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SUA offers a study abroad program at CET Beijing, Beijing Institute of Education. This program is best-suited for students seeking complete cultural immersion.
Location
Beijing is the capital of China, located in the north, with more than 21 million residents. Its history stretches back three millennia.
Business Capital
Beijing is a global leader in economics, politics, business, finance, education, technology, and diplomacy. It houses the largest number of Fortune 500 companies in the world.
Culture
Beijing is renowned for its opulent palaces, temples, gardens, tombs, walls, and gates. It has seven UNESCO sites and mountains surrounding the city on three sides.
Beijing people are really good at hosting friends from other areas. They took me to so many fun and good food restaurants. They taught me the traditional way of eating and drinking.
Program Characteristics
The fall semester takes place from late August to mid-December. The spring semester begins in early February and ends in late May.
3.0 GPA
The Beijing Institute of Education provides a well-organized curriculum and highly-trained teachers. Courses are available in six levels from beginner to advanced.
You may learn traditional Chinese painting techniques, experience the Peking Opera, learn how to play jianzi (Chinese hacky sack) with locals in Beihai Park, or wander the hutongs (traditional residential area with narrow alleys). Possible excursions may include three overnight and weekly trips in and around Beijing, including a trip to the Great Wall.
You will live with Chinese roommates in a newly-renovated dormitory. You will also have a Chinese host family you can visit on the weekends.
