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CIEE Advanced Chinese Studies Program in Beijing, China
(Outgoing Program)
There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Program Price Group:
TU BLUE Program
Language of Instruction:
Chinese
Housing Options:
Dorms, Homestays
Minimum GPA:
3.0
Language Pre-requisite:
6 semesters
Areas of Study-Majors & Minors:
Accounting, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Chinese, Communication, Economics, Engineering, History, International Studies, Mathematics, Physics, Political Science
Language Course Offered:
Yes
Special Features:
Excursions
Program Type:
Program Provider
Program Description:
CIEE Advanced Chinese Studies Program in Beijing, China
Are you interested in a rigorous and truly immersive cultural experience? Whether you want to study international affairs, business, history, or Chinese literature, the Advanced Chinese Studies program provides support for superior level language students interested in taking coursework, entirely in Mandarin, alongside Chinese peers.
CIEE study abroad in Beijing gives you the opportunity to: enroll directly in one academic department or school at Peking University; attend weekly tutorials with Chinese peer tutors; take a core course focusing on using Chinese in a professional context; choose optional homestays and student dormitory housing near the university, and even conduct individual research.
Study abroad in Beijing and you will:
Directly enroll in specific departments or schools of the prestigious Peking University including the School of International Studies and the Guanghua School of Management
Advance your Chinese to a professional level with one-on-one tutorials and Chinese language meals with tutors and staff
Participate in cultural activities, with reimbursements, to the Beijing Opera, acrobatic performances, Tiananmen Square, and the Dashanti Art District