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Study abroad, teach abroad, work abroad, intern abroad, volunteer abroad

For best Chinese language study abroad, try these Bard-approved programs:

  • PIB (summer only) Princeton in Beijing http://www.princeton.edu/pib January 31st deadline (better to apply earlier) Located at Beijing Normal University, Beijing (1/12 for aid)
  • ACC (year-round) Associated Colleges in China http://www.hamilton.edu/academics/acc October 15, March 1 (summer, rolling admission) Located at Capital University of Economics and Business, Beijing
  • IUP (year-round) Inter-University Program, http://ieas.berkeley.edu/iup January 10, January 31 (summer, rolling admission) Located at Tsinghua University, Beijing
  • ICLP (year-round) International Chinese Language Program, http://iclp.ntu.edu.tw April 30, March 31 (summer) Located at National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan Consider Intensive Language Institute

Think you can't afford study abroad? If you received a Pell grant, try http://www.iie.org//programs/gilman

www.goabroad.com
www.cetacademicprograms.com
www.accessmandarin.com
www.iiepassport.org
www.petersons.com/stdyabrd/select/c021se.html
www.ief-usa.org
www.statravel.com
www.studyvacation.com
www.storiesfromchina.com
www.asiacouncil.org
www.iyhf.org
www.usservas.org
www.iie.org, Post-bacchalaureate Fulbrights for US citizens www.studyabroad-china.net


Meet Bard alumni/ae who have lived in China and taught English in high school;
Acted in Chinese films;
Pursued their study of Chinese and other topics;
Graduated from Bard's graduate programs such as the Center for Curatorial Studies (contemporary art).
Contact gould@bard.edu for introductions.


Write a prize-winning paper as Sam Saperstein ('07) did.
"Civil Unrest in Contemporary China: Some Implications for U.S.-China Relation".
Compete for the Marleigh Grayer Prize and present your paper at the October meeting of the New York Conference on Asian Studies. Completed papers are due each year by June 1. To view the current guidelines, visit:
http://www.newpaltz.edu/asianstudies/nycas/MGRPrizeGuidelines.htm


Need help on your paper topic or senior project in Asian Studies?
Tried all the Bard Asian Studies faculty? Try Vassar or SUNY New Paltz faculty.
www.asianstudies.vassar.edu
www.newpaltz.edu/asianstudies


New York City resources with many events
www.asiainnyc.org/2_0_feature.html
www.asiasociety.org, Asia Society
www.chinainstitute.org, China Institute
www.japansociety.org, Japan Society
www.koreasociety.org, Korea Society
www.moca-nyc.org, MoCA - Museum of Chinese in the Americas


Interested in contemporary art in China?
www.courtyard-gallery.com
www.artnet.com/courtyard.html
www.chinese-art.com/newsletters/dec2001.htm
www.shanghart.com/home.htm
www.timezone8.com/galleryad/redgate0802.htm


Interested in China's environment?
http://nature.org/wherewework/asiapacific/china/
www.wwfchina.org/english/
www.environmentaldefense.org (then do advanced search for China)
www.NRDC.org, then search for China
www.greensos.org, Chinese student environmental activists site
www.chinaenvironment.net
www.khampacaravan.com, trekking


Interested in Chinese music?
www.musicfromchina.org



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