Fall 2013 Semester
Information Sessions
Free Hour (12:45 - 2:10)
Tuesday, February 26 - Old Westbury: Anna Rubin Hall, Room 309
Thursday, February 28 - Manhattan: 16 West 61 street, Room 623
Contact Us:
globalexchange@nyit.edu or 212.261.1517.

Spend Your Fall 2013 Semester in China!
The Opportunity of a Lifetime
How the Program Works
For less than the cost of your tuition at NYIT in New York, you can now spend a semester in Nanjing, the capital of the Jiangsu Province, on the world-famous Yangtze River in eastern China. Take the same classes you would in New York but experience Nanjing:
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Take a full semester's worth of courses with other NYIT students from Nanjing and New York. Learn Mandarin Chinese as you deepen your understanding of one the world's most important cultures.
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The Spring 2013 semester begins at the end of February and ends in ealry June.
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One program fee includes tuition in Nanjing, plus full accommodations, a meal allowance, cultural program, and roundtrip airfare to and from Nanjing.
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Experience an exciting cultural program that may include a weekend in Shanghai and visits to local historical and cultural sites such as the mausoleum of Sun Yat Sen, the father of the Chinese revolution, and to Confucius Temple.
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Live in a fully furnished apartment with other exchange students. Each apartment has two bedrooms (each with desks and a closet); a living room-dining room; kitchen with stove, refrigerator, sink, and water cooler; a bathroom with Western-style toilet, shower, sink, and hot water heater; and a heating and air conditioning unit.
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Accommodations are just a 15-minute walk from the campus classrooms and 20-minute walk to the subway to downtown Nanjing. There is also a free shuttle bus to the downtown Nanjing NUPT campus.
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Shops, movie theaters, fast food, pharmacies and restaurants within walking distance from your campus.
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There are sports facilities close by, including a weight-lifting gym, basketball and tennis courts, martial arts mat rooms, indoor basketball, dance rooms, running track, and more.
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And, we'll be there to meet you at the airport when you arrive!
Cost
The cost for the Fall 2013 Semester at Nanjing program:
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Fall NY tuition rate
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HTH Worldwide global program's student health insurance
The program cost covers tuition (12-17 credits), roundtrip economy airfare, full accommodations, meal allowance, and a cultural program.
Courses
Students can choose from among the following tentative courses:
* denotes tentatively available
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CHIN 101 – Chinese I
FCIQ 101 – Foundations of Inquiry*
PHIL 110 – Introduction to Philosophy*
WRIT 111 – Composition I*
FCSC 101 - Scientific Process
FCWR 161 – Foundations of Writing II
FCWR 301- Business Writing
WRIT 316 – Technical Writing*
LITR 440 – Multicultural Literature*
SPCH 205 – Professional Speech*
PSCI 230 – International Relations*
HIST 240 – History of Technology
BIOL 101 – Humanity and the Biological Universe*
CHEM 107 – Engineering Chemistry I
PHYS 170 – Physics I*
PHYS 180 – Physics II*
PHYS 225 – Modern Physics*
CSCI 170 – Computer Architecture*
CSCI 180 – Programming II*
CSCI 300 – Database Management
CSCI 230 – Discrete Structures*
CSCI 318 – Programming Languages*
CSCI 330 – Operating Systems tuturioral*
CSCI 370 – Computer Networks*
CSCI 312 – Theory of Computation
CSCI 405 – Distributed Database Systems
CSCI 420 – Computer Graphics II
CSCI 450 – Seminar Project
ICSC 309 – Technology and Global Issues
EENG 270 – Introduction to Electronics Circuits*
EENG 281 – Electrical Circuits II*
EENG 370 - Microprocessors
EENG 382 – Random Signals and Statistics*
EENG 401 – Communication Theory*
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EENG 480 – Communication Network Design
EENG 489 – Design Project
EENG 491 – Senior Design Project
EENG 275 – Electronics Laboratory I*
EENG 360 – Electronics Laboratory III*
EENG 403 – Electronics Laboratory IV*
TEVE 101 – Fundamentals of Television Production*
JOUR 101 – Journalism*
RADI 101 – Radio Production*
FILM 210 - Film History
ADVG 101 - Advertising
COMM 210 – Broadcast History and Criticism*
COMM 301 – Communication Law
TEVE 250 – Video Editing*
TEVE 320 – Directing*
TEVE 340 – Scriptwriting*
TEVE 401 – Advanced TV Workshop I
TEVE 402 – Set/Lighting
TEVE 410 – Advanced TV Workshop II
ECON 101 – Basic Economics*
ECON 110 – Principles of Economics II
ACCT 110 – Managerial Accounting*
LLAW 101 – Business Law*
FINC 201 – Corporate Finance*
FINC 301 – International Financial Management*
QANT 305 – Quantitative Management*
MRKT 101 - Marketing
MRKT 310 – Import-Export*
ECON 320 – International Economics and Finance*
ECON 325 – Economic Development
INTL 440 – Cross-Cultural Promotional Concepts and Practices
MIST 101 - Infromation Systems
MIST 450 – E-Commerce
MRKT 101 – Introduction to Marketing*
MRKT 310 - Import-Export
MGMT 301 – International Business tutorial*
MGMT 325 – Management of Technology-based Ventures I*
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Eligibility
This program is open to all undergraduate students. Students must be fully admitted and in good academic standing, and must enroll for full-time course load in Nanjing (minimum of 12 credits).
Financial Aid
Any institutional aid (NYIT scholarships) students currently receive may be applied to the cost of this program; federal and state financial aid is currently not applicable. Students who require additional financial assistance may wish to apply for private or alternative loans. For more information, please contact the Center for Global Exchange at globalexchange@nyit.edu or 212.261.1517.
Apply Now
Deadline to apply is May 1! For an application and to find out more about this exciting opportunity, please contact the Center for Global Exchange at globalexchange@nyit.edu or 212.261.1517.
Learn More
NYIT-Nanjing is the first U.S. undergraduate campus in China. The campus opened in 2007, with undergraduate programs in computer science, communication arts, and electrical and computer engineering in Nanjing, the bustling capital of Jiangsu Province, 186 miles west of Shanghai. Learn more about NYIT-Nanjing.