ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY GUANGHUA
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL PROJECT
The Law School of Zhejiang University, located at Zhijiang Campus, has elegant
buildings and beautiful scenery. As a distinguished law school, we are famous for the
professional curriculum and academic accomplishments. We have the authority to
launch LL. D Program of first-class disciplines in law, two doctoral programs of
second-class disciplines in legal theory, constitution and administrative law and
post-doctoral research station. We also have 9 Master Programs, namely legal theory,
constitution and administrative law, law of economy, Civil Law and Commercial Law,
international law, Criminal Law, litigation law, Science of Environment and Natural
Resources Protection Law, legal history. Besides, we have JM (Juris Master) and
undergraduate course of law. We have 6 university-level research institutes: Institute
of Legal Theory and System, Institute of Public Law, Institute of Civil and
Commercial Law, Institute of International Law, Institute of Economic Law, and
Institute of Criminal Law. We also have a high quality faculty which is composed of
distinguished scholars and professors in the area of philosophy of law, public law
theory and private law theory.
We are always open-minded and foster a multi-cultural atmosphere of study. We have
extensive international exchanges and cooperation with worldly famous universities,
such as Harvard University, Yale University, New York University, University of
Chicago, Boston University, Kyoto University, Waseda University, Kobe University,
Hokkaido University, National University of Singapore, The University of
Nottingham and so on. 80 percent of our young scholars with a doctorate earn their
degree in the international famous universities. Some of them are visiting scholars in
the law schools of Harvard University, Yale University, Columbia University, Indiana
University, and University of Chicago. Some of them are invited and highly praised
by well-known American universities for giving lectures in pure English to their
undergraduates when they are learning abroad. Some of them have the background of
international commercial professional lawyer and international lawyer and are well
experienced in dealing with international law issues in transnational law firm.
Our summer school in 2012 is going to hold the Summer Camp of Global Economy
Integration and International Business Law, the Fifth International Summer Camp of
Guanghua Law School, and the Senior Seminar of International Law which is
cooperated with Thomas Jefferson School of Law, American.
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Global Economy Integration and International Business Law
Guanghua International Summer School
This program offers opportunities for students to study in an excellent environment.
The core of this program is “professional, practical, polyphyletic and interactive”.
Numerous well-known scholars from various areas give diversifying courses to
students. Particularly, they carry on the specialized interpretation of the integration of
global economy and international business law both from the theoretical level and the
practical aspect. The discussions are arranged to help the students enlarge their
knowledge scope through mutual communication. This program also has courses on
Chinese culture study, which can introduce to the international students the splendid
culture and history of China.
1. Purpose
(1) To offer opportunities for oversea students to finish foundational courses in China
(2) To offer a platform for international students to learn about legal system and the
development of market economy in recent China
(3) To offer opportunities for Chinese students to learn the most popular courses in
American.
2. Time and Place
(1) Time: July 1, 2012—August 15, 2012
(2) Place: Zhijiang Campus, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.
3. Organizer
(1) Host: Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University.
(2) Co-organizer: Undergraduate School of Zhejiang University, International
Relations Section of Zhejiang University
4. Content
This program of six weeks includes both lectures and practice. The theoretical courses
on global economy integration and international business law are given from Monday
to Thursday including:
(1) Basic courses
Macroeconomics, Calculus I, Calculus II, Introduction to Biology, Introduction to
Statistics, College English Writing, Public Speech, World History, American History
(2) International business law
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Introduction to Business Law, Chinese Business Law, Senior Crime in International
Business, Contract Writing in International Business and Trade
(3) Culture and Practice
Salon on Law, Salon on International Business Law, Debate, Elementary Chinese,
Introduction to Chinese Painting, Introduction to Kong fu, Visit to Museum, Tourism
on West Lake, Music Appreciation, Dance Appreciation
The detailed arrangement can be referred to in Annex I
5. Scale and Applicants
Contract Students: 20 (tuition free)
Non-contract Students: within 110
Applicants can be:
(1) Oversea students who want to accomplish their college courses in advance and
adjusting to the academic and social environments of an American college setting
(2) International students who want to learn about the economic and legal status in
recent China
(3) International students who want to embrace the global economy integration and
improve their understanding of international business law
6. Faculty
(1) Guanxi Wang
Professor, Supervisor of PhD Students, SJD, Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Research Areas: Civil Law, Sociology of Law, Constitutional Law
Prof. Wang has managed research projects sponsored by the national government,
Ministries and Provinces. He has published articles in authoritative journals and core
journals home and abroad, and has received awards from Ministries and Provinces.
