Time

Location

Work

4/28 (Fri)

Regulations go on sale (發售簡章)

12:00PM, 5/1 (Mon) – 5:00PM, 5/19 (Fri)

Online registration form available at website:
http://gra.aca.ntu.edu.tw/grad/

When examinees have correctly filled in the registration form and registration procedures slip, they should be printed out and produced during on-site registration

5/18, 19 (Thurs, Fri)

On-site registration

5/30 (Tues)

R313

Written examination (9:00AM~12:00PM)

6/6 (Tues)

Oral Exam list made available to the public
(Internet announcement and telephone inquiries (02)33664730)

6/9 (Fri)

R206

Oral examination (starts at 1:00PM)

6/27 (Tues)

Exam results announced for the whole university

7/7 (Fri)-7/8 (Sat)

Accepted and waitlisted applications register at the same time

Department of Anthropology Ph.D. Students

Enrollment Quota

3 students

Required Registration Information

1. Registration form, certification showing academic background and 3 stamped addressed envelopes.

2.  2 copies of undergraduate and Master’s Degree results.

3. 3 copies of a master’s Degree thesis or other works (these require a Chinese language abstract and where there is no thesis or other works, examinees are required to produce school certification as evidence of having received a Master’s Degree and there being no thesis requirement. Such individuals are requested to provide a school approved semester report)

4. 3 copies of written works

5. 11 copies of a proposed Ph.D. research program 4000-6000 words)

6. Letters of recommendation from 2 professors (these are to be written in the same letter format provided by the department o anthropology, failure to do so will result in letters being considered inadmissible)

Examined Items

Evaluation

Evaluation Method

Evaluation of all submitted materials

Percentage of total result

40%

Written Exam

Qualification

All examinees

Written Exam Subject

Anthropological theory and methodology

Written Exam: Date and Location

Time: 9:00AM, 30 (Tues), May, 2005

Location: Classroom 313, Department of Anthropology

Percentage of total result

30%

Oral Exam

Qualification

8 examinees with the highest combined evaluation and written exam

Oral Exam: Date and Location

Time: 1:00PM, 9 (Fri), June, 2005

Location: Classroom 206, Department of Anthropology

Percentage of total result

30%

Additional Regulations

1. A full score on the 3-hour written examination is 100.

2. Items assessed by the oral examination and relative importance: anthropological knowledge (40%), academic and research attitude (30%), research potential (30%).

3. Items assessed by the evaluation and relative importance: Proposed Ph.D. research program (65%), Master’s Degree or other written work (30%), former academic scores an letters of recommendation (5%).

4. Names list for oral exam: Enquiries can be made by phone or on department’s website from Tuesday June 6^th.

TEL

(02)3366-4730