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IES Beijing Language Intensive Program
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China
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Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
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Description
Beijing, the monumental capital of modern China, is a magnet for international business and investment. While its new high-rises and financial institutions testify to its booming economy, remnants of Old Beijing remain. Streets lined with dumpling and noodle stands, beautiful parks bedecked with pagodas, and 19th century homes with graceful four-walled courtyards still charm visitors from around the world. Beijing is a city of contrasts - a modern Asian boom-town that strives to preserve the cultural landscape of its glorious past while all around the glass and steel emblems of its dynamic present flourish. As the political and cultural capital of China, Beijing attracts people from all over the country, and IES Beijing students are exposed to a variety of regional variations of Mandarin Chinese, as well as to the current events shaping modern China. Destined to be the heart of the world's largest economy in the 21st century, Beijing is the place to be. With small classes, a high-quality language curriculum, and daily tutorials, the IES Beijing Intensive Language Program offers students who have already begun Chinese language studies the opportunity to rapidly expand their knowledge of spoken and written Mandarin Chinese. Students round out their schedule with a selection of area studies courses taught in English, in addition to travel to remote locations in China and the option of a for-credit internship.
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Highlights
* Intensive Mandarin Chinese language program with classroom instruction and individual tutorials. * Field trips to parts of China rarely visited by tourists which may include visits to Gansu, Qinghai, Yunnan, and most recently, Tibet! * Area studies courses taught in English by Chinese and Western scholars. * Exciting, for-credit internship program combining academic supervision with a practicum in a variety of business, community service, and educational organizations. * Many opportunities for interaction with Chinese students and international students.
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Subject Areas
Chinese Language,
Economics,
Internship Programs,
Philosophy,
Religious Studies
and Social Sciences
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Cost in US$
Inquire for more info.
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Cost Includes
Tuition (for a maximum of 18 credits), housing, orientation, field trips, international health insurance, and visa processing.
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This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
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Typical Living Arrangements
Group living
and Home-stays
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Scholarships Are Available
- IES commits up to 1.7 million USD each year to scholarship and financial aid in the form of need-based and merit scholarships.
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Application Process Involves
- Transcript
- Written Application
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Are you interested in this
study abroad program?
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