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Syracuse University Abroad
Internships in Business, Government and NGOs
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The primary component of this program is a six-week internship in a business organization under the oversight of the faculty in charge.
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Sea|mester
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Global Travel; Cultural exploration, Oceanography; Marine Biology; Student Leadership Development; Seamanship; PADI scuba diving and International Yachtmaster Training Sailing certification; American Red Cross first aid and CPR; Community service and Conservation projects.
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AsiaLearn
National University Singapore and AsiaLearn - Asian Perspective: Learn Mandarin and Uncover Southeast Asia
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You will learn the basics of Mandarin in daily morning lessons. In the afternoon, there will be lessons on Chinese and Southeast Asian history and cultures. Learn the art and technique of brewing Chinese tea at a teahouse, 'combat' during Wushu (Chinese martial arts) sessions, attempt brushstrokes in our Chinese calligraphy class and discover the therapeutic power of acupuncture. There will also be lecture discourses covering the history and national identities of Southeast Asia, as well as the integration of people in the region. Lessons are not confined to the classrooms. You will actively participate in fieldtrips to local museums and places of worships, attend hands-on workshops where you can sing and dance to traditional Balinese music, create your very own Batik art and embark on an archaeological tour. Through our film studies on Southeast Asia, you will also learn more about the region in an enjoyable and engaging manner. Course Load
- 100 Hours of Mandarin (Conducted in Mandarin)
- 48 Hours of Chinese and Southeast Asian History and Cultural Studies (Conducted in English)
Certain afternoons are reserved for self-revision and recreational activities. There will also be plenty of chances during the weekends for you to explore Singapore and neighboring islands and countries.
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University at Buffalo
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Participants will earn 6 credit hours by completing one required course and one elective course during this six week program.
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