Tuesday, January 29, 2008
by: Sung Shim

Schedule in 2008 - June 5-18, 2008

For Graduate & Undergrad Students, Faculty & Alumni

Information Lunch Meeting: Friday, February 8, 2008, Noon, Jubilee Hall 6th Fl. Library

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 2008

The Stillman School of Business and the Department of Asian Studies at the Seton Hall University, in collaboration with the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) in Beijing, China, offer the June-In-China Program, in which students have a chance to experience firsthand one of the world’s most unique and industrious societies. You will visit Beijing, Xi’an (historical city), and Shanghai – (three greatest cities in China), plus sightseeing to the Great Wall, Terra Cotta Army and more on the trip.

Spend 2 weeks in China and earn 3 or 6 credits.

“Don’t miss this life changing experience”

In this study abroad program, Seton Hall and the UIBE offer a team-taught course and an opportunity to complete an independent study course. Students are required to register for

• BMGT4552 China in Global Economy - Undergraduate (3 credits)
• BMGT7552 China in Global Economy - Graduate Level (3 credits)

and/or

• ASIA 5195 SP Directed Studies - Undergraduate
• ASIA 9195 SP Directed Studies - Graduate level

The courses focus on China’s important role in the global economy. The courses are designed to develop a better understanding of the different aspects & the current developments of the Chinese economy.

Contact Information:

• Dr. Jason Yin, Stillman School of Business, Jubilee Hall 683, (973) 761-9360, yinjason@shu.edu
• Dr. Dongdong Chen, Dept. of Asian Studies, Fahy 251B, 973-761-9465, chendong@shu.edu

Trip & Payment Details:

Students will pay directly to Seton Hall University all required fees and tuition costs separately as specified in the summer course catalog. Seton Hall normally gives a 25% discount off tuition for courses taken off-campus. The trip package cost, $2,650, includes international and local airfare, entry visa fee, lodging, scheduled sightseeing, class field trips and exit fees (some food is included). Payment for the trip should be remitted to SHU June-In-China Program. Participants stay at a hotel near the UIBE (with air conditioning, shower/bath, and western style toilet) two to a room. Free breakfast is available in the hotel dining hall. For lunch and dinner, you can eat at UIBE or at any restaurant of your choice.

For more information please contact:
Jason Yin
973-761-9360
yinjason@shu.edu