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Internships
The Alliance is offering an exciting internship course in both the Beijing BLCU and Shanghai SUFE. Internships are available in the spring, summer, and fall terms.
Placements
At SUFE, internships are offered in various areas of business at both Chinese and multi-national companies. We will make every effort to match the placements with your interests. Previous SUFE students interned with:
- Shanghai Tonghe Economic Development Zone, Shanghai Tonghe Industrial & Trade Devcelopment Co., Ltd, the not-for-profit economic development bureau of Baoshan District Government
- Tebon, Inc., an investment banking subsidiary of Fosun, Inc., Shanghai's largest privately owned company
- Chi Heng Foundation, a Hong Kong-based NGO that focuses its work on supporting education and training for children and families impacted by HIV/AIDS
- Image Tunnel, a studio located in Shanghai’s Contemporary Arts District that is devoted to recording the changes in the city and promoting the culture in Shanghai
- Amber Insights, a privately owned market intelligence/consulting firm founded in 1995 by two women entrepreneurs, one from Shanghai and the other from the U.K.
- Forte, Inc., a residential real estate subsidiary of Fosun, Inc., Shanghai's largest privately owned company
- CITS, New Shanghai International Travel Service Co., Ltd, China's largest travel services agency
- Shanghai Caohejing Hi-Tech Park Innovation Center, a not-for-profit government agency and Shanghai's first hi-tech development zone
- FCIB Global, a subsidiary of the National Association of Credit Management (NACM), the oldest credit management association in the world
- Merck Chemicals China, a global chemical enterprise that offers specialty products for the electronics, printing, coatings, cosmetics, pharmaceutical and biotech industries. Merck is the world’s oldest pharmaceutical and chemical company
- Fushen Evaluation, an asset evaluation and appraisal services company
Pre-Requisites
You must have completed 3 semesters of Chinese to participate in the internship.
Availability
Spots are competitive. You will need to apply for the internship course when you complete the Course Selection Form.
Credit and Course Requirements
The internship course is worth 3 credits and will replace one of the business courses usually taken at SUFE.
Credit is awarded for the academic component of the internship. Interns will complete a research project, including a 5,000 word paper (in English). The work will be supervised throughout the term by a faculty advisor, Dr. Jing Dong, who will meet with students 4 times per semester and schedule individual meetings to discuss students' research project plans. To view Dr. Dong's CV, please click here.
In the fall and spring semesters, interns will spend 10-12 hours per week (or 120 hours a semester) at the internship site. During the summer term, interns will spend 20 hours per week at the internship site. (Note that in addition to language, summer students only take one business content course. If a student selects the internship course, they will not take any other content courses.)