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Summer Term: June 11th to August 8th, 2010 The Shanghai Intensive Chinese Language Program at Shanghai’s Fudan University offers Chinese language study at the first, second, and third-year levels. Students spend eight weeks living and studying in China's largest and most vibrant city. An undeniably modern city, Shanghai preserves the legacy of its strong colonial past. The coursework centers around 15 hours each week of language instruction, emphasizing grammar, oral comprehension, and speaking. Language courses are augmented by a week-long excursion to historic northern cities such as Beijing and Xi'an, weekend travel to nearby southern cities such as Suzhou and other "water towns," and visits to local cultural sites. Upon successful completion of the program, students earn eight Boston University credits. |
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Fudan University
Fudan University, one of China’s leading universities, was founded in 1905. The word "Fudan," literally meaning "heavenly light shines day after day," suggests inexhaustible self-reliance and industriousness. Fudan confers bachelor's degrees in 70 academic disciplines and graduate degrees in 225. There are also 25 research stations that offer postdoctoral fellowships. Fudan now has an enrollment of 27,000 full-time degree candidates and the second-largest foreign student population in China— some 2,800 students from around the world. Fudan boasts a qualified faculty of over 2,500 full-time professors and researchers. For more information on Fudan University visit www.fudan.edu.cn/englishnew.
Contact us at 617-353-9888 or abroad@bu.edu