art: Zen Painting and Poetry

East Asian Studies will prepare you for a career in the foreign services or in languages. Further studies may lead to a career within a multinational corporation or as a university professor.

· Participate in the Canada-Taiwan exchange program sponsored by the Department of Human Resources Development Canada.

· Peruse the extensive resource material in the Jerome Ch'en Resource Centre for East Asian Studies, home of more than 10,000 works of literature, history, philosophy and poetry.

· Take advantage of The Multimedia Language Centre (MLC) of York University, a resource centre dedicated to supporting students who are enrolled in language, literature and linguistics programs.

· Participate in research and gain valuable experience with the York Centre for Asian Research.

· Learn from our widely respected faculty, which includes Joshua Fogel, Canada Research Chair in the History of Modern China.

Admission Requirements:

Chinese High School

BA

· Senior Secondary School Graduation Certificate

o Successful completion of the final year of Senior 3/Grade 12 level of student

Careers:

· foreign service officer

· international development worker

· language educator

· translator

Link to York University Official Website

http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/program/east-asian-studies

Ielts

YUBridge Program:

Students accepted into the YUBridge program receive a conditional offer of acceptance to York University. In eight months, you’ll be speaking and writing at an IELTS 6.5 level — the minimum requirement for full admission. While improving your IELTS level, you will also take one 3-credit course per semester. By the end of the first semester, you may be eligible to enrol in two 3-credit courses in your second semester, meaning that you could attain 9 credits of your undergraduate degree by the end of the program.

Eligibility requirements:

All applicants must achieve an 80% GPA in high school or equivalent and one of the following:

· TOEFL iBT 64, with a minimum of 16 in Writing

· TOEFL CBT 180 OR IELTS: 5.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.0 in Writing

· “Suitable” on a York University English Language Institute (YUELI) Proficiency Test, held regularly in cities around the world

· Successful completion of the York University English Language Institute Academic Program — Level AP5

Fees:

Term	Session	Price (CAD)
Fall 2017	EL/3794 YUBridge Program （2017-04-28 to 2018-04-20）	$22,395.00
Winter 2018	EL/3874 YUBridge Program (Jan 08 – Aug 24, 2018) （2018-01-08 to 2018-08-24	$22,395.00
Summer 2018	EL/3884 YUBridge Program （2018-05-07 to 2018-12-20）	$22,395.00
Fall 2018	EL/3894 YUBridge Program （2018-07-04 to 2019-04-26）	$22,395.00

Tuition

Course and Program Fess:

FALL/WINTER 2017-2018 Undergraduate：

Faculty/program	3 CREDITS	6 CREDITS	SUPPLEMENTARY FEE
Faculty of Education （Concurrent）	$2,460.93	$4,921.86	$31.52
Faculty of Education (Consecutive)	$2,457.78	$4,915.56	$30.47
Faculty of Environmental Studies	$2,459.04	$4,918.08	$30.89
Glendon College	$2,446.29	$4,892.58	$26.64
Faculty of Health	$2,458.74	$4,917.48	$30.79
Lassonde School of Engineering	---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- BENG (FIRST YEAR)	$2,691.27	$5,382.54	$30.79
- BA/BSC, IBA/IBSC - COMPUTER SCIENCE	$2,593.44	$5,186.88	$30.79
- BA/BSC COMPUTER SECURITY; BA DIGITAL MEDIA; BSC EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE	$2,458.74	$4,917.48	$30.79
Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies	$2,458.74	$4,917.48	$30.79
Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies - BCOM, BPA, BDEM and ITEC	$2,664.87	$5,329.74	$30.79
Osgoode Hall Law School - Juris Doctor	$14,054.72/Term		$498.70/Term
School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design	$2,460.24	$4,920.48	$31.29
School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design / Sheridan Institute (BDES)	$24,022.85/Year		$938.70/Year
Schulich School of Business (BBA, iBBA)	$2,809.23	$5,618.46	$32.54
Faculty of Science	$2,458.74	$4,917.48	$30.79
Faculty of Science (BA/BSc) - Computer Science	$2,593.44	$5,186.88	$30.79

