NEW! Take advantage of this new opportunity to study alongside Chinese and international students at top-ranked Tsinghua University, located in China’s capital Beijing.
Work alongside equally ambitious students and develop relationships with top faculty in your field. Coursework taught in English in information science, electrical engineering, microelectronics, economics, management, and some sciences is available. Students with strong Chinese language ability have the full range of Tsinghua courses available. All students also have the opportunity to begin or continue Chinese language study.
Access to the full range of historical and modern attractions of greater Beijing is available by public transportation.
Students attend classes with international and/or host country students.
The program offers course work taught in English or Chinese in a variety of disciplines but primarily in the fields of engineering, economics and business.
Use the following resources to learn about courses on EAP:
- EAP Program Search provides information on general areas of study.
- Host institution online catalogs or course listings:
You are required to take a full-time course of study while abroad.
Term: 18 UC quarter units
Standard Chinese (simplified characters)
Chinese language study is available.
You may be able to engage in an internship and/or independent study for academic credit in this program. If you are interested, you can make arrangements with the EAP Study Center after arrival. In some cases, predeparture preparation is also required.
Go to the
Participants section to see current or past calendars.
You will be housed with UC students or international students in a single or shared room on campus in a foreign student dormitory. With Study Center approval, you may live off campus during the program.
EAP students are supported by UC’s network of EAP offices at every UC campus and partnerships with EAP host universities throughout the world. UC faculty and local staff abroad help students integrate into Chinese culture and provide assistance with academics, housing, safety, and other issues.