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For Students

For Students

Georgetown students are encouraged to participate in the initiative’s activities through research projects, student-to-student dialogue, and events. The initiative collaborates with faculty, schools, programs, and other units on campus to promote U.S.-China student dialogue in the curriculum and co-curriculum.

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U.S.-China Student Challenge

This student contest encourages undergraduates from U.S. and Chinese universities to identify creative ways to reset the U.S.-China relationship at a turbulent, historic juncture.

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Student-to-Student Dialogue

The U.S.-China Student-to-Student Dialogue is a virtual exchange program designed to promote dialogue on critical issues in the U.S.-China relationship between students at Georgetown University and various Chinese universities.

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In Your Shoes™ U.S.-China Pilot Project

A collaboration between the Georgetown University Laboratory for Global Performance & Politics (the Lab) and the Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues, In Your Shoes™ – A Pilot Project in U.S.-China Student Dialogue through Performance…

U.S.-China Student Fellows

U.S.-China Student Fellows

The U.S.-China Student Fellows Program is a platform to promote student-to-student dialogue among U.S. and Chinese university students around critical global issues.

China Study Tour Program

China Study Tour Program

The China Study Tour Program is a 10-day guided program that takes students to Beijing, Shanghai, and a third city in China.


Study Abroad

Study Abroad

The Office of Global Education, in coordination with various programs, offers study abroad opportunities throughout China.

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Inaugurated in September 2016, the U.S.-China Student Fellows Program is a platform to promote student-to-student dialogue among U.S. and Chinese university students around critical global issues.