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SUMMARY:Chinese Language and Culture
DESCRIPTION:Start in Canada\, then immerse in China while leveraging AI tools to enhance your academic development and better prepare for future professional opportunities in a globalized world. \nThe growing economy in China has created a continually increasing demand for Chinese language speakers across the globe. With this demand in mind\, this program offers you the opportunity for language immersion in Beijing. Through a mix of classroom study and active engagement in daily life\, you will improve your communication skills and are expected to progress to intermediate or advanced levels. Additionally\, you will gain enhanced understanding of Chinese culture and the skills that will benefit you in your future academic and career endeavors. These linguistic and cultural achievements will help you be better prepared for professional employment in the era of ever-increasing globalization. \nAlongside regular classroom study at Beijing Normal University in Beijing\, you will have the chance to delve into Chinese culture. There will be opportunities to visit a large variety of cultural heritage sites\, such as the Great Wall\, the Forbidden City\, and the Summer Palace. \nTo find out more\, visit the University of Calgary program webpage. \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nThis program is open to students from all majors. An introductory level of Mandarin Chinese is recommended. \nSee the How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility criteria. \nApplication Procedure\nComplete an application with the China Scholarship Council. \nComplete an online registration form with CLIC: https://clic-horizons.symplicity.com. \nApplication Deadline\nInternal nomination and travel grant application deadlines vary for Canadian universities. Check with your home university CLIC contact. \nApplication with the China Scholarship Council application and CLIC online registration. Check our How to Apply webpage. \nContact\nXiaoxuan Wang \nAdmission Office\, Provost’s Office and Academic Affairs\, Beijing Normal University \nA103\, Main Building\, No. 19 Xinjiekouwai Street\, Haidian District \nPostcode: 100875 \nTel：0086-10-58804345 \nDiscipline: Literature \nMajor: Chinese Language and Culture
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/language-immersion-and-chinese-culture-2/
LOCATION:Beijing Normal University\, Beijing\, China
CATEGORIES:University of Calgary
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260713
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260824
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SUMMARY:SJTU Summer Research Internships
DESCRIPTION:SJTU is one of China’s most illustrious research universities. The Summer Research Internship Program attracts students from all over the world to learn in state-of-the-art facilities from prominent research professors. As a participant you’ll be introduced to many fields of research: mechanical and electrical engineering\, civil engineering\, materials engineering\, environmental sciences\, agriculture\, biotechnology\, biomedical engineering\, and pharmacy. \nBe prepared for hands-on experimentation that encourages you to problem-solve. Lectures and seminars will clarify each field’s key motivations and questions\, which will drive your research projects. Throughout this internship you’ll access a wide range of technologies\, from CAD and 3D design software to laboratory models and equipment. Your assignments will also vary: you may conduct experiments and present the findings\, design a solution to a problem\, or work with a group. Soft skills are part of the program as students develop their collaborative and science communication skills. And of course\, along with your projects you’ll enjoy taking in Chinese culture and language. You’re encouraged to explore the amazing sights of Shanghai with your fellow students! \nThe goal of the SJTU summer program is to train students in the scientific process of collecting data\, analyzing results\, and ultimately thinking like an innovator. You’ll also benefit from the chance build your network of peers and collaborators. Most importantly\, a summer spent exploring many fields of research will give you insight for directing your future academic path. \nFor more information\, visit the Shanghai Jiao Tong University summer program website at: https://global.sjtu.edu.cn/summer-program/index.php \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nApplicants must have completed at least one year of an undergraduate program in the project discipline. \nSee How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility requirements. \nApplication Procedure\nApply with your home university to be nominated to CLIC office and receive your travel grant. \nAfter your nomination is approved\, complete an application with the China Scholarship Council. \nAfter your nomination is approved\, complete an online registration form with CLIC: https://clic-horizons.symplicity.com. \nApplication Deadlines\nInternal nomination and travel grant application deadlines vary for Canadian universities. Check with your home university CLIC contact. \nApplication with the China Scholarship Council application and CLIC online registration. Check our How to Apply webpage. \nContact\nStudent Mobility Office\nShanghai Jiao Tong University\nRoom 808\,New Administration Building\nNo. 800 Dongchuan Rd.\, Shanghai\, China 200240\n+86 21 34205135\nisc.mobility@sjtu.edu.cn
