Higher Education Administration in China

Details and Cost

About the Program

China’s culture is known for its deep respect for teaching and learning. This ancient tradition endures in modern China through its colleges and universities as well as its overseas students who have made a significant impact on American campuses and the global economy. The 2 week study tour explores these themes by visiting universities in the major cities of Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi'an, studying Chinese history and philosophy and touring key cultural sites.

*Language proficiency in Mandarin is not required.

Location	Shanghai, China
Program Type	Faculty-Led Program
Program Term	Summer
Program Dates	May 23 - June 6, 2020
Language of Instruction	English
Budget	View Budget
Living Arrangements	Hotel accommodations and international student housing
Additional Information	Faculty-Led study abroad programs may require group travel. Please reach out to your IAP Coordinator prior to making any travel arrangements.

Program Housing Statement: Stony Brook University is required to comply with the housing policies of the host country, partner institution and/or hotel/hostel. These policies may include requirements such as sex-based housing placement.

Requirements

GPA	3.0
Other Requirements	All matriculated students enrolled in the Higher Education Administration program who are in good academic standing. Transfer students from other graduate programs may apply for non-matriculated status.
Application Deadline	February 21, 2020

Candidates may be interviewed to determine their qualifications for participating and representing Stony Brook University abroad

Program Highlights

Visit to universities, including the premier institutions of Tsinghua U. and Peking U.
Tour major cities of Shanghai, Beijing, and Xi'an.
Visit the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Terra-cotta Warriors Museum, and other major cultural attractions of China, including seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Stay in hotel accommodations and international student housing.
Travel on China’s bullet trains at 190 mph.

Academic Information
Course Information

All students will enroll in HEA 560 Comparative University Systems: Higher Education in China. Satisfactory completion of the course grants three credits towards the Master of Arts in Higher Education Administration.

Eligibility
- All matriculated students enrolled in the Higher Education Administration program who are in good academic standing.
- Transfer students from other graduate programs may apply for non-matriculated status.
- Mandarin proficiency is not required.
Academic Policies
- Credits earned on this program will calculate toward a student's GPA at Stony Brook University. Non-SBU students are advised to check their home university policy on grade and credit transfer.
- Students following the Stony Brook Curriculum (SBC) may request for GLO and EXP+ in addition to requirements fulfilled by their coursework.