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| The Pearl Spring Resort in Nanjing is infamous as one of
the kitschiest tourist attractions in all of China. It
includes a six-mile replica of the Great Wall, a garden
maze, and bumper boats. How can you resist?
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You’ll spend
five weeks at Nanjing University studying Chinese
language, culture, and traditional calligraphy.
To supplement your course work, there are planned trips to Shanghai, Suzhou, and Hangzhou.
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Earn 4-9 credits. |
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Study Intermediate or Advanced Chinese; Chinese culture; Chinese Calligraphy |
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Classes are taught by local Nanjing University faculty. |
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Application timetable: |
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Applications should be received by April 1. |
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Summer |
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(4-9 credits): Late May to early July |
| Cost (Summer 2008) |
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$3,750 |
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$4,750 |
Tuition, fees, housing, excursions, and basic medical
insurance are included in this fee.
Travel, food, major medical insurance, and all personal
expenses are not included in this fee.
For more information on program costs, please click here
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You want drama?
Like that movie-moment when two great
warriors clash in battle, dueling for the fate of the
world? Or when perfect soul mates must face unbeatable odds
to be together? China has all the excitement and magic of
the movies, but it’s real.
There’s hardly a place more different from America than
China. “Cinematic” barely begins to describe the beauty of
ancient Nanjing, where the Yangtze River laps its dewy
banks at the foot of the great Purple Mountain.
You can get into this amazing summer program with just a little bit of
previous Chinese language instruction (approx. one year or the equivalent).
Your room on campus is a short walk from the city center,
with easy access to various campus activities like Kung Fu or painting. The only suspense here is how you’ll
fit in everything you want to do and see, so expect to
enjoy every moment of this epic adventure!
This 6,000-
year-old city might feel like a movie set at first, until
you realize it’s also a major commercial and cultural
center brimming with action. Sights like the cavernous Ming
Tombs, the Drum Tower, the Flying Swallow Overlook, and the
ancient treasures in the Nanjing Museum will delight. Savor
the irony that the Confucius Temple (first built in 1034 as
a place of reflection) is now surrounded by market stalls
selling everything from jade amulets to CDs. And because this is South China, you can be
sure to find foods you’ve never imagined—monkey fish
anyone?
Find out more about:
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