SUMMER: May 26 - June 24, 2008
In conjunction with the Sichuan University in Chengdu, China, the University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point, Division of Business and Economics and the International Programs Office offer a study abroad program focusing on Business Administration/Economics Internship Experience in China.
There are many reasons to study in China with UWSP, these include:
Click here to learn more about China.
Application Deadline: February 15, 2008, although late applications may be taken. Contact the International programs Office on available space. Application requires a $250 deposit to secure a spot. Group limit is 20 participants.
Go to the Applications page to find out how to get an application.
The program is open to sociology majors and minors, as well as students from any major who share an interest in British society and culture, particularly urban, town, and rural life. All participants must be registered in the course, whether they take it for credit or not, and will be expected to participate in the program at that intellectual level. In addition, the itinerary is demanding and involves a great deal of walking and hiking, climbing of towers, carrying of one's own luggage, etc. Excellent physical condition is therefore imperative.
BUSINESS 496 - Internship in Business Administration ECONOMICS 497 - Internship in Economics
Students who are majoring/minoring in Business Administration, Economics or Managerial Accounting, and who have made substantial progress toward graduation in these fields are given priority for acceptance. Special consideration will be given to non-majors/minors who have had significant coursework in this area.
Dr. Gary Mullins gmullins@uwsp.edu 715-346-2728
Dr. Gary Mullins has 15 years of business experience working for major corporations and founding his own consulting firm prior to completing his Ph.D. in Economics at Washington University in St. Louis. He has been teaching business and economics courses at UW-SP since 1994. His areas of specialization are finance, investments and business strategy, and he is also the Chair of the Division of Business and Economics. In 2002, Dr. Mullins, along with Dr. Jin Wang (former UWSP professor of Economics), co-founded the China Internship Program.
Approximately $4,600-$5,100 Estimation based on 15 participants
Cost Includes:
There is a surcharge for other non-residents of only $250. Click here for latest price estimates
Up to ten weeks before the start of the program, all fees except the initial $250 deposit will be refunded. After the time, tuition, airline, tour costs and housing charges are assessed. If the program would be cancelled, all fees will be refunded. Because exchange rates and airline prices fluctuate, International Programs reserves the right to cancel, surcharge, or to alter the program.
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