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The Shanghai I5 Experience. Modular Course Structure. Week 1: Travel & Orientation Week 2: Opportunity Assessment Week 3: Intellectual Property Week 4: Financing Innovation Week 5: Moving into Operations Week 6: Communicating for Results. A Typical Day …. 8:30 to 12:00 Classroom TE
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Modular Course Structure • Week 1: Travel & Orientation • Week 2: Opportunity Assessment • Week 3: Intellectual Property • Week 4: Financing Innovation • Week 5: Moving into Operations • Week 6: Communicating for Results
A Typical Day … • 8:30 to 12:00 Classroom TE • 12:00 to 1:30 Lunch Break • 1:30 to 3:00 China Topics • History, Economics & Modern Culture • 3:00 to 5:00 Team Time • 5:00 to 6:30 Optional Mandarin • Evenings free
A Typical Week … • Monday, Tuesday & Wed • Topics in Technology Entrepreneurship • Thursday • Applying TE topics to China • Friday • Visiting companies & cities to observe TE • Saturday • Cultural exploration • Sunday - Free
A Typical Week-END … • Friday AM • Fly to Beijing, Xi’an or Jinan • Friday PM • Visit Chinese Company or VC Office • Saturday • See sights like the Great Wall, ancient gardens and temples • Sunday • Recover from all the excitement
Key Details • Partners • Baylor University (School of ECS and Hankamer School of Business) • University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (USST) • Thunderbird University (MBA students) • Program design • 2007 launch with 40 slots (~10 each from Baylor, Thunderbird, USST and China-based Exec. Ed.) • 6 weeks / 6 credits (Technology Entrepreneurship + China culture, history + Multi-cultural teamwork units) • Corporate partners include Honeywell & Dow Chemical • Mid-term trip to Beijing, Great Wall & Forbidden City • Day/weekend plant trips and culture/history trips
Program Costs • Students will pay for 6 hours of summer tuition and their round-trip airfare • In addition, they will pay a $1500 program fee that covers: • Accommodations • Meals (during the week and weekends in Shanghai) • Planned Excursions
Excursions • Beijing and the Great Wall
Excursions • Xi’an
Excursions • Jinan
Excursions • Suzhou
Application Process • Main Application • Personal Statement • BU Release Form • BU Medical Release Form • Two recent passport photos • Unofficial BU transcript • 1-page Resume
Application Process • Passport • If you don’t have a passport, you need to get one as soon as possible: http://travel.state.gov/passport/ • You will also need a Chinese visa (tourist). We will send these applications in at one time (March or April 2006), and will need your passport, another passport photo, and a consulate fee of ~$50
Application Process • Applications are due December 1, 2006, for early application • Applications are due January 31, 2007, for regular application • Late applications are subject to availability and a late application fee
Program Fee • Program Fee includes: • room and board • excursions • Does NOT include: • Baylor tuition • airfare • books & supplies • other (unplanned) outings
Program Fee: • Application Fee $ 300 • Late Application Fee $ 150 • Balance of Program Fee $1200 Total (on-time) $1500 Total (late) $1650