¡ö Full time internship ¡ö Part time internship
Internships have been an integral part of this study abroad
program since 1998. By working with American expats and Chinese
professionals alike, students gain valuable first hand experience
about the Chinese economy and society.
Full Time Internship
Summer Internship £¨6 credits: 5 for internship; 1 for weekly internship seminar£©
Dates: June - August
Deadline: April 5
Time Duration: 4 or 4.5 days per week
Fees: $3,500.00
a. Deposit of $1,000.00 (included in the total of $3500) will be paid after the placement is made.
b. The fees include internship placement, seminar, housing, and excursions.
Fall & Spring (12-13 credits. 8-9 for internship; 1 for internship seminar; 3 for any course from program curriculum.)
Dates: January 29 - May 13 (Spring 2012); August 30 - December 13 (Fall 2012)
Deadline: November 15(Spring); June 1 (Fall)
Time Duration: 4 or 4.5 days per week.
Fees: $5,500.
a. Deposit of $1,000.00 should be paid after a placement is made.
b. The fees include tuition, internship placement, seminar/course, housing, and excursions.
1. Requirements
a. 3.1 GPA
b. Resume and cover letter indicating choice of internship areas such as business, law, etc.
c. Two recommendation letters- one preferably from a former employer.
2. Application Procedures
a. Indicate areas of interests and
preference (i.e. business, media, NGO, law, IT, others), and the program will try to match these
expressed interests with potential employers.
b. Students will be provided at least
two interview opportunities in the first week after arrival.
3. Internship Seminar/ Course
a. During the summer a weekly internship seminar will
be held to discuss China's business culture and environments,
issues arising from work, etc.
b. During the fall/spring semeser, students may take one course from program curriculum.
4. Grading
a. A paper of at least
10 pages regarding topics related to the internship will be asked upon completion of the program. The paper should
be an analysis of the businesses of the company or institution
for which the students intern and how students benefit from the internship
experience.
b. Completion of 3 books or equivalent articles pertaining to the area
of expertise of the internship host, or completion of a course from program curriculum.
c. 70% of the grading is done by the intern
supervisor/employer through an evaluation form; 30% on internship
paper and attendance of the weekly seminar/course.
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Part Time Internship (Beijing)
Fall/Spring Internship (3 Credits)
Students should have 2 full days a week available for part-time internship.
Dates: January 29- May 13 (Spring 2012); August 30- December 13 (Fall 2012)
Deadline: November 15 (Spring); June 1(Fall)
1. Requirements
a. 3.1 GPA
b. recommendation letter
C. resume and cover letter
2. Application Procedures
a. Check internship box when pre-registering for classes
b. Indicate area of interest and preference (i.e. business, media, NGO, law, IT, etc.) on class check sheet
3. Credits and Grading
a. Three credits will be granted after completing 180 hours of work at the internship. b.
A paper of at least 10 pages regarding topics related to the internship will be asked upon completion of the program. The paper should be an analysis of the businesses of the company or institution for which the students intern and how students benefit from the internship experience. c. 70% of the grading is done by the intern supervisor/employer through an evaluation form; 30% on internship paper.
4. Fees: non extra fees for part-time internship.
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