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    • The College at Brockport (SUNY)

    • Educasian: China-Shanghai

      Always a bustling commercial hub and a romantic city, Shanghai today is a thriving metropolis complete with towering skyscrapers in Pudong and glitzy malls along Nanjing Road. Home to many international companies' branch offices, Shanghai is the economic and financial capitol of China. The city remains an important seat of government, and Chinese leaders look to Shanghai to spearhead China's economic growth. However, Shanghai is more than just showy modern glitz; it is also home to a number of significant More...
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    • The Alliance for Global Education

    • Globalization Then and Now: Xi'an and the Silk Road

      Join the Alliance in studying at Shaanxi Normal University, one of the most comprehensive universities in China's northwest region. Take 12 class hours per week of Chinese language instruction at beginning through advanced levels, plus Area Studies courses taught in English. Explore first-hand the historical and contemporary legacy of the Silk Road through an integrated two-week Field Study Trip. Live in apartments with a Chinese roommate and complete a Capstone Academic Research Project drawing More...
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    • New York University

    • NYU Shanghai

      NYU Shanghai offers courses taught in English in a variety of subject areas as well as courses taught in English and Chinese at NYU’s affiliated institution, East China Normal University (ECNU). Students are required to take a Chinese language course, taught by faculty from ECNU's renowned School of Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, at their appropriate skill level.
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    • Institute for Shipboard Education - Semester at Sea

    • Semester at Sea - Fall 2011 Voyage

      Sail around the globe exploring up to 12 countries with Semester at Sea and get the broadest cultural and intellectual exposure possible in one semester. Classroom learning aboard ship integrates with relevant field studies in port, immersing you in the world's most important issues such as sustainability, economic empowerment, globalization, religious pluralism, and national identity. You will earn a full semester of transferable credit from the University of Virginia and gain global skills that More...
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    • Pacific Village Institute

    • Grand Rivers and Mountains: Explore China's Language, Landscapes and Communities: Volunteer

      Open to high school seniors, gap year students and college undergraduates, PVI's semester program in China and Tibet (Beijing, Sichuan, Tibet and Shanghai) focuses on language learning, homestays, community service and independent study projects (ISPs). ISPs can include such topics as art, spiritual traditions, intensive language, Chinese medicine, etc.
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    • i learn China (ILC) Mandarin School

    • 7 Days

      ntensive Language Course: This is a short, intensive course to give participants basic knowledge of Chinese language and an overview of Chinese culture. It is normally arranged in the morning and last for 3 hours each day. Participants will be carefully placed into small groups of a maximum of 10 persons according to their level. Cultural Workshops: The cultural workshops will normally be arranged following the language class in the afternoons. The topics cover all aspects of Chinese culture More...
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    • World Study & Culture Travel Center

    • World Study & Culture Travel Center

      4 week and 15 day programs available for students 15-25 years old. Visit various cities in China such as Beijing, Shanghai, Xian, Suzhou, Nanjing among others. Visit famous sites as well, such as the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Terracotta Warriors while studying Chinese culture
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    • University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)

    • UCLA Yangguanzhai Archaeological Field School

      This course has two goals; 1) to introduce students to field methods in archaeology, and 2) to provide a practical working knowledge of excavation, lab, and field cataloging methods. The course primary directive is to enable students to better understand how archaeology is practiced in the field. The course will take place at the Yangguanzhai Village in the Jing River Valley, approximately 25 kilometers north of the ancient city of Xi'an, northwest China. This field school is a collaborative project More...
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    • Columbia University, Office of Global Programs

    • Columbia University in Beijing at Tsinghua University

      Designed for students who already demonstrate a high level of both written and spoken Mandarin Chinese, Columbia University in Beijing provides a rare opportunity to directly enroll in university courses at Tsinghua University.
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    • LIU Global

    • LIU Global - China Center

      The China Center offers global studies courses that emphasize the importance of understanding the local host culture in global and cross-cultural contexts. First semester LIU Global students must take an area studies course (4 credits), writing workshop (3 credits), Mandarin Chinese language (3 credits), Sophomore Seminar: Theory, Culture and Representation (3 credits), and electives for a total of 16 credits. Students choose other available courses, a directed independent study project, or an More...
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    • Choate Rosemary Hall

