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Handbook--Study
Academic Schedule
AMSS's academic year is divided into two semesters: Fall
semester and Spring semester.
Fall and Spring quarters are generally 20 weeks each, with
the last two weeks of each quarter designated as review and
testing periods.
Summer break begins at the middle of July, and always last
forty days. Winter break follows the schedule of Chinese New
Year, which varies from year to year. Therefore, winter break at
AMSS also varies each year, but it usually extends from ten days
before Chinese New Year to ten days after Chinese New Year. In
total, winter break usually lasts about four weeks.
Limitations of Study Length
It takes 2-3 years for students to complete the Master Degree
Program, and 3-4 years to complete the Ph.D. Program.
Students who are unable to successfully complete their
curriculum, or are disqualified from presenting degree
dissertation, or fail their oral defense of degree dissertation
will be permitted to continue their study as visiting students
or will be asked to quit their study, depending on the
individual situation.
The program for all visiting students is no more than 2 years.
Classes & Academic Units Requirements
Shortly after arrival, international students should
promptly find out the courses and number of units required for
his or her program, in addition to the sequence in which these
classes should be taken. Theoretically, international students
and Chinese students are in the same classes and have the same
requirements for graduation.
Graduation
Requirements For Graduate Students
• successful completion of the curriculum (Unit requirements of
the Master Degree Program is 35)
• Successful completion of dissertation and presentation
• For assistance, seek information from your advisor, who should
also be actively involved in your course selection and
thesis completion.

Graduate
Department, Personal &
Educational Office
Academy
of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences |