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As the only Jesuit center and intellectual hub in Mainland China, TBC offers opportunities for a distinctive experience delving in Chinese culture with a focus on education and creation of multicultural connections through the guidance of our Jesuit spirit.

Experience first-hand modern life, beyond the headlines, in one of the world’s oldest civilizations. By combining intense language and course work, unparalleled immersion opportunities, and academic excursions throughout the country, you will learn more about China in your first week here than you have in your entire life.

“Personally, studying abroad helped me refocus what I want to accomplish as an undergraduate and better understand the cultural contexts in which I'm capable of living/working after school. Living through the unspoken barriers study abroad students often encounter are good practice for maturely functioning in an international workplace one day.”


Develop professional experience and skills in a global environment while applying both language and studies immediately in the Beijing workplace. Work alongside Chinese and international colleagues and become part of Beijing’s exciting, engaged and fun-loving network of young professionals.


“Interning at Beijing Kids magazine has given me the opportunity to write for both a Chinese audience and an international audience. I have gained a much deeper understanding of everyday life of Chinese and expat families, and how to adapt my writing accordingly to spark their interests.”


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Whether you are looking at China for your business goals or you’re an educator with a China focus. There is no substitute for on-the-ground experience. With decades of experience conducting travel tours to China to close the understanding gap, The Beijing Center can tailor the right program for you.

“This was a very good opportunity to gain business and cultural knowledge. I realised that in the future I want to work internationally and live abroad.”

“This trip changed my whole view of China. I feel that I had the opportunity to touch business life of the future”

Established in 1998 by Ron Anton, S.J., The Beijing Center (TBC) is a not-for-profit center of higher education and research in mainland China committed to fostering mutual understanding between China and the rest of the world through cultural exchange, education, and research.

In its architecturally unique Beijing facility on campus of University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), TBC hosts students and scholars to study the Chinese language, culture, and all things China in China. Since 2002, TBC has partnered locally with UIBE, a top-tier Chinese public research university. Throughout the years, over 2,000 students have spent a semester abroad at TBC and approximately 300–400 per year come to TBC with short-term faculty-led programs from all over the world.

4worldlovers: As the first international school in Beijing, ISB has had a tradition of excellence since 1980. With a non-profit model, a research-based approach to education, and world-class facilities on our beautiful campus, we ensure our students can achieve and discover their passions. ISB students are socially and emotionally healthy, experience challenging and joyful learning every day, and are destined for success once they graduate, wherever in the world they choose to pursue it.

The ISB community stretches way beyond those families currently enrolled in the school. With more than 40 years’ worth of graduates, ISB’s alumni network is large and vibrant. Wherever they are in the world, members benefit professionally and socially, and alumni give back to their alma mater by offering mentoring, career, and internship opportunities to current students. As we say, once a Dragon, always a Dragon!

"ISB provided me with a solid academic foundation and eye-opening international experiences through my participation at THIMUN and BEIMUN events. I was able to handle my undergraduate and graduate classes with relative ease thanks to the rigor of the IB curriculum at ISB, which then positioned me well to pursue a career in international development."

"ISB prepped me most for my current career by creating constant opportunities to interact with new people and places through APAC and China Studies trips, and forcing me to work and make friends with an ever-changing international group from a wide variety of cultural, economic and linguistic backgrounds."

When Beijing hosted the 2008 Olympics, then 15-year-old ISB student Camille Cheng ('11) tried to see every swimming session from the bleachers of the Water Cube. Eight years later, she made her own mark at the Rio Olympics representing Hong Kong in the 200-meter freestyle and 400-meter medley. She shared her experience of competing at the pinnacle of her sport.