    • Choate Summer Study Abroad in China

      Our program starts with a one-night orientation session on the Choate campus. The group is then transferred to JFK airport and arrives in Beijing the next day. During the academic portion of the program, students travel on weekend excursions, exploring China and its culture. Typical weekend excursions include: Great Wall and Ming Tomb; shopping in Silk Alley; Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven; Forbidden City, Palace Museum, Beijing Opera and Laoshe Tea House. The group then enjoys a final 8-day More...
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    • LIU Global

    • LIU Global - China Center

      The China Center offers global studies courses that emphasize the importance of understanding the local host culture in global and cross-cultural contexts. First semester LIU Global students must take an area studies course (4 credits), writing workshop (3 credits), Mandarin Chinese language (3 credits), Sophomore Seminar: Theory, Culture and Representation (3 credits), and electives for a total of 16 credits. Students choose other available courses, a directed independent study project, or an More...
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    • Sino-American Field School of Archaeology

    • Sino-American Field School of Archaeology

      Participants get instant contact with Chinese specialists for their future scholatly collaboration.Only 10 participants needed, to continue the program. Few places are still open.
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    • World Endeavors

    • Panda Conservation in China

      The China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda (CCRCGP) in the Wolong Nature Reserve located in Sichuan is one of the leading conservation centers committed to saving the giant panda. The Center is perhaps the foremost panda breeding, research and preservation facility in the world. Most pandas outside China were born and raised at CCRCGP, including pandas found at the National Zoo in Washington D.C. and San Diego Zoo. Not only does the center engage in breeding programs for the giant More...
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    • Pacific Village Institute

    • Pacific Village Institute: Academic

      Open to high school seniors, gap year students and college undergraduates, PVI's semester program in China and Tibet (Beijing, Sichuan, Tibet and Shanghai) focuses on language learning, homestays, community service and independent study projects (ISPs). ISPs can include such topics as art, spiritual traditions, intensive language, Chinese medicine, etc.
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    • Eastern Michigan University

    • China Cultural History Program

      The China Cultural History Program (May 19 to June 16, 2012) is a 28 day academic travel-study tour which visits Shanghai, Nanjing, Shaolin, Beijing, Xian, and Chongqing. Students must take 6 hours credit in history, political science, or fine arts.
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    • University of Bridgeport

    • University of Bridgeport

      LANDSCAPES OF CHINA Experiencing Chinese Culture through Art August 6-August 24 2006 This tour of China provides a hands-on experience with Chinese landscape painting, including its philosophical roots and cultural background. Through the tour we will give participants a flavor of the contrasting types of landscapes that appear in Chinese art, as well as practical skills in the water- ink tradition (including their own works of art) that they can take back home. No experience is necessary.
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    • NETC American Leadership

    • American Leadership

      Our curriculum is based on our core values: cultivate leadership skills, foster personal development, build teamwork skills and encourage cross-cultural awareness. Within the setting of an educational travel program students are broken up into small groups and engage in challenges in Europe, Peru, China and Australia. The challenges focus on such areas as architecture, business, government, communication and transport.
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    • International Arts and Artists

    • Intern in China: Experiential

      The Intern in China program will include an internship four days per week, classes one day per week, at least one weekend field trip to North China, orientation and a special farewell dinner. Candidates can choose from up to 15 different classes and four main career areas for the internship: arts, media, business and society.
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    • Xian Academy of Fine Arts

    • Applied Arts and Fine Arts

      Applied Arts and Fine Arts
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    • i learn China (ILC) Mandarin School

    • "Discover China" Language & Culture Travel Program

      Intensive Language Course: This is a short, intensive course to give participants basic knowledge of Chinese language and an overview of Chinese culture. It is normally arranged in the morning and last for 3 hours each day. Participants will be carefully placed into small groups of a maximum of 10 persons according to their level. Cultural Workshops: The cultural workshops will normally be arranged following the language class in the afternoons. The topics cover all aspects of Chinese culture More...
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    • Pacific Village Institute

    • Grand Rivers and Mountains: Explore China's Language, Landscapes and Communities: Intensive Language

      Open to high school seniors, gap year students and college undergraduates, PVI's semester program in China and Tibet (Beijing, Sichuan, Tibet and Shanghai) focuses on language learning, homestays, community service and independent study projects (ISPs). ISPs can include such topics as art, spiritual traditions, intensive language, Chinese medicine, etc.
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