Semester in Shanghai
Program Overview
The Semester in Shanghai offers a challenging, yet supportive environment with more than 120 courses available in English that cover a variety of subjects, from business to liberal arts, in addition to studying Mandarin.
Highlights
- Benefit from networking with China’s future leaders as you enroll in Fudan University, ranked third in China and number one in Shanghai
- Study Mandarin and receive credit for the semester from both Fudan University and University of Virginia (UVA).
- Stay on track for graduation - choose from more than 120 courses taught in English for a full-time class load that will transfer to your degree
- Take advantage of a five-day Orientation Program, including a Chinese cooking class, cultural activities and orientation sessions
What's Included
- Tuition
- Housing
- Health insurance
- On-site support
- Cultural events and activities
- and more...
About TEAN
The Education Abroad Network (TEAN) – established in 1995 – are study abroad and intern specialists in the Asia Pacific region with semester and summer programs available in Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, South Korea, China and Japan.
Visit the TEAN Website to learn more or Apply Now with TEAN
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Program Application Process:
Steps to Study Abroad through Pace (May 2022)
Pace's Study Abroad Application Deadline:
Fall Semester: March 15
Spring Semester: October 15
PRE-APPROVED COURSES
Click the above link to see the courses that have been approved for Pace students who previously studied abroad on the TEAN Shanghai program.
Pace recommends that you
try to select some courses from this Pre-approved Courses list because these TEAN Shanghai courses have already been reviewed and approved by Pace Department Chairs. If you select courses from this list, you’ll only need to receive approval from your Pace Academic Advisor for those courses - which will make the process of receiving Pace academic credit for your semester abroad much easier.
- However, if the pre-approved courses listed don’t fit with your interests/academic plans and you chose a course that’s NOT on the pre-approved list, you’ll need to seek approval from a Pace Department Chair, which could take some time.
- Be sure to check with TEAN Shanghai's current course catalog (and Pace’s current course catalog) because some courses listed on the link above may no longer be offered at TEAN Shanghai or are only available during one of the terms (Fall or Spring).
- If there are only a few courses listed, it means that you are one of the first students from Pace to study abroad on the TEAN Shanghai program!
- Read more about the process of obtaining Pace academic credit for courses taken abroad
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Pace resources for you:
- Pace Study Abroad FAQs: If you have more questions about studying abroad after reviewing all the tabs on this Terra Dotta brochure, review these Pace study abroad FAQs.
- Academic FAQs: If you have more questions about academics related to study abroad, review these Pace FAQs.
- Financial FAQs: If you have more questions about the cost of study abroad, financial aid, and scholarships, review these Pace FAQs.
- Students are responsible for:
- Pace tuition and Fees, including a $100 Study Abroad Fee are billed to the student's Pace account.
- Room charges are the responsibility of the student and are paid directly to the host institution.
- Out-of-pocket expenses (airfare, meals, local transportation, etc.) are the responsibility of the student.
- All federal and state financial aid apply during the semester abroad. Up to $12,500 of institutional financial aid (Pace scholarships/grants) applies to the semester abroad. (Portability of Pace institutional aid is limited to 2 semesters, and Pace tuition remission does not apply.)
ENSURE YOU ENROLL IN ENOUGH CREDITS DURING YOUR SEMESTER ABROAD!!
A minimum of 12 U.S. credits is required during a semester abroad to maintain full-time status (and keep your financial aid).
