Xiaoping Ha

Program Director

Department of Asian & Asian-American Studies

Humanities Room 1039

xiao.ha@stonybrook.edu

Jeanine Guilbeault

International Academic Programs

E-1340 Melville Library

Stony Brook, NY 11794-3397

Telephone: (631) 632-7030

Jeanine.guilbeaultleite@stonybrook.edu

Shanghai

July 12 - August 7, 2017

STUDY ABROAD AND EXCHANGE

SUMMER INTERNSHIP AND CHINESE LANGUAGE 2017

www.stonybrook.edu/studyabroad www.stonybrook.edu/studyabroad

Program Highlights

Four weeks of intensive language learning, free

tutoring, and an internship

An internship certificate upon completion of the

program

Seminars in law and commerce by specialists in these

fields

Visits to Shanghai Baoshan Steel Group and World

Financial Center, International Hospital

Day trips in Shanghai and evening Huangpu River cruise

Attend famous ERA Acrobatic Show

Disney World in Shanghai

Welcome banquet and graduation ceremony

Apply Online www.stonybrook.edu/studyabroad/process.html

By March 1

Late applications considered at the Study Abroad advisor’s discretion

Eligibility Some proficiency in Chinese recommended

Undergraduate students in good academic standing (2.0 GPA or higher)

Living Arrangements Students will stay at Shanghai Lake Malaren

International Convention Center

Program and Tuition Fees Application Fee………………………………..….……..........$60

Administrative Fee………………………..…...…………... $200

Undergraduate Tuition (subject to change)

NY residents per credit………….……….…….. $270

Non-Residents per credit…….……….…….. $988

Program Fee………………………………………………….. $2,600(Includes shared room, two meals per day, books group excursions, and international health insurance)

Additional Costs:

Airfare: Flight information will be released to

accepted applicants. Students should book this

flight immediately.

Cost are subject to change at any point

Program Description

As a global city and the largest in China, Shanghai influences

commerce, finance, trade, culture, fashion, research, and enter-

tainment. Beautiful and modern, the “Paris of the East” has

been described as the showpiece of the world’s fastest-growing

economy.

Students will have the opportunity to complete a business in-

ternship while taking Chinese courses at Shanghai Lake Malaren

International Convention Center. After short-term training, par-

ticipants will be placed in various administrative departments

working with local staff.

Undergraduate Courses Offered

*6-9 credits required All participants following the Stony Brook Curricu-

lum (SBC) will fulfill GLO and EXP+ in addition to requirement(s) fulfilled

by their coursework.

AAS 487 Supervised Research in AAS 1-3 Credits

AAS 488 Internship 2-6Credits (EXP+)

CHI 112 Elementary Chinese II 4 Credits (LANG)

CHI 211 Intermediate Chinese I 3 Credits (GLO,LANG)

CHI 212 Intermediate Chinese II 3 Credits (GLO,LANG,

HUM)

CHI 410 Business Chinese 3 Credits (HFA+)

CHI 447 Directed Readings in Chinese 1-3 Credits (EXP+)

CHI 475/6 Teaching Practicum 1-3 Credits (EXP+)