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CIEE College Study Abroad
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CIEE College Study Abroad

CIEE Advanced Chinese Studies in Beijing, China

China’s vibrant capital city, Beijing, is filled with ancient his...

New York University
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New York University

Spend Next Semester in China with NYU Shanghai

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

IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad

IFSA Study in Shanghai: Social Sciences

Offered in fall and spring, this study abroad program lets you wi...

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IES Abroad
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IES Abroad

IES Abroad: Study Abroad & Intern

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

Academic Programs International
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Academic Programs International

API: Experience Shanghai, China (Scholarships Available)

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

Apply for China
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Apply for China

Apply for Scholarship and University Programs in China

We’re Apply For China, committed to making your educational exper...

Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Chinese University of Hong Kong

Immersive Academic Year at The Chinese University of HK

Embark on an exceptional academic journey at The Chinese Universi...

Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University

A Gateway to Innovation and Global Opportunities at PolyU

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) welcomes internation...

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Study away program in NYU Shanghai

by: Yidan(Peggy) Che - ChinaProgram: Spend Next Semester in China with NYU Shanghai
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I think studying away in Shanghai is a quite great experience for me. Shanghai is an amazing city with its own distinct culture, and it's so convenient and safe. Well, I think the cost of living in Shanghai actually is much lower than New York, which sometimes also be a concern for college students. As for the academic courses, I highly recommended you to take some culture related courses in NYUShanghai which allows you to gain and explore more about this city and this country, I think it is a very important part of "Study Away Program" and is very meaningful. I've taken "Concept of China" and "History of Chinese Art" during my "Study Away" semester, the professor was so nice, even inspiring my great academic interests in Art History, currently I decided to pursue this field as my minor. During your spare time, I think searching for a on-campus job is a very good choice, then you can meet more with your teammates/partners/groups. At the same time, it's also like a close community with who you works with, it will provide you a sense of belongingness to this site. Take my story as an example, I was the "Study Away Peer Assistant" in that semester, and we worked together to plan for study away students' events/activities. Through meetings, brainstorming, chatting, collaborating, I made good friends there and I also love the energy I had while working in this team! Otherwise, you can also step outside the campus and go cycling along the Bund or bring your camera to Xujiahui. I mean lifestyle in Shanghai is up to you, don't be stressful when you are seeing people in a hurry to work hhh. There are many places and things you can go for, explore and enjoy!

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