活动时间：

2010年04月14日（周三）10：00―16：00

活动地点：

威久留学上海办公室（北京西路1701号静安中华大厦1902室，地铁2号线静安寺站2号出口）

活动介绍：

我们的活动现场将以小型展会形式出现，展出约克大学及来访院系的发展成果和强势专业，诚挚欢迎有意向学生前来参加咨询，并可获得与名校教授一对一的面试机会。

咨询预约热线：

021-62883001

面试嘉宾：

英国 University of York 各学院教授

面试时间及专业安排：

10：15-12：00  Economics, Computer Science, Education

13：00-16：00  Management, Electronics, Archaeology and Maths (including Mathematical Finance)

背景介绍：Professor David Mayston、Dr Alet Roux、Professor John Robinson、Professor Andrew Pendleton、Dr. Oliver Craig、Dr Tim Kelly、Professor Judith Bennett、Professor Paul Walton、Professor Yongbing Xu、Professor Dale Sanders

推荐理由：

1、开设了全面的文科、理科和社会科学本科与研究生课程。

重点专业：生物与生物化学、计算机科学、经济学、教育研究、电子、英语、历史、语言和语言学、音乐、政治学、社会政策、哲学、政治经济学、心理学与妇女研究。

强势专业：应用社会工作，建筑学，计算机科学，电子工程学，数学，现代语言，社会学。

2、学术实力雄厚

2004年The Times评估等级：评估总分第7名；

2003年The Times评估等级：评估总分第8名；

2000年The Times评估等级：评估总分第10名；

2000年Financial Times评估等级：第14名（99年：第11名）；

1999年The Times评估等级：评估总分第12名；

1999年Sunday Times评估等级：第6名。

1999年The Times评估等级：评估总分第12名，教学质量第2名，科研质量第5名，入学标准第10名，师生比例第19名，图书电脑经费第12名，设备经费第7名，获荣誉学位的学生比例第14名，毕业去向第15名。

3、丰富多彩的学生生活

    约克的生活费用相对于伦敦、曼彻斯特、牛津和利兹等英国大城市要低得多，学校里180多个社团任你选，体育设施齐全方便。

    面向国际学生的支持。约克大学开展了移民建议服务和国际学生迎新介绍活动，组织了海外学生协会，在学院福利网络中有国际学生代表，帮助学生在英国其他地方寻找短期寄宿家庭。约克大使项目让学生和自己国家的前校友和在校生取得联系。学校还提供英语语言支持。

    4、约克地处英格兰东北部风景秀丽的约克郡

    本次联合面试来访教授简介：

Professor David Mayston

    Professor David Mayston is Professor of Public Sector Economics, Finance and Accountancy, and Director of the Centre for Performance Evaluation and Resource Management at the University of York. He has an MA and PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, and an MSc (with distinction) in Accounting and Finance from the London School of Economics. His research interests are in the fields of capital resource management , human capital investment and effectiveness evaluation, particularly in education.

Dr Alet Roux

        Dr Alet Roux is the Course Director of the MSc in Mathematical Finance. He is interested in Mathematical Finance, in particular in option pricing in models with transaction costs and other types of friction.

Professor John Robinson

        John Robinson is Head of Department and Professor in the Department of Electronics where he conducts research in pattern recognition and image processing, particularly in face analysis and projector-camera systems.

Professor Andrew Pendleton

        Andrew Pendleton is Professor of Human Resource Management in the York Management School.  His main areas of research are employee reward systems and the effects of ownership and human resource management and employment relations.

Dr. Oliver Craig

        Dr. Oliver Craig specialises in biomolecular archaeology, i.e. the recovery of proteins, lipids and DNA from ancient skeletal remains and archaeological artefacts to provide insights into past human activities. Oliver teaches Archaeological Science and an MSc in Bioarchaeology.

Dr Tim Kelly

        Dr Kelly is a Senior Lecturer within the Department of Computer Science at the University of York.  His research interests include safety case management, software safety analysis and justification, and the dependability of “Systems of Systems”.

Professor Judith Bennett

        Professor Judith Bennett is Head of the Department of Educational Studies.  Her research interests lie in the areas of young people’s attitudes to science and in evaluation of the impact of curriculum interventions in science teaching.

Professor Paul Walton

        Paul Walton is Professor of Bioinorganic Chemistry and head of department at the University of York. His research interests include synthetic models of zinc metalloenzymes, metal sensors and metal complex catalysts for carbon dioxide conversion. He also has strong interests in teaching, having won the Royal Society of Chemistry''''''''s Higher Education Award in 2000.

Professor Yongbing Xu

        Professor Yongbing Xu, Chair in Nanotechnogy, heads the Spintronics and Nanodevice Laboratory in York’s Department of Electronics.  His research interests are in the areas of spintronics, nanodevices, nanofabrication and magnetic nanomaterials.

Professor Dale Sanders

        Dale Sanders heads the Biology Department at York where he conducts research on molecular mechanisms of membrane transport in plants.  He obtained his bachelor''''''''s degree from the University of York, his PhD from Cambridge University and worked as a post-doctoral fellow at Yale University School of Medicine for five years.  He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 2001.