global discovery 2010: china. what is global discovery? funded by usc upstate office of student...
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GLOBAL DISCOVERY 2010: CHINA
What is Global Discovery?
Funded by USC Upstate Office of Student Affairs and the Center for International Studies (CIS).
Each year students are awarded an expense-paid trip to some international destination.
Interested students must complete an application providing all supplemental materials and submit by March 5th to CIS.
2010 Global Discovery: CHINA
Zhejiang Forestry University (ZFU)
Located in Lin’an, China, in Zhejiang province
USC Upstate partner university Near provincial capital of Hangzhou 3 ½ hours from Shanghai
Zhejiang Forestry University
Program Schedule
Pre-departure course: May 10 -13 at USC Upstate May 15 departure from USA May 16 arrive on campus; welcome dinner May 17 walking tour of campus; tour of downtown; Chinese
folk music May 18 Tai Chi; Chinese language; calligraphy and paper
cutting classes May 19 Tai Chi; Chinese language; China Tea Culture; fitness
activities May 20 Trip to Wuzhen May 21 Chinese language, painting; party May 22 Trip to Hangzhou
Program Schedule (cont.)
May 23 Tai Chi; Chinese language; local tours to historical sites
May 24 Trip to Tianmu Mountain May 25 FREE day for exploration May 26 Tai Chi; Chinese economy and language May 27 Departure for Shanghai and city tour May 28 Departure for USA
May 16 – 28, 2010
What is included?
Housing in University dorms Meals Excursions to sites and cities of interest On-site tour leader Insurance Ground transportation to and from
airport in China Roundtrip air transportation from USA to
CHINA
What is NOT included?
USC Upstate tuition (for 3-hr. course) Books Incidental/ personal expenses Costs of passport/visa
Estimated costs not covered: USC Upstate tuition: approx. $1,000
Incidental expenses: $150
Books and materials: $100
Passport/ visa: $250
How do I apply?
Get an application Complete all requirements Submit to CIS by March 5, 2010
When will I know?
All applications will be reviewed and candidates selected by March 26, 2010.
For more information contact: Center for International Studies, 202 CLC