Student Exchange Programme College of Business

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Student Exchange Programme College of Business Briefing Session 26 June 2018 10:00 14-221, 14/F, Lau Ming Wai Academic Building Presented by Angie Cheung Executive Officer

College of Business Student Exchange Programme The Student Exchange Programme (SEP) was started in 1996. Exchange institutions in 6 continents around the world, partnering with renowned overseas universities. Established to expose our undergraduate students to MUCH broader learning experiences.

Objectives of the Programme To train you to become highly motivated, proactive and independent learners and problem-solvers Enable you to practice and improve your language proficiency in the local language (or acquire the basics of a new language) Help you to deepen your understanding, sensitivity and appreciation of cultural diversities, and enhance your cross-cultural competencies Broaden your global outlook and knowledge of different economic, political and social systems

Role of College of Business CB encourages and facilitates students to successfully go on exchange and not to create barriers and prevent them from achieving this goal CB nominates students to study abroad through the College Level Exchange Programme and Departmental Exchange Programme and also select suitable candidates to apply for Institutional Level Exchange Programme.

North America Canada United States South America Chile Brazil Mexico Asia India Israel Japan South Korea Mainland Malaysia Singapore Taiwan Thailand Oceania Australia New Zealand Eurasia Russia Turkey You can choose to go to: Europe Austria Belgium Croatia Denmark Finland France Germany Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom

Academic Aspects You would be registered as not-for-degree visiting or exchange students in the overseas universities. The courses to be taken in the overseas universities must be: relevant to your majors and minors enrolled in CityU approved by your academic advisor and the Exchange Partner Credits earned in the overseas universities will be transferred back to CityU. Failure of two or more courses will automatically trigger notification to student's Head of Department and Major Leader. You must return to CityU on completion of the exchange period.

Tuition Fees and Expenditure Participating students: pay tuition and mandatory fees to CityU are responsible for international transportation accommodation and meals living expenses health and travel insurance books and related instructional materials

Financial Support Student Exchange Fund (for UGC students) Amount of sponsorship depends on region: Maximum HK$24,000 for one semester (local students only) 70% of the funding will be released before your departure 30% of the funding will be released on condition that you pass a minimum of 4 courses as shown on your transcript from overseas and fulfill all the requirements as stipulated by CityU or CB Special Fund for Non-local Outbound Exchange Students Maximum HK$10,000 for one semester (non-local students only) 70% of the funding will be released before your departure 30% of the funding will be released on condition that you pass a minimum of 4 courses as shown on your transcript from overseas and fulfill all the requirements as stipulated by CityU or CB

Financial Support Departmental Exchange Fund Offered by IS Department Please consult your Departmental Exchange Coordinator for details Temporary loans are available from the Student Development Services

Minimum requirements You must have: Studied one year of your 2 or 3-Year bachelor's degree programme or studied two year of your 4-Year bachelor s degree programme before commencing the exchange programme. Min. CGPA 2.8 (after exam result of Summer 2018) Submitted IELTS or TOEFL result on or before 31 July 2018

Minimum requirements You must have: Met the English language requirements: (optional for students who choose Mainland or Taiwan for exchange) TOEFL Scores of minimum 79 (Internet-based)/213 (Computer-based) or IELTS scores of minimum 6.5 are required Met the admission requirements of the host university (e.g. GPA, foreign language)

Selection Criteria We are looking for students with: Good communication skills Well-rounded attributes and qualities needed to help you flourish in an overseas environment Enthusiasm to be an ambassador of CityU/Hong Kong Good performance in selection interviews

Study Period Cohort 2017: BBAU2, BBAU3 students Semester B 2018-2019 Cohort 2016: BBA3, BBA4, BBAU4 students Semester B 2018-2019 Cohort 2015: BBA4 Students NIL

Questions to ask yourself Do I have my family s full support? Is there sufficient financial resources? (Consult with your family) Which country do I want to go to? What do you most want to learn or experience from this exchange? (Reflect deeply and do your research! Speak to incoming international students or returned students.) Which university is most suited to me? Am I a strong/average student academically? Is the university famous for my major studies? (Do your research! Speak to inbound international students or returned students. Consult with Departmental Exchange Coordinators) Does that university have the courses I want or need to take? (Do your research! Consult with your major leader or advisor)

Application All current Year 1 and 2 students (2 or 3-Year BBA Programme) or Year 2 students (4-Year BBA Programme) of the College of Business are welcome to apply Online application is available on the web in July 2018 Application Period: 1 to 31 July 2018

Application Submit the following documents online before the deadline: A recent passport-sized photo IELTS or TOEFL s score report Any other supplementary information which you think would be relevant to your application Reflect deeply in answering the questions in the "Applicant Statement Study Plan for your target university 1-minute Video of Self-Introduction or Introduction of campus facilities & services

Applicant Statement Think and reflect deeply and analytically Understand yourself : Who are you? What are your aspirations, strengths and achievements, areas for development, etc? What do you expect to gain from the experience? Why do you think you are a suitable candidate for SEP? Understand your objectives for studying abroad : why do you want to participate in the SEP and what do you hope to learn? What are your plans? How have you prepared for this experience? Write clearly and check your English!

Application Procedures You are required to complete the applications for the below programmes: (i) College & Departmental Level Exchange Programmes (select a max. of ten target countries and universities) (ii) If you receive no offer, you will be nominated to apply for the Institutional Level Exchange Programmes (select two universities)

Application Procedures You will be invited to attend the interview of the below programmes: Compulsory College & Departmental Level Exchange Programmes For students who do not receive any offer from the above programmes Institutional Level Exchange Programmes

Important Dates Event Tentative Date Programme Briefing 26 June 2018 Application for the 1 to 31 July College and Departmental Level Exchange Programmes Registration for IELTS or TOEFL early-july Attend the IELTS or TOEFL before mid-july Submit IELTS or TOEFL Report 31 July <Late submission of Report> before 19 August

Important Dates Event Tentative Date Interview for College and Departmental Level Exchange Programmes 20 to 22 August Application in AIMS Late August to September (for the Institutional Level Exchange Programmes) Announcement of Result for College 27 August and Departmental Level Exchange Programmes Briefing Session for Selected Students 28 August Interview for the Institutional Level Late September Exchange Programmes (for students who do not receive any offer) Announcement of Result for the Institutional Level Exchange Programmes early October Briefing Session for Selected Students mid- October

Contact Points Ms Angie Cheung Executive Officer College of Business 3442 7411 angie.cheung@cityu.edu.hk

Contact Points Departmental Exchange Coordinators Dr Zilong Zhang Department of Accountancy 3442 2594 zilzhang@cityu.edu.hk Dr. Daniel Tse Department of Information Systems 3442 8519 iswktse@cityu.edu.hk Ms. Teresa Dong Department of Marketing 3442 8921 mkteresa@cityu.edu.hk Dr James Wang Department of Economics and Finance 3442 8814 jimwang@cityu.edu.hk Dr Andy Kwan Department of Management 3442 9690 andy.kwan@cityu.edu.hk Dr. William Chung Department of Management Sciences 3442 7057 mswchung@cityu.edu.hk

Web Page http://www.cb.cityu.edu.hk/exchange/outgoing

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Online Application Date: 1 to 31 July 2018 Not later than: 23:59