Chinese Universities are the HARDEST
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
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Many European universities have lost credibility for making it too easy. A harder Chinese degree will surely add value and greater benefit in the long term…
chinese been humiliated for long enough and the last place they want is in the academic field.... to make courses harder which produce graduates who're better and tougher
Totally agree
英国水硕该治治了
THIS IS THE REASON WHY EVERY CHINESE POLITICIAN IS HIGHLY EDUCATED & VERY INTELLGENT!
Unlike US politicians, who only need obey orders from war mongering gangsters!
Example:
Llyod Austin, US defence secretary - only a batchelor's degree in science from West Point University.
Chinese counterpart, Li Shangfu - an aerospace scientist and graduate of a very prestigeous Chinese university.
On the contrary, it is currently difficult for Chinese degree to be recognized in Western countries
Congrats! 👍China sure is the hardest place to get PhD degree in the world. But once you really get it that means you are truly a very talented person. I am sure you will get a good job in the future.
Congratulations, Luke!!! And the finest reward is the permanent resident card which I heard it is extremely hard to get. I am very excited for what the future holds for you, Luke. Amazing things await you in China.
Thanks Jose!!
Been there. Did it in Chinese. Most difficult part was the language gap. Most foreigners choose the easy way now, ie doing the studies in English. I encourage foreigners to go study in China, the experience is awesome.
Best wishes to your next paper. Congrats for publishing the first one. Many decades ago, a PhD really meant something. The PhD holder is one who made a major and new contribution to a special field of study, a true expert. Over the decades, the qualification for PhD has been watered down all over the world. It is encouraging that at least some Chinese universities are insisting on top quality research for their PhD candidates. There is a derisive term in China these days called 水碩, literally "water Master-degree." It refers to Chinese "graduate" students who went to some questionable universities for one year, mainly in the UK, to get their Master degree. They return to China showing the foreign degree applying for jobs. For a time some HR interviewers did not know better and hired these people who are not qualified.
Thanks so much! Agree
it makes sense ,why would China ask more for a PhD. They graduate a lot more students in the same fields , since a big chuck of chinese population choose very high quality and technical degrees like yours, so because the market is saturated , they need to make sure the people who get that degree will have superior experience in their field than average student elsewhere. For example there was a top economist in US media ,who told the reasons why China will be unstoppable its economic development , he was for 30 minutes explaining one by one with very well documented research he did , and one of those things he found is the ridiculous level of competition in china , for example he found that every year CHina graduates a million of engineers. High tech careers in science and space are extremely popular in China among students ,since so many companies opens in China , and while China graduates 1 million per year , USA graduates 250k per year. For comparisons Japan graduated less than 100k. per year , Taiwan even less . Point is CHina massive advantage in population is being motivated by the government to get into high tech degrees , is like a culture on its own to become a scientist or an engineer to make proud your family and population follows the advices of their goverment. This is why China is doing quantum Jumps in the high tech industry , they are receiving not only a lot of scientist and matematicians from their own population ,but also lots of high degrees talent from US and EUROPE moving to china too , and chinese students abroad returning to China.Everyone likes to be with those that lead and or those that appear to be riding better the next major wave . Just previous days saw a report of two Russian Champions one in mathematics another in programming who got first place in international contest to be joining Huawei. CHina is very serious in becoming the world brains in technology and science and investing a fortune in that . And the salaries their companies offer surpass the west. its like a technology war for the top position . Congratulations for passing your test. @@livinlavidaluke
A phd from Shanghai really means something. Respect!
I'm glad you persevered! The rewards will be immense!
Congratulations Luke, the light is at the end of the tunnel now. Yes, my nephew represented Australia in the Maths Olympiad and he was very shocked that with half an hour to go, the Chinese students had already finished and twirling their pens/pencils and he still have the commensurate amount of questions to answer. They are really serious young insects and you can see it pan out in their technological advancement and innovation.
China is a whole new level…. whatever Luke is describing applies to all other disciplines, you can imagine how high up there they are with the intellectual talent.
I respect your smarts and hard work. It does sound pretty tough.
Just goes to show how brilliant your mind is Luke! 💪💪
China standard is higher.