He is an Adjunct Professor in Thomas Jefferson School of Law.
(2) Shangshang Liang
Professor, Supervisor of PhD Students, SJD, Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Research Areas: Methodology of Law, Civil and Commercial Law
Prof. Liang has published articles in the authoritative journal, Chinese Journal of Law.
His research projects have received awards from Ministries and Provinces. His
doctoral dissertation was among the “Best 100 Doctoral Dissertation of China”.
(3) Jun Zhao
Post Graduate Supervisor, LLM, Harvard Law School, JD, Cornell Law School
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He is the head of Research Institute of International law, Zhejiang University. He was
a visiting scholar at East Asian Legal Studies of Harvard Law School. He worked as a
lawyer at Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo P.C. and Kirkland & Ellis
International LLP. He has published articles in top journals. His representative
publication is Taking Stock: China’s First Decade of Free Trade. He is elected as
Qiushi Young Scholar of Zhejiang university.
(4) Li’an Xia
Professor, Supervisor of PhD Students, PhD in History, Zhejiang University
Guanghua Law School
Research Areas: Jurisprudence, Sociology of Law, Human Rights Law, History
Prof. Xia has published books and articles, and has received awards from Ministries
and Provinces. He holds director of Jurisprudence Research Association of China and
director of Legal Education Research Association of China.
(5) Huaiwen He
Lecturer, Postgraduate Supervisor, SJD, Zhejiang University Guanghua Law School
He got the Master Degree in Intellectual Property Rights from George Washington
University Law School and has studied in Max Planck Institute for Intellectual
Property Law in Munich. He is majored in Intellectual Property Law and Scientific
Law. His recent works are The Development of Free Trade Agreements and
International IP Rights Protection in the WTO Era: New Bilateralism and Its Future
(2010), Seeking a Balanced Interpretation of the Three-Step Test - An Adjusted
Structure in View of Divergent Approaches (2009). He is also elected as Qiushi Youth
Scholar.
(6) Paul Baker Prindle
Professor of Department of Art History at University of Wisconsin
Mr. Prindle was the former Director of the De Ricci Gallery and current Program
Director for Edgewood College’ Rome Semester Abroad Program. He has participated
in numerous collaborative art initiatives including projects associated with the Venice
Biennale and Smithsonian Institutions. His curatorial practice developed through
experience with Gagosian Gallery and John Michael Kohler Arts Center. Mr. Prindle
is currently a contributing photographer for Our Lives magazine.
(7) Juan Javier Pescador
Professor of Department of History at Michigan State University
Dr. Pescador received his Ph.D. in history from University of Michigan and
Postdoctoral Fellow from Julian Samora Research Institute, Michigan State
University in 1998.He also held a B.A. in Historical Demography from École des
Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in 1990. Then he began his teaching career from
1998, serving as a visiting professor of history at department of history at Oberlin
College. He joined in Michigan State University in 1999 working as an assistant
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professor of history and associate professor later on. Dr. Pescador was named
professor of history in 2009. His course is “Introduction to International History
(since 1945),U.S. History since 1900 and Modern Latin History.”
(8) Timothy Nelson
Professor of Social Policy of Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Main course: Introduction of Sociology and Sociology of Religion. Before joining
Harvard University, Dr. Nelson served as lecturer of sociology at University of
Pennsylvania from 2004 to 2006. He was also senior lecturer of sociology and
research assistant professor at Northwestern University from 2000 to 2004. Dr.
Nelson worked as a visiting professor at Swarthmore College from 1998 to 1999.
(9) Li Yi
Ph.D. of Mathematics at Harvard University
Main course: Multivarible Calculus,Linear Algebra and Introductory Statistics. Li Yi
is the only student who was matriculated by Harvard University department of
mathematics from Chinese mainland at 2007. His supervisors are Professor
Shing-Tung Yau, chair of mathematics department of Harvard University and
Professor Shlomo Sternberg, distinguished professor of mathematics at Harvard
University. Mr. Li Yi began teaching career in 2008. He has served as course
instructor and course assistant for Real Analysis, Differential Geometry, Advance
Differential Geometry and Semiclassical Analysis at mathematics department of
Harvard University.
(10) Michael Knight
Professor of Management in Business School of University of Wisconsin
Michael Knight is an assistant professor in management for the Austin E. Cofrin
School of Business at UW-Green Bay. He received his B.S. in Aviation Management
in 1999, MSEd with majors in both Curriculum Instruction and Public Administration
in 2001, and his PhD in Business Administration with majors in MIS and
Organizational Behavior in 2005 from Southern Illinois University – Carbondale.Dr.
