Summer Study Abroad Programs in China
33 Summer Study Abroad Programs in China

CIEE College Study Abroad
CIEE offers the most extensive network of internship programs. A...
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University Studies Abroad Consortium
Ancient, culturally rich, and picturesque, Chengdu is the perfec...
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AIFS Abroad
Traveling and seeing the world doesn’t necessarily mean taking a ...

New York University
At NYU Shanghai, the newest of New York University's three degree...

TEAN by WorldStrides
TEAN has partnered with one of China's most prestigious universit...
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IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
Experience urban life in China's most advanced city! Choose your...

IES Abroad
IES Abroad offers 140+ programs in more than 35 locations worldwi...

Go Abroad China Ltd.
Go Abroad China’s Paid Internship Program connects international ...
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Chinese Language Institute (CLI)
In partnership with Guangxi Normal University (GXNU), CLI offers ...

Wanderlust Exchange
The Cultural Ambassador Summer Program 2025 is your gateway to an...

Language Vacation
Enjoy your summer Chinese language vacation in the largest city i...

Academic Programs International
API offers students an opportunity to study abroad in Shanghai, C...

Non-Profit Study Abroad (NPSA)
Have the opportunity to study at East China Normal University, on...
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Apply for China
We’re Apply For China, committed to making your educational exper...

Youth For Understanding (YFU)
The heart of the Orient, China has long been fascinating the worl...
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Top cities include Beijing for its history, Shanghai for global business, Chengdu for cultural immersion, and Hangzhou for scenic beauty. Each offers a distinct vibe, so consider what balance of academics and lifestyle you’re looking for.
Absolutely! Summer programs in China offer fast-paced cultural and academic experiences, giving you a deep dive into language, history, and modern life without committing to a full semester. It’s an efficient way to broaden your worldview.
The best program is the one that matches your goals—whether that’s improving Mandarin, studying international business, or exploring Chinese art. Prioritize programs with cultural activities and strong local partnerships for a well-rounded experience.
Costs depend on the program and location but often range from $2,000 to $6,000. This usually covers tuition, housing, and activities. Budget extra for flights, meals, and personal expenses like weekend trips or souvenirs.
Nope! Many programs are designed for beginners and offer courses in English. However, knowing basic Mandarin phrases can really help with daily life and show respect to locals, even if fluency isn’t expected.
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