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/research-internships/
LOCATION:Shanghai Jiaotong University
CATEGORIES:Dalhousie University,University of Calgary
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260712
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260809
DTSTAMP:20260306T154643Z
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SUMMARY:Archaeology
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: Current dates are approximate.  \nWhat better place to study archaeology than in China\, one of the world’s most ancient civilizations? Few countries can trace a continuous history back to the Paleolithic Age – making China an academically rewarding destination for humanities students. \nThe Summer School on Chinese Archaeology investigates China’s most significant archaeological discoveries. Your studies begin with Early Chinese Civilization\, examining the discoveries in the Yellow River and Yangtze River and the origins of Chinese diet and agriculture. By studying China in the context of ancient East Asia\, you’ll learn about the shift from Shang Dynasty to Zhou Dynasty\, and the politics and cultures of the powerful Qin\, Han and Tang Dynasties. Also discussed is the political significance of bronze\, and the communication between east and west on the famous Silk Road. \nThis program provides learning opportunities both inside and outside of the university. Your studies will take you to museums\, national parks\, and laboratories for insight on how technology and collaboration assist archaeological research. Field trips to excavations conducted by Shangdong University will illuminate Shangdong’s Qilu culture\, which is the typical representative of Chinese culture. This program also covers today’s opportunities and challenges in Chinese cultural heritage protection. \nJoin renowned professors for a hands-on experience of China’s vast heritage. You’ll immerse yourself in another world – and another time. \nPlease see here for 2026 program information. \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nStudents from history\, archaeology\, anthropology\, and other humanities or social science fields are preferred. \nSee the How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility criteria. \nApplication Procedure\nApply with your home university to receive your travel grant. \nComplete an application with the China Scholarship Council. \nComplete an online registration form with CLIC: https://clic-horizons.symplicity.com. \nComplete an application with the Chinese host university. \nApplication Deadlines\nTravel grant deadlines vary for Canadian universities. Check with your home university CLIC contact. \nApplication with the China Scholarship Council application and CLIC online registration. Check our How to Apply webpage.
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/archaeology/
LOCATION:Shandong University\, Jinan and/or Qingdao
CATEGORIES:University of Alberta,University of Calgary
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260620
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260721
DTSTAMP:20251030T172113Z
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SUMMARY:Global Ecology
DESCRIPTION:The course aims to introduce concepts\, theories and tools for understanding and analyzing global biodiversity data\, impacts of global change\, and conservation practices\, with Chinese context. \nThe learning objectives of the course are multifold\, including: (1) gaining appreciation of the global biodiversity and multiple roles in supporting living systems\, particularly in a country of 1/5 of the world population; (2) sharpening critical thinking skills required for understanding problems as complex as global change and biodiversity loss and the ability of thinking locals problems in the global context; (3) learning models and tools for analyzing biodiversity change and identifying the natural\, anthropogenic\, cultural and policy factors that drive the change; and (4) gaining hands-on experiences about local efforts in conservation of natural habitats and restoration of degraded coastal systems. \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nOpen to students of all backgrounds. \nSee the How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility criteria. \nApplication Procedure\nApply with your Canadian home university to receive your travel grant. \nComplete an application with the China Scholarship Council. \nComplete an online registration form with CLIC: https://clic-horizons.symplicity.com. \nComplete an registration form with the Chinese host university and send it to Jessie Zhang (lzhang@ied.ecnu.edu.cn). \nApplication Deadlines\nTravel grant deadlines vary for Canadian universities. Check with your home university CLIC contact. \nApplication with the China Scholarship Council application and CLIC online registration. Check our How to Apply webpage. \nContact\nEast China Normal University – Global Education Center\nRoom 253 International Students Office\nPhysics Building\, East China Normal University\,\n3663 North Zhongshan Road\, Shanghai\, China 200062\n+86-21-62232013\nlxs@ecnu.edu.cn \nDiscipline: Science \nMajor: Biology \nNote: This program has a minimum participation requirement and may be cancelled if not enough students apply. The CLIC office will inform you as soon as possible if the program is cancelled. \nIf this program is not available at your university\, contact your home university CLIC liaison and see if they can add it!
