2018 Summer Session Trip to 798 for Xu Bing Exhibit

IUP Students at the 2018 Beijing Summer Chinese Language Programs Speech Competition

Most IUP students live off campus in Wudaoukou, a diverse and active neighborhood that caters to thousands of Chinese and international students enrolled in the many nearby universities. IUP’s location in Beijing affords the opportunity to explore the political and cultural capital of the People’s Republic of China and all this fascinating city has to offer. Most IUP students live off campus in Wudaokou, a diverse, lively neighborhood that caters to thousands of Chinese and international students enrolled in the many nearby universities. Many students make time during their busy academic schedule to participate in cultural events around town, learn about industries they aspire to join, and network with local students and scholars who share common research interests.

Most IUP students live off campus in Wudaoukou, a diverse and active neighborhood that caters to thousands of Chinese and international students enrolled in the many nearby universities. IUP’s location in Beijing affords the opportunity to explore the political and cultural capital of the People’s Republic of China and all this fascinating city has to offer. Most IUP students live off campus in Wudaokou, a diverse, lively neighborhood that caters to thousands of Chinese and international students enrolled in the many nearby universities. Many students make time during their busy academic schedule to participate in cultural events around town, learn about industries they aspire to join, and network with local students and scholars who share common research interests.

Most IUP students live off campus in Wudaoukou, a diverse and active neighborhood that caters to thousands of Chinese and international students enrolled in the many nearby universities. IUP’s location in Beijing affords the opportunity to explore the political and cultural capital of the People’s Republic of China and all this fascinating city has to offer. Most IUP students live off campus in Wudaokou, a diverse, lively neighborhood that caters to thousands of Chinese and international students enrolled in the many nearby universities. Many students make time during their busy academic schedule to participate in cultural events around town, learn about industries they aspire to join, and network with local students and scholars who share common research interests.