Summer: Antai Global Summer Program- Study China's Economy in Shanghai

Antai Global Summer Program（AGSP）was initiated by Antai College of Economics and Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2013. Every year, the English-taught summer program gathers a hundred international students from over 30 countries and regions. AGSP is a great opportunity to explore more about business and culture in China in a globally engaging way. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the Chinese economy and culture with in-class coursework, company visits, social events. Learn more on their website.

Program Locations

China

Shanghai

Shanghai is the heart of China's economic development and a major business center in the world. It is headquartered by a great number of world's top corporations and has attracted many foreign invested financial institutions, all embracing the vibrant and rigorous business environment of this cosmopolitan city.

The Xuhui Campus is one of the five campuses of Shanghai Jiao Tao University. It is within walking distance from Xujiahui Central Business District, which is one of the most dynamic business areas in Shanghai. The various shopping centers, dinning places theatres and other facilities are all within easy reach to provide students with a convenient life.*

*Source https://summerschool.sjtu.edu.cn/Data/List/About

Academics

Recognized as one of Asia’s top business schools, Antai College of Economics & Management (ACEM) is experienced in designing curriculum of rich academic components combined with real-world business immersion practice. In addition to in-class lecturing, the AGSP also includes company visits, executive speaker seminars, unique cultural and social activities. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the Chinese economy and culture throughout the three-week program which is carefully planned to include in-class coursework, company visits, social events and cultural tours.

The program includes exclusive visits to leading companies in various industries and across types of companies (MNC, JV , SOE), and lectures by industry executives and leading experts in their fields.

Students can participate in social events characterized by Chinese culture and excursions to famous landmarks in one of the most exciting cities in the world. Acquire first-hand understanding of Chinese culture. Plus, Chinese language courses are also included in the program and are offered at a differentiated level so as to cater to the majority’s learning needs.

To read the courses that were offered in 2024, click here.

Read more about the summer school here https://summerschool.sjtu.edu.cn/Data/List/About

Sample Schedule

Click here to view a sample schedule from 2024. Your schedule can be different, as it subject to change at Antai's discretion.

Information session: Jan. 15, 2025 Sign up here LINK

Housing and Meals

More information soon.

Scholarships

Rutgers Global–Study Abroad Scholarships

Available to all Rutgers students participating in a Rutgers Global–Study Abroad program. Applications can be found inside of your study abroad program application. For more information, please visit the Scholarship section of our website.

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships

Pell eligible students may apply to the Gilman Scholarships. Deadline for summer program is typically in March. Check their website for more information.

YES (Young Envoys Scholarship)

The YES Program is open to American youth aged between 13 to 45 years old, especially those enrolled in or working at public and private schools and universities in the United States, as well as young scholars. It also welcomes professionals dedicated to strengthening U.S.-China relations, including employees and freelancers. All participants are required to be in good health and fit for international travel.

Interested U.S. participants could visit the YES Program website at https://www.youthlink.cn for detailed information about various programs, including short-term study programs during semester, summer schools, short-term internships, preparatory courses, and short-term exchange visits. Prospective participants could directly contact the program liaisons at Chinese institutions for further information.

WHAT COST WOULD BE COVERED OR TAKEN BY APPLICANTS?

Costs vary depending on the Chinese host institution. Generally, host institutions cover most in-country expenses, including accommodation, meals, activities, and local transportation for YES program participants. Some specialized programs may require tuition fees. Participants are typically responsible for personal costs such as passport fees, roundtrip airfare, medical and travel insurance, For accurate details, it is recommended to consult the specific host institution.

Questions: yes@ceaie.edu.cn