Centre for East Asian Studies

International Summer School on Policy and Education 2007

• Type of Event:
  3 Week International Summer School with the option of staying an additional week afterwards for personal independent study
  
  
• For Students from the Following Partner Universities:
  
  National Chi Nan International University, Taiwan
  Asia University, Taiwan
  Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
  Zhongshan University, China
  
  
  

• Duration:
  Standard Summer School Package: 3 Week Duration: (9th-28th July)
  Check in Date/Arrival Date: Sunday 8th July 2007
  Departure Date: Saturday 28th July 2007
  
  Extended Summer School Package: 4 Week Duration: (9th July-4th August 2007)
  Check in Date/Arrival Date: Sunday 8th July 2007
  Departure Date: Saturday 4th August 2007
  
  

• Costs:
  Please see seperate information relating to costs here.
  
  

• Accommodation:
  For accommodation information, please click here
  
  

• Capacity:
  
  We have a minimum of 45 places up to a maximum of 60, allocated on a first come first served basis.
  
  

• Booking:
  
  Bookings are made via your Institution only by the 14th May 2007. A £200 deposit to secure your place must be paid to your University by April 30th 2007.
  The outstanding balance will be payable on arrival. Please read the following further information relating to costs.
  
  Please supply a passport sized photograph with your application with your name printed clearly on the reverse of the photograph.
  
  
  
  

• Location: University of Bristol, Centre for East Asian Studies, 8 Woodland Road, Bristol, BS8 1TN
  
  
  

Objectives:

The main objectives of the International Summer School on Policy and Education are as follows:

• To promote international student exchanges between the University of Bristol and Universities from Asia;
  
  
• Provide students from Asia with the opportunity to study at the University of Bristol;
  
  
• Introduce students from Universities based in Asia to the most current debates in social / public /education policy and management issues in Europe and Britain;
  
  
• Enable students from Asia to appreciate cross cultural learning experiences in the U.K;
  
  
• The Summer School will provide a conducive language environment for students from Asia to improve their professional English skills through various language-related activities at the University of Bristol;
  
  
• Allows students from Asia to undertake further postgraduate overseas study opportunities.

• To view the teaching/research interests of the staff involved please click here >>
  
  

For further information please contact Emma Holland