Knight teaches undergraduate classes in Management, Strategy, and Managerial
Information Systems.
(11) Andrés Marroquín Gramajo
Professor of Ecomomics at University of Wisconsin
Main course:Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Elementary Econmetrics. Since
2006,he has been a visiting professor of international economics, development
economics, macroeconomics and leadership at Ashesi University in Accra, West
Africa. He has also taught advanced econometrics and multivariate statistics to the
largest telecommunication company in Central America. Dr. Andrés Marroquín
Gramajo is currently the vice-president of the consulting company “Enterprise and
Development,” focused on research and consulting on structural adjustment of
micro-lending NGOs, social change, and economic development. He is also a member
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of Center for the Analysis of Public Decisions and Canadian Association of African
Studies.
(12) Song, Yongxin
Professor, Zhejiang University Guanghua Law School
(13) Xijun Gao
Professor, Department of economics of University of Wisconsin
(14) Qian Gao,
Professor of Department of biology of Yale University
(15) Allen Hepburn
Professor, Law school of University of Minnesota Twin Cities
*Remarks: Class teachers will be selected in the above list according to the actual
situation.
The list of faculty can be referred to in Annex II.
7. Selective System
Please visit our Web Site of Guanghua International Summer School (网址链接) and
register in. After you complete the application form and pay the application fee, we
will examine your materials in 3 working days and you have to pay the tuition in 30
days since you pass the examination. When we receive your tuition, our system will
open for you to select the courses according to your interest.
You may choose four courses at most, and you may not choose courses which have
time conflicts. Each course has both a minimum and a maximum number of
applicants. Once a course is full, it will be automatically closed to prevent any
additional applicants. If you want to choose a closed course, you may complete an
application to join in the waiting list. If the students who have chosen the course
change his or her mind, students in the waiting list will be accepted according to the
chronological order of their application for this course.
Swap, Add & Drop Course:
Within the first week of the Summer School, you are free to change your courses. You
may drop the course and get a refund. You may pay the price difference and select
more courses. You may also swap courses. You have to download Alteration
Application Form for any swap, add or drop, fill all the information and submit in to
the register office in the first week. The working hour of school office is 9am-5pm.
All the changes require the signature and approval of the professor of the course.
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8. Credit Transferring
This program provides credit, non-credit and Chinese culture courses. The curricula
arrangement, teaching standard and discipline division of the credit courses meet all
the requirements of the universities in Northern America, which help students to meet
the graduation requirements in advance through credit transferring. From our website,
students can download curriculum schedule and Course Materials send it to the
Dean's Offices of American universities for them to estimates the credit course and
put them on records. The estimation usually takes 2-4 weeks. After the summer school,
the Dean's Offices will receive a school report from Zhejiang University. With the
former record of estimation, the American universities will put it into your final
Academic Report. It is an international convention that a protocol of credit
recognition between summer schools and American universities is unnecessary.
9. Visa Information
You can apply for China Business Visa (F Visa)
F Visa is issued to an alien who is invited to China for a visit, an investigation, a
lecture, to do business, scientific-technological and culture exchanges, short-term
advanced studies or intern practice for a period of no more than six months.
Documents to be included with China F Visa application:
1. Your valid actual passport. The passport must have at least six (6) months
validity left before expiration and at least one blank page left in it.
2. One completed and signed Visa Application Form with one passport
photo(black & white or color is acceptable).
3. An applicant born in China who applies for a Chinese visa with a new foreign
passport is required to submit his /her Chinese passport or last foreign passport
with a Chinese visa.
4. Invitation from your host in China, or supporting letter from your employer.
To apply for mulitple entry visa you need to provide the official Visa
Notification Form issued by an authorized Chinese unit (may be obtained
through your business associate in China).
Additional Requirements for Non-US Citizens:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Your previous Chinese visa.
You must send your original US Green Card and both sides copy of it.
US B-1, B-2 vistor visa holder can not apply the China visa in the US.
If you hold other valid US visa, you must send your original document and a
copy of it.
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Note: The Chinese consulate only issue single or double entry visa to Non-US citizen -
NO EXCEPTIONS. Multiple entry visa are not available for Non-US citizen.