I hope one day my son get to study abroad in China
Well done lad.
Thank you!
Just listening to your description is scary enough. I can imagine the efforts and stress involved. Great achievement and hat off to you. Whether you stay in China or not, having the green card offers you the choice.
Hehe well done and good luck with the next steps Luke.. Don't also forget that you're doing your Phd in a top 5 University in China (World's Top 50)... Of course there's a lot of pressure and tons of requirements. Enjoy your journey and I hope that you'd get that green card. I really miss China, mostly Shanghai, Xi'an and Beijing... Hopefully I'll be back but as a tourist now and will visit our 母校/Alta Mater aka Shanghai Jiaotong University.
Wow, You need to be the first first author on two reputable science/math journals in order to get the PhDs. No wonder they want to you a green card afterward.
Yeah and the professor pushes you to get a 3rd usually too
well as the chinese saying goes "real gold has no fear of red hot furnace"..... or your western saying... a diamond is a piece of coal under pressure.... congrats mate
Cheers!!!
Great Video! I would love to study maths in a foreign country in the near future😃
Actually this is good news for you, and for the universities in China. It would mean that the PhDs will become highly regarded.
Wow, you are a true expert in your field now.
Congratulations in advance!
Mathematics is pretty much an international "language" but how do you manage with the language barriers in lectures and in communicating with the professors?
Thanks!!! They gave me English textbooks so i followed those instead of listening in class tbh.
Yes, to get a degree or Masters in UK and Australia is relatively easy. I suspect this is their way of getting more overseas students and the fees they have to pay. This therefore means the standards of these UK and Australia institutions have dropped. This would probably applies to the universities in the USA.
Maybe China should not make it so drastically tough, students may break down and go mental, which is not the desired outcome.
haha
The university has to set their standard. If u cant handle it quit. They should not lower their standards to cater for weaker students.
@@koonsiang0345No need to be hostile.
@@chew5461 If you say anything here that is not praising China.....prepare for hostility.
Talk about genius 👍👏.
Very true. A PhD from a good Chinese university is tough and only the best get it. Not like in the west, except perhaps the best unis in Germany and Switzerland.
Yeah German ones are probably the hardest in Europe, maybe maybe bc they're state run so universities don't care much about how many people pass. My friend said a whole class delayed graduation because the finals were too hard and they didn't adjust grades lol, but in UK they would adjust them so its shifted normal distribution
The qualification exam at the University I went to in the US was over 3 days (and nights I must add). Questions cover, if I remember, 5 or 6 (broad) subjects chosen from a list such as structural engineering, applied mechanics, rock mechanics, hydraulics and so on (my major was Civil Engineering). It was gruesome (no internet at the time, so I spent most of it in the library).
What degree was that? If it's a bachelor's degree, the finals you described are no different from other universities all over the world. You have to take written exams in 5-8 different subjects, depending on your course. Some require a dissertation as well.
@@Zerpentsa6598 it’s a PhD (from MIT)
Come on Like, it's hard to get in but it's easy to finish. Anyway, love ur content
Congrates mate!
I envy this but also not at all, to get a green card or I'd card would be a tremendous experience and achievement! Good job and thanks for your videos!
I have no doubt that the level in China is incredible high. However, it is not true that you do not have to publish at all in Europe. It certainly depends on the discipline, e.g. in computer science or mathematics you certainly have to publish as a first author (at least where I am from).
You deserve the Chinese green card after graduation. best wishes!
As someone with math background, I am impressed and thank you.
Canada does qualifying exam too, also called comprehensive exam
It is really so hard work to study.
The pressure unimaginable
Hi Luke congrats! May I ask what did the girl from Colombia say? she said China of course and then what did she say next? and also, the boy coming from Bangladesh, what did he say at the beginning, the part before he said because they have a national examination. Thank you!
You are brilliant, excellent video
This means anyone passing are above average. Great job.
