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Study Plan(Application of Student Visa to study in New Zealand)I believe that this study plan, submitted as an application for a student visa to study in New Zealands University of Auckland, can provide you with an outline of my plan for two years of graduate study in New Zealand and my subsequent career development in China. I look forward to my application being assessed and approved at your earliest convenience. Personal status:I am Junye Dong, male, born on the May.3rd of 1987 in Shanxi Province. To realize my dream of becoming an excellent engineer, I chose to pursue professional knowledge in Materials Science and Engineering in Hefei University of Technology, Hefei, Anhui Province, China, in September 2005. After four years of undergraduate study specializing in Material Processing in the College of Materials Science and Engineering, I received a Bachelors Degree in Engineering . I did well in my undergraduate study and my overall average score is about 83. Then, I was accepted into Northwestern Polytechnical University as a Master student in September 2009, I worked very hard as a graduate student in The State Key Laboratory on solidification , a very famous lab in my field in China. During my four years of undergraduate study, I took several core courses related to Materials Engineering, and after nearly two years of graduate study at Northwestern Polytechnical University, I acquired relevant research experience and developed a strong research interest in communications. I am confident that all of these relevant experiences will contribute positively to my Ph. D. study at The University of Auckland. The reasons I wish to study at The University of Auckland, as a doctoral student in the Faculty of Engineering:The University of Auckland is a world-famous university with intelligent students and professional staff and faculty, who are devoted to high-quality teaching and research. Over its 150-year history, it has grown into one of the worlds best universities and now ranks among the worlds top 70. Accordingly, it plays a vital role in the cultural, social, and economic development of the region. The University of Auckland has also strengthened and increased its international links with numerous foreign institutions, and every year it attracts thousands of students from all over the world. This distinctive university is a place where students can interact with one another and their professors on a daily basis, and is an important, respected center of learning and research, enhancing knowledge, creation, and innovation in the engineering area. I believe that studying at such a well-known university is the best way to realize my dream of becoming an outstanding engineer. After reading several papers by Mr.Wei Gao, a professor of Materials Science and Engineering at The University of Auckland, I was touched by his profound knowledge and innovative viewpoint. Finally, I decided to study as a doctoral student with his guidance in the Faculty of Engineering. The Faculty of Engineering at The University of Auckland is considered the best in New Zealand and offers exciting opportunities for graduate studies. My future supervisor, Mr.Wei Gao, an outstanding scientist, will provide me with full financial support and close supervision during my study and research there.My overall educational goal: I hope I can become a distinguished engineer and researcher after successfully finishing my doctors program at The University of Auckland under the supervision of Mr. Wei Gao. In addition to acquiring advanced research skills and methodologies in communication, following the latest developments in the international academic community, and developing the ability for independent research, I also want to develop a character which will allow me to enter society with full confidence upon my graduation. If I am given the opportunity, I am sure I will achieve my goal by the time I complete my program and return to China. My reasons for pursuing a program outside of China: I am a graduate. student in Northwestern Polytechnical University, and this is my secondyear. The laboratory I work in is representative of most Chinese labs. During my years in this lab, I have gotten to know the true state of academia in China. The government has invested more and more state research funds in recent years, and the facilities in most laboratories have greatly improved. However, the level of research as a whole remains relatively low, and exchanges within the international academic community are deficient. As a result, graduate students in China cannot keep up with the leading fields of science. Another important problem is that, in China, one supervisor usually supervises about a dozen graduate students, which limits the amount of interaction between the supervisor and each student. All of these adverse factors are obstacles which can prevent a student from fully developing his/her potential. Therefore, I hope to change my research environment. With full financial support from the Department/research project, I feel that studying at The University of Auckland is the best choice for me. My reasons to return to China following my course of studies:There are several ties which will lead me to return to China following my course of studies. The most important one is my family. I love my parents and brother. They have spent most of their energy and time on me. I plan to repay my parents with my outstanding achievements and my excellent care of them in their late years. I think that sharing every step of my success with my dear parents is an achievement in itself. Additionally, Chinas governmental policy is attractive to me. The government has invested a lot of money in state research recently, and the input is increasing every year. Material research and development have become an emphasis, and Chinese scientists have begun to make a number of highly respected research achievements. China is attracting many international research institutes and multinational corporations which are engaged in material technology. Accordingly, there are sufficient job opportunities for returnees from the developed countries, and they are able to receive suitable conditions for their personal and professional development. I am convinced that Chinas research environment is changing for the better and will be greatly improved in the future.This Zelanian degree can increase my chances in the Chinese labour market: As I mentioned before, there are many job