CET Academic Programs
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CET Academic Programs is a program provider offering 12 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, and Research abroad programs in 9 countries such as Jordan, Brazil, Taiwan, and Czech Republic.
CET Academic Programs is a study abroad organization that has been developing and operating innovative educational programs abroad since 1982. Originally “China Educational Tours,” CET began operations in Beijing, and today offers a varied portfolio of semester, summer, and customized programs for students around the world. Known for strong academics, professional program management, and supportive student services, CET strives to integrate participants into their host communities, adopt environmentally conscientious practices, and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion across all programs and operations.
For more information, visit our website at https://cetacademicprograms.com/.
Study Abroad with CET Academic Programs
"I gained an immense amount of perspective just by living in another place. Everything is new and different and able to offer you something to think about. I now know that I want to return to Italy as soon as possible. It was completely worthwhile, and I enjoyed wholly my time there. While I was there, probably the best thing ..."
Mallory R Mount Holyoke College
"I gained a larger sense of the world through the study of a foreign language and actual use of that language in conjunction with meeting new people. I also had fun and got to experience a new place--an invaluable experience."
John B Trinity University
"I learned about what it means to live in a completely different culture. From the food to the language, it was an experience that I'll treasure. Definitely one of the most difficult but also worthwhile experiences I've ever had. "
Jennifer A Vanderbilt University
"It was so worthwhile! I got to learn about a whole new culture, and I think that this really expanded my worldview."
Faith B Trinity University
"I gained/strengthened a lot of social skills while I was abroad. Being in a country with a completely different official language (you can't understand the people, the roadsigns, the menus) forced me to adapt and learn so much. I didn't realize it until the program was over and I was back in the United States. It was definitely ..."
Megan M The University of Texas at Austin
"I learned how to live in a foreign culture and try to understand customs and traditions different from my own. It was a worthwhile experience."
A student Wellesley College
"It was worthwhile, I learned a lot about myself and how different cultures interact. I also learned how much I can handle in terms of frustration and culture shock and generally living in a developing country. "
A student Wellesley College
"I gained fluency in Mandarin Chinese and made great friends. Mostly, I discovered a city that I want to go back to. It was totally worthwhile. "
Shinhye (Lana) O Brandeis University
"Lots of Chinese language ability I did not have before. In this sense, it was worthwhile, although someone who wanted to explore Beijing more might have not had the opportunities he/she was expecting"
A student Brandeis University
"Many language skills/higher language level in Chinese, how to live and adapt to a different culture. Completely worthwhile."
Sam S The University of Texas at Austin
"I gained a completely different perspective on the Chinese and American political systems and I found myself much more able to think critically about Chinese and American culture."
Michael R Brandeis University
"I definitely learned a lot about Chinese culture, and my language skills improved as well. It was worthwhile, and if I had the opportunity, I would definitely go back to China."
A student Brandeis University
"Numerous friends and colleagues. You not only learn about the language and business field, you learn about people, how to handle all different types, and how to get close to others."
William C The University of Texas at Austin
"I learned to put everything in perspective in life"
Brian D Tulane University
"Chinese language and culture learning."
A student Brandeis University
"I made my best friend in another country."
jessica b The University of Texas at Austin
"I'm a Chinese major so I went sort of first and foremost to get experience being in China, using my Chinese skills there, and learning more about the culture and language. I'd say that this program was great for the cultural experiences and then I followed it up with one of CET's other programs, Harbin Intensive Language, and *t..."
Caroline M University of Massachusetts Amherst
"Anytime a student studies abroad they will learn a lot about whom they are and their standing in the world. They will learn about America and the host country. But, a true immersion experience is not found in the nightclubs (they are great in Prague). You learn from the people of the city more than the buildings or party spots. ..."
Eric K Vanderbilt University
"This study abroad experience was absolutely worthwhile, I met many people who I admire greatly and will network with in the future. Basically, I am confident and equipped to make my own films. This program has given me the basic skills I need to progress further with my film career."
Yue W Tufts University
"I learned an incredible amount about Arabic language and culture. I cannot overstate how much this program helped me to progress. When I go back to continue studying Arabic, it will probably be with CET. "
Mark R Tufts University
"Learned a lot about China and their minority races."
Stephanie K The University of Texas at Austin
"Living in shanghai not only taught me that I want to live in Shanghai in the future, but it also taught me how to survive in a city that is not easily accessible to foreigners."
Lila B The University of Texas at Austin
"Definitely. This experience confirmed my interest in China and made me more aware of the challenges that lay ahead in seeking a career there. Every time I visit China, I grow up a little. This trip taught me how to handle a massive workload and still enjoy myself."
Lila B The University of Texas at Austin
"I gained a lot from having local Chinese students as our roommates, as we got to learn about their culture, lifestyle, and ways of thinking in a casual setting. The program's greatest asset is the Chinese roommate, but they have not yet made full use of this aspect (though I suspect they will in the near future). "
Belinda P Harvard University
"My experience hasn't impacted my future plans at all, it was merely a means to really get started in my Chinese studies. Studying in China allowed me to witness first-hand the lessons learned in my Chinese history classes."
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