Health Insurance & Health Plan:

International Students Health Insurance	$51 per month per person
Student Health Plan	$254.42 per year per person

Requirements

Admission for International Students

Language Proficiency Requirements:

FACULTY/PROGRAM	YELT YORK ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEST (1 IS THE HIGHEST, 5 IS THE MINIMUM SCORE)	TOEFL TEST OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE YORK'S TOEFL CODE IS 0894	IELTS INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTING SERVICE
School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design	Overall band: 1-5	iBT: 83	6.5
Environmental Studies
Health (except Nursing
Lassonde School of Engineering (except Engineering programs)
Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
Science
Education: Consecutive Education	Overall band: 1	iBT: 103 (Listening 23, Reading24, Writing & Speaking 28)	7 (Reading & Listening 6.5; Writing & Speaking7)
Glendon	Overall band: 1-5	iBT: 83	6.5
Health: Nursing	Overall band: 4	iBT: 89	7
Lassonde School of Engineering: Engineering	Overall band: 2	iBT: 96-99	7.5
Schulich School of Business	Overall band: 1	iBT: 100	7.5
We may accept other language proficiency tests such as Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB), Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL) and Cambridge English Language Assessment (CAE, CPE).

Required Documentation for Undergraduate Applicants:

1. Official Transcripts (all students are required to submit official transcripts except those qualifying as Mature applicants or as Visiting Students on a Letter of Permission)

2. Course Descriptions (for any postsecondary work taken outside of North America)

3. Language Proficiency Requirements

4. Supplementary Application

o Schulich School of Business (accessed through the Schulich Web site)

o Faculty of Education* (accessed via MyFile)

o Social Work (not applicable to Canadian high-school applicants) (accessed via MyFile)

5. Supplementary Evaluation process - School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design

Living

In-Campus Residence:

What's in Residence for You?

· Access: You are in the centre of everything York has to offer. Close to your classes, the gym, libraries and — if you choose to work on campus — your job!

· Well-planned meals: You can choose from a variety of meal plans that suit your eating needs and habits. Menu options include halal, kosher and vegetarian.

· Residence support staff: Your Residence Life Coordinators and a team of Dons (senior-student mentors) are there to orient and guide you, making your residence stay a smooth one.

Who you’ll live with:

Most buildings offer traditional dormitory style with standard bedrooms and shared washrooms and lounges. All buildings are co-ed, though same-gender floors and washrooms are available. The standard single dormitory-style room is approximately 8.5 by 12.5 feet (106 square feet). The Keele Campus also has some suite-style residences that include ensuite kitchens and bathrooms, which are a preferred option for upper-year students who want to live in smaller groups and share amenities. You can select your own roommate on your application or have one selected for you through a compatibility questionnaire.

Applying to Residence:

Residence is guaranteed to first-year students admitted directly from a full-time secondary-school program who apply by the deadline. First-year students admitted with an average of 90 per cent or higher are also guaranteed a single room if requested by the deadline. You must apply by June 1 to secure your guarantee for residence. Apply now.

Rate:

	Traditional Rooms in Vanier, Tatham, Winters, Stong and Bethune (Meal plan is required)		Winters Suite 2-4 Students (Meal plan is required)		Calumet Suite 6 Students (Meal plan is optional)
Room Type	Single	Double	Single	Double	Single	Double
Room Fee*	$6,380	$5,552	$6,609	$5,829	$7,663	$7,126
Room Deposit*** (non-refundable)	($250)	($250)	($250)	($250)	($250)	($250)
Residence Life Fee**	$80	$80	$80	$80	$80	$80
	Bethune Suite 4 Students (Meal plan is optional)		Bethune Suite 12 Students (Meal plan is optional)		Pond Suite 2 Students (Meal plan is optional)
Room Type	Single	Double	Single	Single	Room Type	Single
Room Fee*	$7,271	$6,827	$6,952	$7,958	Room Fee*	$7,271
Room Deposit*** (non-refundable)	($250)	($250)	($250)	($250)	Room Deposit*** (non-refundable)	($250)
Residence Life Fee**	$80	$80	$80	$80	Residence Life Fee**	$80

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