EPS Chinese Partners
EPS INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOLS 2020
20 JULY - 15 AUGUST 2020
If you are part of one of our Chinese Partner Institutions and wish to bring a group of students to the International Summer School at Queen’s, we would be delighted to welcome your students to our beautiful campus.
Your students can spend four weeks with us in Northern Ireland, immersing themselves in a unique academic and cultural experience, and pursue your interests in one of six tailored EPS summer school programmes.
Our previous programmes have involved a wide range of Universities in China including:
- Chongqing University
- East China University of Science and Technology
- Shanghai University
- Beijing University of Science and Technology
- Beijing Institute of Technology
- Hangzhou Dianzi University
- Zhejiang University
- Tianjin University
- Jilin University
- China Jialing University
HEAR FROM OUR STUDENTS
Watch our short video to see what our 2019 cohort got up to including their academic sessions, cultural trips and social evenings.
Xinyu Wang, Shanghai University, EEECS Studies
"The moment I got on the shuttle bus, I felt a strong sense of loss. Belfast is one of the best city I have ever been to. I still remember the sunny afternoon when I held a video chat with my family. Walking on the peaceful street without any destination, I was fully surrounded by the light fresh air.
"Besides the lovely city, Queen’s university also brought me a fresh view of learning. Within the four-week summer school, Analog electronics and JAVA lessons were taken to us. Actually, it was somehow a challenge for we Chinese students to catch up with teachers at the beginning. However, it was so kind of Queen’s university to prepare several teaching assistants and I could feel the teacher slowed down his teaching process on purpose. We came here and stayed for 4 weeks, and we really learned something which can be very useful in our domestic study. By the way, I really enjoy the dormitory and the careful service.
"I will always keep this beautiful memory, and I sincerely hope that I could come back to Queen’s campus again."