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TBC Welcomes Fall Semester Students
This week, TBC was pleased to welcome Fall Semester students Mars, Jen, and Thomas! We are thrilled to have them join us this fall as they embark on an exciting academic journey in Beijing.
The Beijing Center (TBC) has finalized a cooperation agreement with the Colombian Embassy in Beijing, approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Colombia, for TBC students who hold a Colombian passport to have the opportunity to intern during their study abroad in China with TBC.
For the past few months, we have been in contact with the Colombian Embassy in Beijing. We have been telling of our experience, history and about the excellent students we have welcomed to Beijing and TBC over the last 5 years from different universities. We talked about potential areas to collaborate including, the opportunity for our Colombian students to intern at the Colombian Embassy. This agreement was signed by Fr. Jim Caime, S.J., Executive Director at TBC and Oscar Rueda Garcia, Ambassador of the Colombian Diplomatic mission in Beijing on March 13, 2018. There is no end date for the cooperation agreement. Ariel C. from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Bogota, will be the first TBC student to intern with the Colombian Embassy for the Spring 2018 semester.
All of these documents are covered by the existing TBC enrollment process.
Tell your students! Encourage students to enroll at TBC for Fall, Summer or Spring semester or even the full year. We hope to provide the Embassy with the opportunity to work with a steady stream of students who meet the already excellent level of Colombian students who have come before.
This week, TBC was pleased to welcome Fall Semester students Mars, Jen, and Thomas! We are thrilled to have them join us this fall as they embark on an exciting academic journey in Beijing.
The Beijing Center is thrilled to have hosted Xavier High School faculty members Headmaster Kim, history educator Edward, Fr. Spinale, assistant professor at Fordham University, and alumnus James and his wife Penny during their week-long visit to Beijing.