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    • Minds Abroad

    • Minds Abroad: Study in Yunnan, Lonely Planet's Top Choice in China: Intersession

      Minds Abroad offers customized programs in China that incorporate language or culture classes, service learning, rural homestays, and educational travel. For $398/week** we are able to offer full time Chinese class, all three meals a day plus housing in a comfortable apartment or homestay. Students can transfer academic credit with most of our programs. To ensure the best possible student-teacher interaction classes are limited to a maximum 3 students.
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    • Minds Abroad

    • Minds Abroad: China and India, Study+Travel

      Minds Abroad offers low-cost and flexible Study+Travel programs in Asia. Our China+India Study and Travel programs include morning Mandarin Chinese classes, afternoon volunteering or language exchange sessions and evening cultural activities as well as weekend excursions to a variety of locations in China. In India, we conduct trips to various places of cultural and historical interest. Minds Abroad has been selected as a “Top 10 Program” by the Center for Citizen Diplomacy and U.S. Department of More...
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    • CIS - Center for International Studies

    • Intern in China

      Intern in China offers a wide range of internships in numerous locations, giving you all the flexibility you need to get the right internship at the right time in your academic career. Select a program from a month to a year in length, with flexibility in your start date. We encourage you to stay as long as you can to get the most out of your internship placement and immerse yourself in the culture.
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    • University of Minnesota

    • Made in China

      Through a marketing perspective, this class will help students to appreciate the rapid transformation that is currently taking place in China. Readings and lectures about China's long history will be brought to life with visits to some of the world's most significant sites. Students will examine how environmental forces (social, economic, technological, competitive & regulatory) have changed the country's trajectory.
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    • University of Minnesota

    • Chinese Medicinal Herbs: From Farms to Pharmacies

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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Current Topics in Environmental Health and Diseases in China

      The program is based on an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines the disciplines of immunology and environmental sciences. We will discuss: The immune system - Environmental pollutants - Endocrine disruptors, heavy metals - Global warming - How immune responses are modulated by environmental pollutants - Causal links between exposure and immunomodulation, including the corresponding basic molecular mechanisms - Environmental clean-up - Risk assessment - Measures of exposure to environmental More...
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    • Towson University

    • Chinese Culture Yesterday and Today

      Participants will spend time in Beijing, Anhui, and Jiangxi and will take Chinese language classes to handle everyday life in China. Program highlights include excursions to the Forbidden City, Tian’anmen Square, and the Great Wall of China.
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    • Dalian Smile Chinese International Language Training Center

    • Winter Camp with Smile Chinese School in Dalian, China: Intersession

      Smile Chinese provides special Chinese courses for our foreign friends and Chinese children living abroad every winter vacation. Through our vivid and interesting curriculum as well as many extra-curricular activities, children learn as they play and their language clearly be improved.
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    • Allied Gateway Study in China Center

    • 3 Month TCM Introductory Course of Acupuncture and Moxibustion

      Curriculum's are designed to enable participants to have a good understanding of basic theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine and treatment skills after the study. For the first two weeks, classes are held the whole day to teach TCM theories. Clinical practice starts from 3rd week the program in the morning and theory classes to be held in the afternoon till the end of the Program.
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Study Abroad in China: Learning the Pharmaceutical Globalization Trend through a Culture and Language Prism

      This program is designed to offer students opportunities to learn global trends in pharmaceutical development through a culture and language prism in an exemplary emerging market: China. The 4-week program in Beijing, China, will include formal lectures discussing general topics about pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology including history and developmental trends. Other activities in Beijing will include guest lectures and site visits to institutes/universities and pharmaceutical companies and More...
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    • Southern Connecticut State University Dept of Info & Lib Science

    • Summer 2012 Course Abroad in China on Digital Libraries

      Through their own observations, it is hoped that students will realize how the professional activities of digital librarians relate to matters of international interest. Students will have the opportunity to meet international information and library professionals, acquire practical knowledge of the technical aspects of database construction and develop additional professional competences. Furthermore, this practicum will provide students with one of the finest educational experiences of outreach More...
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    • Bridges to China

    • Learn Martial Arts and Chinese in China - Bridges to China

      Martial arts training takes place five days a week from 8:00AM to 10:30AM. You have the option to learn either modern martial arts (wushu), Chinese Kickboxing (sanda), or Tai Chi. If you would like to learn more than one of these styles then feel free to alternate your classes, studying a month of kickboxing and a month of Tai Chi for example. Chinese classes take place Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 2:00PM to 5:00PM. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons are free to make new friends, explore the More...
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    • Envision, EMI

    • International Scholar Laureate Program Delegation on Business in China

      The International Scholar Laureate Program (ISLP) Delegation on Business in China will provide you with access to the people, places and perspectives central to understanding the forces at play in this emerging economic powerhouse. Through special access to businesses and universities, lectures by top businesspeople, exciting activities, group discussions and immersion in the sights, sounds, people and places that make up this exotic and immense land, you will return with not only a new perspective More...
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    • Knowledge Must

    • Find and Secure Your Dream Internship in China

      Our internship placement solutions are carefully structured around your individual career goals and are coordinated and supervised by experienced consultants, who have experienced other cultures the same way you are planning to. We understand that the internship choice is critical to your career prospects. For this reason, we work closely with you to identify and pursue opportunities appropriate to your specific interests. Because of our extensive network, industry expertise and proven track record More...
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    • Cooperative Center for Study Abroad

    • Hong Kong Program

      During the 2008/09 winter intersession program, participants will engage in a study of the differences between the U.S. and China regarding the international trade of intellectual property (e.g. goods protected by patent, trademark and copyrights).
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    • New York University - Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

    • Global Food Cultures: Hong Kong

      This course is cross-listed in two departments. Students have the option of registering for this course either through the Program in Food Studies or with the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication. Students from across the university and among diverse academic and professional backgrounds enrolled in this program last year. FOOD-GE.2251 - Global Food Cultures (4 Points) Offered through the Program in Food Studies. MCC-GE.2351 - Global Food Cultures (4 Points) Offered through the Department More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Confucius Institute Study Abroad in China

      Business Culture in the Global Context offers an exciting four week study abroad experience in four exciting cities in China: Beijing, the capital; Shanghai, Shaoxing, and Hangzhou overall business Chinese by immersing them in the authentic language and business environment. Business Culture in the Global Context targets students with some basic Chinese, although students with no prior Chinese language training are also accepted. It is designed to improve students understanding about the Chinese More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Sustainable Design in China: Historical and Contemporary Practices

      This program will provide students with first-hand experience of historic Chinese culural sites an contemporary architectural projects that speak to concepts of material and environmental sustainability. Ancient heritage sites can serve as critical referants for the development of contemporary approaches to sustainable design. First-hand experience of historical precedent is of immeasurable benefit and solidifies the students' understanding of design history and the timelessness of responsible design More...
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    • Beijing Polytechnic University

    • Beijing Polytechnic University - Mandarin Training Center: Intersession

      We offer small classes from beginning to advanced levels with additional daily one-on-one tutoring tailored to your individual needs. During the winter you will live with a Chinese family, where you will be able to familiarize yourself with Chinese culture and practice your language skills with your Chinese parents. And experience Chinese new year (Spring Festival)with your Chinese parents. Guided field trips to the Beijing Opera, the Great Wall, the Ming Tomb, the Summer Palace, and the Forbidden More...
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