Cultural Immersion: Immerse yourself in the enchanting city of Shanghai, where traditional Chinese heritage converges with modern innovation. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Bund, Yu Garden, and the Shanghai Museum, witnessing the juxtaposition of old and new. Gain a deeper appreciation for Chinese culture as you learn about the Soong sisters, their remarkable contributions, and their profound impact on shaping China's political landscape. Experience the vibrant atmosphere, taste local delicacies, and engage in meaningful interactions with the local community, fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
Academic Enrichment: Experience the academic excellence of Wesleyan College through our rigorous course offerings. Engage in intellectually stimulating courses taught by experienced faculty members, encompassing a wide range of disciplines and exploring pressing global issues. Whether you're studying business, humanities, social sciences, or other fields, our program provides a platform for intellectual growth, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning. Immerse yourself in lively discussions, collaborative projects, and experiential learning opportunities that will broaden your academic horizons and inspire your intellectual curiosity.
Building International Relations: As you embark on this international educational journey, you become a part of a global community that fosters understanding, collaboration, and lifelong connections. Inspired by the Soong sisters' legacy, we believe that education transcends boundaries and has the power to shape nations. Through this program, you will have the opportunity to interact with students from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, forging meaningful friendships and fostering global networks. Gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of our world, and contribute to building international relations that will shape the future.
Course Code | COURSE NAME |
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ARH 126 | Art History I: Prehistoric to 16th Century |
ARH 230 | Art History II: 16th to 20th Century |
ACC 205 | Principles of Finance |
BUS 303 | Principles of Marketing |
BUS 310 | Business Law |
ACC/BUS 333 | Business Information Systems |
BUS 315 | Principles of Management |
BUS 318 | Human Resources Management |
ECO 102 | Issues in Macroeconomics |
ECO 104 | Issues in Microeconomics |
ECO 202 | Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory |
ECO 204 | Intermediate Microeconomic Theory |
ECO 300 | Money and Banking |
COM 202 | Public Speaking |
COM 215 | Introduction to Media Studies |
COM 216 | Intercultural Communication |
ENG 101 | English Composition: Essays |
ENG 213 | Survey of United States Literature |
HIS 125 | The Emergence of the Modern World |
HIS 135 | The American Experience Since 1877 |
HIS 257 | African-American History |
MAT 205 | Calculus I |
MAT 206 | Calculus II |
MAT 207 | Calculus III |
MAT 210 | Linear Algebra |
MAT 220 | Statistical Methods |
PHI 101 | Introduction to Philosophy |
PSY 101 | General Psychology |
REL 225 | Exploring the World's Religions |
ESC 150 | Principles of Environmental Science |
BIO 110 | Principles of Biology I: Biological Processes |
CHM 101 | General Chemistry I |
NUR 205 | The Principles of Nutrition |
CSC 216 | Programming 1 |
SPA 101 | Elementary Spanish 1 |