Dear Students:

As the best platform of cultural exchange between Chinese and Western, English provides an easy access for students to be a member of the international community. To broaden students’ international perspectives and improve their ability in academic exchanges which is advocated by the project of “Open to the World” in Jiangsu University, the recruitment forYale ClassandYale Lecturein the second half of 2015 is to be launched. This activity aims at sharing some latest information, developing a group of students who are able to integrate into the world and international competition much faster. The details are stated as follow:

1.  Organizer:Youth League Committee, International Exchange and Cooperate Centre, Overseas Education College, Library

2.  Training Content:

Yale Class: (for undergraduates)

a.   Fairness

b.  Philosophy and Science of Humanity

Yale Lecture: (for post graduates)

1. Public Classes of Top International University: How to Write Scientific Research Paper

2.  Training on academic way of thinking

3. Training Method:

a. video class & instruction from foreign professors throughout the activity

b. establish a QQ group for daily communicate among members

4. Time &Place:

 Time: (Yale class) 6:30pm—8:00pm on Tuesday

      (Yale lecture) 6:30pm—8:00pm on Thursday

 Place: Lecture Hall on the 1stfloor in Library

5. Recruiting Targets:

 Yale Class:all undergraduates

Yale Lecture:all postgraduates

Those who took the class before cannot apply again.

6.  Requirements for students:

 Students who are ready for further studies or study abroad

7.  Registration Matters:

 a. Please send your name, class, students ID number and phone number tooecstudent@ujs.edu.cn. Overseas Student Affairs Office will make a selection.

 b. Registration deadline: Oct. 15th, 2015

 c. Restricted number: 20 undergraduates forYale Class, 10 postgraduates forYale Lecture

8.  Attention: Yale Class and Yale Lecture are free courses

                                           Overseas Education College

                                                 Oct. 10th, 2015