Participants learn how to make themselves valued contributors to a Chinese operation in the participant’s field of knowledge.

 

Past internships include:

Tenwen Law Offices; Ries, Chuang & Wong Branding Strategies; CCTV; Hunan Television; China Investment & Trade Commission; Guizhou World Bank Cultural Heritage Preservation Project

 

Applicants must have:

• Existing Chinese proficiency

• An identified area of specialization or domain

 

Because interns are doing real work, all internship hosts provide some form of compensation. Depending on the host, this ranges from free housing to a full-time salary.

 

The 2011 program fee of $5,500 includes visa arrangement, a 2-week pre-internship workshop, workshop housing, internship placement and supervision, and internship verification for home institution credit transfer.

 

For more information, contact Professor Xiaobin Jian at jian.1@osu.edu.