◎ Date: January 7 – January 11, 2025

◎ Location: Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

◎ Cost: The organizer will cover meals, accommodation, transportation, and tour expenses during the camp. (Participants are responsible for their own round-trip travel and insurance costs.)

◎ Application Deadline: December 18, 2024

◎ Quota: 5 participants (first-come, first-served); 3 additional candidates on the waiting list

◎ Eligibility: Open to Taiwanese students only (priority given to those who have never been to mainland China, never participated in on-site reception groups, and never joined short-term exchanges). (Applicants must submit their Taiwan Compatriot Permit within the specified time.)

◎Registration Method and Process

1. Fill out the Google form to register with the Office of International Affairs and submit the following documents at the same time:

Google form：https://forms.gle/WmHWBvNoCszJfmY28

• Proof of enrollment
• Parental consent form (Download template: Parental Consent Form for Short-term Overseas Exchange)

2. The Office of International Affairs will nominate candidates to Xi’an Jiaotong University collectively.
3. Wait for notification from the Office of International Affairs regarding admission results. Unsuccessful applicants will not be notified.

Please refer to the schedule: Xi’an Jiaotong University Schedule

Important Notes:

• This program is not eligible for international exchange subsidies.
• The International Affairs Office only announces or assists our students in applying for short-term programs or courses at partner universities. Whether these short-term courses can be credited toward our university’s degree requirements must follow the regulations set by the Academic Affairs Office.
• If the program dates fall within our university’s semester, students must handle leave requests according to university policies.
• Students are advised to carefully consider their participation before applying to avoid cancellations after acceptance, which may cause inconvenience to the partner university and affect cooperation between the two institutions.