China Business Visa Requirements & Additional information
Usually, the validity of a Single Entry or Double Entry (F) visa is 90 days from the
date of issue, which means the holder of the visa shall enter into China no later than
90 days from the date of issue once for Single Entry/ twice for Double Entry,
otherwise the visa is expired and is null and void. The duration of stay of a (F) visa is
30 days, which means the visa holder may stay in China for up to 30 days from the
date of entry. Any person suffering from mental disorder, leprosy, AIDS, venereal
diseases, contagious tuberculosis or other such infectious diseases shall not be
permitted to enter China. The Validity, Duration of Stay, and Number of Entries of the
visa is issued at the discretion of the Consular Officers, whose decisions are based on
the laws and regulations of China. The Consular Officers have the authority to refuse
any visa applications inconsistent with Chinese laws and regulations, or revoke issued
visas.The regular processing time is 4 working days.
View the visa fee and consulate processing time below:
For American
Number of Entry
Consular Fee
Single Entry
$140
Double Entry
$140
Multiple Entry for 6 Months
$140
Multiple Entry for 12 Months
$140
1. Express service: 2-3 working days processing, $20 consular fee and additional
$10 FreeChinaVisa.org service fee will be added per visa.
2. Rush service: 1 working day processing, $30 consular fee and additional $20
FreeChinaVisa.org service fee will be added per visa.
3. Regular service fee is FREE for one application per order, additonal applications
in the same order will be charged for $10 per visa.
For Citizens of other countries
Number of Entry
Consular Fee
Single Entry
$30
Double Entry
$45
Multiple Entry for 6 Months
$60
Multiple Entry for 12 Months
$90
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1. The regular processing time is 4 working days.
2. Express service: 2-3 working days processing, $20 consular fee and additional $10
FreeChinaVisa.org service fee will be added per visa.
3. Rush service: 1 working day processing, $30 consular fee and additional $20
FreeChinaVisa.org service fee will be added per visa.
4. Regular service fee is FREE for one application per order, additonal applications in the
same order will be charged for $10 per visa.
10.Annual Budget
Please refer to the Annex III.
11.Management System
Guanghua Law School possesses rich international resources to connect with the
universities in America. It provides convenience to invite professors and recruit
students from abroad. Guanghua Law School has made full preparation and has a
specialized team working for this program.
Annex I: Important Deadline
AnnexII: Summer School Class Schedule
Annex III: Proposed Teacher List
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Annex I: Important Deadline
Date
Event
January 1
Registration Starts
June 30
Deadline for Tuition Payment
June 30-july 1
Check-in
July 2
Summer Session Starts
August 12-August 13
Final Examination
August 14- August15
Check-out
September 1
All transcripts mailed out
Within one week
Add or drop or change courses
AnnexII: Summer School Class Schedule
Summer School Class Schedule (Week 1)
Time
Monday～～Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Introduction to music
9:00
Introduction to world history
--
Public speaking
10:30
Macroeconomics
a.m.
American history (since the civil war)
Introduction of
Ice break
Introduction to business law
10:40
Calculus 2
–-
Calculus 1
12:10
Introduction to biology(with lab class)
a.m.
College English writing
1:20
-2:50
p.m.
3:00
-4:30
p.m.
Chinese
Law Salon
cultrure
Public speaking
American history (since the civil war)
Microeconomics
Introduction to music
Introduction to sociology
Campus
tour
Calculus 1
Calculus 2
Introduction to biology (with lab class)
College English writing
Introduction to statistic
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Survival
Chinese
Culture
experience
:painting
4:40
Macroeconomics
--
Beginning Chinese
6:10
Intermediate Chinese
p.m.
Advanced Chinese
*Remarks: The above courses are as proposed alternative courses.
Summer School Class Schedule (Week 2)
Time
Monday～～Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Introduction to music
9:00
Introduction to world history
--
Public speaking
10:30
Macroeconomics
a.m.
American history (since the civil war)
Introduction
Introduction to business law
10:40
Calculus 2
–-
Calculus 1
12:10
Introduction to biology(with lab class)
a.m.
College English writing
1:20
-2:50
p.m.
3:00
-4:30
p.m.
Culture
International
of Chinese
experiebce:
business law
cultrure
KONGFU
salon
Public speaking
American history (since the civil war)
Microeconomics
Introduction to music
Introduction to sociology
Calculus 1
Culture
Calculus 2
Introduction to biology (with lab class)
Sports:
Speech: I and
discussion
Basketball
my growing
salon
match
pains
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
College English writing
Introduction to statistic
4:40
Macroeconomics
--
Beginning Chinese
6:10
Intermediate Chinese
p.m.
Advanced Chinese
*Remarks: The above courses are as proposed alternative courses.
Summer School Class Schedule (Week 3)
Time
Monday～～Thursday
Introduction to music
9:00
Introduction to world history
--
Public speaking
Survival
Idebate
10:30
Macroeconomics
Chinese
competition
a.m.
