The Program
Discover history, discover future, come to Beijing, the capital of China and study Management and Economics with the world renown Guanghua School of Management at Peking University (a member of the elite C9 League of Chinese Universities) in China!
Grounded in the rich cultural legacy of Peking University, the Guanghua School of Management is an institution comprised of scholars, pioneers, and innovators; and is at the forefront of China’s social and economic progress. As a business school at the forefront of the world’s most rapidly growing economy, studying with Guanghua is a unique opportunity to start your global career.
Program Locations
Beijing
Beijing, located in Northern China, is the capital of the country. It is the second largest city in China with a population of 20 million. With a history of 3,000 years, Beijing presents its ancient culture as well as its modern civilization through the architecture and museums – including 7 UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Great Wall and Forbidden City. Beijing is the cultural, political and educational center of China and attracts tens of millions of visitors nationwide as well as from different countries every year. As an exchange student, you will have the opportunity to engage in academic discourse and gain a deeper understanding of the business environment in China. As Beijing is the heart of China, you will not only enjoy the PKU culture, but also live in one of the world’s most dynamic and historic cities.
Academics
Students studying at Peking University (PKU) will have access to Chinese and English-taught courses at Guanghua School of Management. Courses range from management to economics, and can include a small number of courses in other schools and departments at PKU. For students who are fluent in Mandarin, you will be able to enroll in regular University classes. In order to have an idea of what classes are available, you should visit the Guanghua School of Management website.
You will need to be sure that you are registered as a full-time student according to PKU and Rutgers University. The credit translation system between Peking University and Rutgers University is 1:1, meaning a 3-credit course at Peking University will also be a 3-credit course on your Rutgers University transcript. That means you will need to take at least 12 credits per semester. It is not possible to take classes as not-for-credit or pass/fail.
For information about Study Abroad credit transfer, registration, and transcripts please visit the Academics section of our website.
Housing and Meals
More details to come...
For more information about recommended accommodations and guidance, please visit the Accommodations web page.
Financial Information
Program Costs
NJ Residents | Non-NJ Resident | |
---|---|---|
ATW Program Cost* | $10,000 | $13,900 |
Program Cost includes:
• Tuition
• Administrative Fees
• Emergency Medical Access Abroad
• *Access the World (ATW)
Out-of-Pocket Costs
Airfare | $1,700 |
Housing | $3,300 |
Meals | $1,000 |
Visa | $140 |
Books and Classroom Materials | $150 |
Local Transportation | $300 |
Personal Expenses | $1,000 |
Total | $7,590.00 |
Out-of-Pocket Cost includes:
The above costs are estimations and represent the known out-of-pocket costs students encounter during their time abroad.
Some of these expenses will be paid for prior to going abroad, such as an airline ticket, while some of these expenses, such as meals and personal expenses, will be paid in-country as part of your daily expenses. As you plan, you will need to budget these costs and spend wisely throughout your time abroad.
Program Costs
NJ Residents | Non-NJ Resident | |
---|---|---|
ATW Program Cost* | $10,000 | $13,900 |
Program Cost includes:
• Tuition
• Administrative Fees
• Emergency Medical Access Abroad
• *Access the World (ATW)
Out-of-Pocket Costs
Airfare | $1,700 |
Housing | $3,300 |
Meals | $1,000 |
Visa | $140 |
Books and Classroom Materials | $150 |
Local Transportation | $300 |
Personal Expenses | $1,000 |
Total | $7,590.00 |
Out-of-Pocket Cost includes:
The above costs are estimations and represent the known out-of-pocket costs students encounter during their time abroad.
Some of these expenses will be paid for prior to going abroad, such as an airline ticket, while some of these expenses, such as meals and personal expenses, will be paid in-country as part of your daily expenses. As you plan, you will need to budget these costs and spend wisely throughout your time abroad.