Dear Students,
This message is posted on behalf of International Relations Office, Global Opportunities. Please direct all enquiries to Ms Joyce Ting at irojt@nus.edu.sg.
BUSINESS CHINA YOUTH CHAPTER – CHINA LEARNING JOURNEY (13 – 22 DEC 2012; BEIJING)
Participate in the China Learning Journey organised by Business China (www.businesschina.org.sg/en.php) this December to gain a holistic view of the business environment in this Asian economic giant, while building new friendships and networks.
Taking place in the capital city of Beijing, highlights of the trip include visits to large companies (Singapore-owned, China-owned or joint-ventures), the Tianjin Eco-City and historical monuments. Participants will also engage their peers from Chinese universities (Peking University, Tsinghua University, University of International Business and Economics) in student forums, on a wide variety of topics ranging from politics to the arts.
Please refer to attached Fact Sheet for more information about the programme and the Business China Youth Chapter.
China Learning Journey Fact Sheet
1. What is the programme fee?
The programme fee of SGD 600 is heavily subsidised by Business China and China Hanban. It includes airfare, ground transport, accommodation and most meals. Participants will be responsible for insurance, visa fees (if any) and personal expenses.
2. Am I eligible to participate?
- This programme is open to Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents only.
- Undergraduates who are currently in Year 2 and above of their studies at NUS.
- Must not be graduating at the end of this semester.
- Have a CAP of 3.5 and above.
- Strong interest and knowledge about China-related issues preferred.
3. How do I apply?
Complete the attached IRO application form and email it to irojt@nus.edu.sg by 12 noon on Monday, 29 October 2012. Attach a copy of your latest unofficial NUS transcript. Additional supporting documents showing your participation in events (and interest) on China-related issues will be helpful to your application. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
Up to five applicants will be nominated to Business China, who will make the final decision on the participants. More information about the programme will be provided by Business China to participants upon final selection.
4. Questions?
Questions about the programme can be directed to:
Joyce TING (Ms)
International Relations Office
Email: irojt@nus.edu.sg
5. About Business China
Business China was launched in November 2007 by then Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao. It is a platform integrating language, economic and cultural elements. The mission of Business China is to nurture an inclusive bilingual and bi-cultural group of Singaporeans through extensive use of the Chinese language as the medium of communication, so as to sustain Singapore’s multicultural heritage, and to develop a cultural and economic bridge linking the world and China.