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/international-development-education-2/
LOCATION:East China Normal University\, Shanghai
CATEGORIES:University of Alberta,University of Calgary
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240816
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SUMMARY:University of Calgary Research Experiences
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: Current dates are approximate. Check back in January for exact dates. \nCLIC also includes support for research experiences See below research experiences for the University of Calgary. For more information\, contact Tara Jorgensen at tjorgens@ucalgary.ca. \nNote: These research internships are also available for the Fall and Winter semesters. \n\nHarbin Institute of Technology\n\nMechanical Engineering\n\n\nNankai University\n\nChemistry\n\n\nShandong University\n\nChemistry and Chemical Engineering\nCivil Engineering\nElectrical Engineering\nEnvironmental Science and Engineering\nMaterial Science and Engineering\nMechanical Engineering\n\n\n\nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nEligibility depends on the discipline you are apply to. Contact Tara Jorgensen at tjorgens@ucalgary.ca to find out more. \nSee the How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility criteria. \nApplication Procedure\nApply to the University of Calgary. \nComplete an application with the China Scholarship Council. \nComplete an online registration form with CLIC: https://clic-horizons.symplicity.com. \nComplete an application with the host university. \nApplication Deadlines\nInternal nomination and travel grant application deadlines vary for Canadian universities. Check with your home university CLIC contact. \nApplication with the China Scholarship Council application and CLIC online registration. Check our How to Apply webpage.
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/university-of-calgary-research/
CATEGORIES:University of Calgary
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200727
DTSTAMP:20200131T211952Z
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SUMMARY:Anthropological Field Methods
DESCRIPTION:The benefits of cultural immersion are invaluable when studying anthropology: it’s an unparalleled way to experience the principles of your field first-hand. Nankai University’s Social Anthropology summer program will introduce you to field research methods while offering a rich and rewarding experience in China. \nThis 4-week course is an introduction to the basic techniques and skills of collecting field data in cultural anthropology. Topics include the history of anthropological research methods\, proposal writing\, preparations for fieldwork\, ethnographic research techniques\, and the ethics of fieldwork. The research skills developed through this program are applicable to many fields; students will come out with keen ability to observe human behaviour and identify social problems – and have the tools to document them. \nStudents will also have the chance to combine their classroom studies with various cultural activities offered as part of the program. You’ll explore the exciting seaport city of Tianjin\, from its ancient Ming and Qing dynasty buildings to the modern Tianjin Eye bridge. These encounters with a new culture and language will help you build an informed perspective on anthropology. \nNote: This program has a minimum number of students to run. If the minimum is not reached\, then the program will be cancelled. The CLIC office will inform students as soon as it knows if the program has enough students to run. If the program is cancelled\, students will be given the option to choose to participate in another CLIC summer program. \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nUndergraduate students\, preference will be given to students in the field of sociology\, anthropology\, and ethnology. \nSee How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility requirements. \nApplication Procedure\nApply with your home university to receive your travel grant. \nComplete an application with the China Scholarship Council. \nComplete an online registration form with CLIC: https://clic-horizons.symplicity.com. \nApply with the host university by filling out an application form and emailing it to studyinnankai@nankai.edu.cn . \nApplication Deadline\nTravel grant deadlines vary for Canadian universities. Check with your home university CLIC contact. \nNoon March 4\, 2020 (MST): Application with China Scholarship Council and CLIC online registration \nMidnight March 6\, 2020 (MST):  Registration with Nankai University \nContact\nInternational Student Section\nOffice for International Academic Exchanges\nNankai University\n+86 22 2350 8686\, +86 22 2350 9646 (fax)\nstudyinnankai@nankai.edu.cn \nDiscipline: History \nMajor: Ethnology \nNote: This program has a minimum participation requirement and may be cancelled if not enough students apply. The CLIC office will inform you as soon as possible if the program is cancelled. \nIf this program is not available at your university\, contact your home university CLIC liaison and see if they can add it!
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/anthropology-methods/
LOCATION:Nankai University\, Tianjin
CATEGORIES:Université Laval,University of British Columbia,University of Calgary,University of Montreal,University of Ottawa,University of Saskatchewan
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