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The Department of Marketing and International Business,Frank G. Zarb School of Business, offers a unique summer

program in Beijing and Shanghai, China!

Travel OverviewWe will visit Beijing, the capital city and the political and cultural center of the country; Tianjin, a major port city and commercial center on the Bohai Bay, east of Beijing; and Shanghai, the “New York City” of China.

Program Highlights4A one-day trip to Tianjin via bullet train4A four-day trip to Shanghai, the largest metropolis in China, to visit the World Expo 2010 and other exciting sights 4Lectures 4Visits to retail centers such as Wal-mart and Carrefour, and local universities and companies4Market excursions4Interactions with people in both businesses and universities

For more information or an application, please contact:Dr. Yong ZhangProgram Director, Hofstra in Beijing and Shanghai ProgramDepartment of Marketing and International Business222 Weller Hall134 Hofstra UniversityHempstead, NY 11549-1340E-mail: yong.zhang@hofstra.eduTelephone: 516-463-5713

Program DescriptionDuring Summer Session I, the Department of Marketing and International Business offers a study abroad program for both undergraduate and graduate students. Classes offered are MKT 170/IB 170 and MKT 220, International Marketing (three credits each). Other classes (e.g., IB 207) can be arranged individually. The program includes three (3) weeks of class on-campus at Hofstra, and two weeks of class and travel in China.

PrerequisitesFor MKT/IB 170, the prerequisites are 58+ credits (junior standing) and successful completion of MKT 101. The program counts as an elective for marketing majors and minors, fulfills a requirement for the IB major and minor, and counts as an elective for all other majors in the Frank G. Zarb School of Business.

CostsThe estimated program fee is $2,800, plus standard HofstraUniversity tuition and fees for three (3) credits. The programfee covers round-trip airfare, lodging and travel expenses inChina, and other miscellaneous expenses.

Come join us to explore this ancient country with the world’s largest population and the fastest-growing economy. Observe China up-close and gain valuable perspectives about its people, history, and culture.

Space is limited.

Dates in ChinaJune 5-19, 2011 (tentative)