Hey luke, you must be excited about this news!!! definitely go and get that green card in China! Here in NZ, it is the same, immigration NZ recently released a new PR policy that if you are PhD holder recognized by the NZ educational system with a full-time job offer anywhere in NZ, you will automatically be granted an NZ residency and an NZ green card (permanent residency) after work for 2 years. This shows how most countries now recognise the importance of skilled workers with a PhD qualification. However, the NZ educational system only recognized Chinese universities that are within the category of either 211 or 985. PhD holders from non-211 or non-985 Universities are not considered. But Shanghai Jiaotong should be all fine! I guess...:)😀😀
哇！交通大学！Just started studying there, but never saw this lake... Where is that?
It’s at minhang! If you’re at that campus you must have seen it😜
wait ?! what ?! a PhD in China or just a PhD in any other country can lead to a green card ?! This must be the new immigration policy?
Yeah its new! I think you can hold phd degree from anywhere, but you need to work in a field related to phd i believe. Then once you have started work you can then apply for green card
@@livinlavidaluke you must be excited about this news!!! definitely go and get that green card in China! Here in NZ, it is the same, immigration NZ recently released a new PR policy that if you are PhD holder recognized by the NZ educational system with a full-time job offer anywhere in NZ, you will automatically be granted an NZ residency and an NZ green card (permanent residency) after work for 2 years. This shows how most countries now recognise the importance of skilled workers with a PhD qualification. However, the NZ educational system only recognized Chinese universities that are within the category of either 211 or 985. PhD holders from non-211 or non-985 Universities are not considered. But Shanghai Jiaotong should be all fine! I guess...:)
Luke, you are amazing!
Wow! I wish I got PhD math and go work at Huawei.
I just got rejected by huawei😭
hard/difficult ... true regardless where one is from...AND LAZY
You are to be congratulated……
Sense of accomplishment, soon! Jae yo!
So hard to get a degree in Art or Literature? Quite sure you need to master the Chinese language, in precise writing, proper pronunciation, poetry and functionality of every word whether ancient and modern usage. Yes is very hard for foreigner. That is why to get foreigner Chinese translator or announcer is difficult.
First! 🎉
Doesn't the Indians from the British-Raj always claimes their country is the most difficult to get a degree?
You will be able to write your own ticket with that PhD from China. Especially in China. They will not question your credentials.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Good luck on you phd👍👍👍
I prefer chinese's sytem
Luke work on your PhD and come back home and do something for England. We are in a terrible state. The UK economy is down, the Westminster government does not care, people are not been able to feed their children and if we have a cold winter this year many people will die.
Thats why i DONT want to come back, sorry😭
@@livinlavidaluke
@@livinlavidalukeSmart choice and China appreciate perseverance and hard work.
Serious?
@@livinlavidalukewtf lol
Luke is brainy!!
could plz tell me which device you use for bloging
Osmo pocket
i dontt trust ppl who study math without being obligated haha
Lmaoooo
Congratulations, hope all goes well with you with your graduation. CIA may want to hire you if you do not stay for a job in China !? Just kidding !
Straight from the horse's mouth 🐴
I have not had the need to hire PhD level employees but, should I ever have that need, now I know I should give precedence to graduates from Chinese universities!! 😁
Good luck with your 2nd paper!! 😘
🎉❤
Exam in olympic is easy than gaokao😂 that why the chinese always win the math science physic olympic
Math… ? You must be smart…
well, the reason EU need to lower requirement for PHD because they got influx of refugee, so they need to adjust their new european mate 🤣🤣
Many refugees have a degree.
Now you sounds r@cist
Bet learn in English not in Chinese else it will take you ten year alone study Chinese language alone due Chinese writing system is toughest dumb outdated one.
Fake
Downvoted, thanks
Chinese teacher with thick accent and Chinese writing system is horrible unpopular which make study in college degree in China is toughest thing we can do.
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How can China be harder than Amerika?
More courses and publication requirements (bachelors will be different)
USA?
Where they have to figure-out what gender they are?
That is really hard, to invent 79-extra genders.
Ya, in the US, you also need to dodge bullets on the way to your UNI... that's hard.
Wonder do they offer study in English or all in Chinese then forget it due Chinese writing is bad bad bad too hard n dumb.
At least 99.8% of the Chinese can read&write.
So how is the British-Raj?
22% of the population is illiterate?