American history (since the civil war)
Introduction to business law
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Introduction of
Chinese
histroy
10:40
Calculus 2
–-
Calculus 1
12:10
Introduction to biology(with lab class)
a.m.
College English writing
1:20
-2:50
p.m.
3:00
-4:30
p.m.
Public speaking
American history (since the civil war)
Microeconomics
Introduction to music
Introduction to sociology
Calculus 1
Calculus 2
Visit
museum
Introduction to biology (with lab class)
College English writing
Culture
experience:
painting
Discussion:
world histroy
Introduction to statistic
4:40
Macroeconomics
--
Beginning Chinese
6:10
Intermediate Chinese
p.m.
Advanced Chinese
*Remarks: The above courses are as proposed alternative courses.
Summer School Class Schedule (Week4)
Time
Monday～～Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Introduction to music
9:00
Introduction to world history
--
Public speaking
10:30
Macroeconomics
a.m.
American history (since the civil war)
Culture
experiebce:
Introduction to business law
10:40
Calculus 2
–-
Calculus 1
12:10
Introduction to biology(with lab class)
a.m.
College English writing
1:20
-2:50
p.m.
3:00
-4:30
p.m.
KONGFU
West lake
Beijing opera
hiking
appreciation
Public speaking
American history (since the civil war)
Microeconomics
Introduction to music
Introduction to sociology
Culture
Calculus 1
Law salon
Calculus 2
College English writing
Introduction to statistic
Macroeconomics
--
Beginning Chinese
experience
:calligraphy
Introduction to biology (with lab class)
4:40
mountaineering
12
6:10
Intermediate Chinese
p.m.
Advanced Chinese
*Remarks: The above courses are as proposed alternative courses.
Summer School Class Schedule (Week 5)
Time
Monday～～Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Introduction to music
9:00
Introduction to world history
--
Public speaking
10:30
Macroeconomics
a.m.
American history (since the civil war)
Ilaw salon
Introduction to business law
10:40
Calculus 2
–-
Calculus 1
12:10
Introduction to biology(with lab class)
a.m.
College English writing
1:20
-2:50
p.m.
3:00
-4:30
p.m.
survival
Chinese
Culture
experience
:calligraphy
Public speaking
American history (since the civil war)
Microeconomics
Introduction to music
Introduction to sociology
Calculus 1
Calculus 2
Debate
Introduction to biology (with lab class)
competition
College English writing
National
Hefang
dance
history street
appreciation
visit
Saturday
Sunday
Introduction to statistic
4:40
Macroeconomics
--
Beginning Chinese
6:10
Intermediate Chinese
p.m.
Advanced Chinese
*Remarks: The above courses are as proposed alternative courses.
Summer School Class Schedule (Week 6)
Time
Monday～～Thursday
Friday
Introduction to music
9:00
Introduction to world history
--
Public speaking
10:30
Macroeconomics
a.m.
American history (since the civil war)
Law salon
Introduction to business law
10:40
Calculus 2
–-
Calculus 1
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Debate
competion
Learning
experiences
review
12:10
Introduction to biology(with lab class)
a.m.
College English writing
1:20
-2:50
p.m.
3:00
-4:30
p.m.
Public speaking
American history (since the civil war)
Microeconomics
Introduction to music
Introduction to sociology
Calculus 1
Culture
Calculus 2
experience:
Introduction to biology (with lab class)
kongfu
College English writing
Introduction to statistic
4:40
Macroeconomics
--
Beginning Chinese
6:10
Intermediate Chinese
p.m.
Advanced Chinese
*Remarks: The above courses are as proposed alternative courses.
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Law salon
Experience
sharing
Annex III: Proposed Teacher List
Name
Guanxi Wang
Title
School
Professor
Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Lian Xia
Professor
Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Shangshang Liang
Professor
Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Yongxin Song
Professor
Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Jun Zhao
Associate Professor
Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Huaiwen He
Lecturer
Zhejiang University Guanghua Law
School
Xijun Gao
Professor
Department of economics of University of
Wisconsin
Qian Gao
Professor
Department of biology of Yale University
Allen Hepburn
Professor
Law school of University of Minnesota
Twin Cities
Timothy Nelson
Professor
Harvard Kennedy School of Government
Andris
Professor
Department of economics of University of
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Wisconsin
Michael Knight
Professor
Business School of University of
Wisconsin
Erfen Zhang
Lecturer
Department of English of Ohio State
University
Paul Pulido
Professor
Department of Art of University of
Wisconsin
Juan Pescatore
Professor
Department of History of Michigan State
University
Yi Li
Lecturer
Department of Mathematics of Harvard
University
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