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SUMMARY:Nankai Summer Program
DESCRIPTION:This program has two sessions. \nJune 29-July 10\, 2020        Language and Culture I (in Chinese and English) \nTo appreciate the beauty of language and culture from different angles\, namely Mandarin\, Ancient Chinese philosophy\, history\, culture\, custom\, tradition\, mythology\, traditional arts\, Chinese cuisines\, traditional costumes\, architecture\, furniture\, antique\, tourism and so on \nJuly 13-July 24\, 2020          The Belt and Road Initiative and China’s Development (in English) \nTo comprehensively understand the essence of the Silk Road and share experiences\, it will be introduced and discussed around policy\, culture\, society\, geography\, travel\, infrastructure\, trade\, e-business\, logistics\, finance and people \n  \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nSee How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility requirements. \nApplication Procedure\nApply with your home university to confirm your option and 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. \nApplication Deadline\nOption confirmation and travel 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. \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: Literature \nMajor: Chinese Language and Literature
URL:https://clicstudyinchina.com/program/nankai-summer-language-program/
LOCATION:Nankai University\, Tianjin
CATEGORIES:University of Alberta
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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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SUMMARY:Nankai Economics Program
DESCRIPTION:This program consists of two courses:\nDoing Business in China \nMore than ever\, those who understand Chinese policies\, practices\, and customs have a major advantage in the world market. “Doing Business in China” is the ultimate how-to for engaging the world’s second largest economy. \nSince entering the world market in 1978\, the nation has worked toward globalization and trade cooperation. Foreign trade has become one of China’s most dynamic and fastest-growing sectors\, placing China among the world’s most influential players. The first half of this program provides an overview of China’s foreign trade reforms\, including the nation’s entry into the WTO and the economic restructuring that came as a result. The second half of the program will introduce you to the practical aspects of doing business in China\, where you’ll learn theß specific laws\, procedures\, and customs around doing business and setting up a firm. \nChina’s foreign trade development has strengthened the nation’s ties with the rest of the world\, especially Canada. You’ll find that a background in China’s business culture will boost your career prospects at home and abroad! \nBelt and Road: China’s Economic Development \nAll eyes are on China as the country grows in economic power at an unparalleled pace. Hosted in Tianjin\, this program is designed for international students to learn about China’s economic development since 1978. \nThe program begins with focus on China’s Belt and Road Initiative\, the government’s open market strategy. You’ll review the purpose of the initiative as well as the controversy that comes with it; while it’s a welcome push for economic diplomacy\, the initiative faces challenges over long-term sustainability\, trade imbalance\, and property rights. You will also look at China’s trade activities in a global context\, examining how aging and population influence the country’s competitive advantage\, and how RMB exchange rates impact the World Trade Organization and its members. \nThroughout this program you’ll discover how economics have influenced China’s history\, culture\, politics\, and identity. Students leave well-equipped to pursue specialized studies in China or further education in economics and foreign trade. \nProgram Specific Eligibility Requirements\nRecommended for 3rd or 4th year students. \nSee How to Apply page for general CLIC eligibility requirements. \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. \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: Economics \nMajor: China Economics \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/nankai-economic-programs/
LOCATION:Nankai University\, Tianjin
CATEGORIES:Dalhousie University,University of Alberta,University of Ottawa,University of Saskatchewan
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