

Yes, our TESOL program is officially approved and recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
The program takes place over two years and begins with an intensive Summer session in Shanghai, followed by Fall and Spring semesters in Shanghai. The second intensive Summer session takes place in New York City, after which students return to Shanghai for the remaining Fall and Spring semesters.
No, the program is designed to take place over a two-year period.
All enrolled students receive scholarships between 20-25% of total program tuition. There is no separate scholarship application process apart from the regular program application process. Scholarships are awarded at the same time students receive their admission letters to the program.
No, there is no written examination required for admission.
Admissions interviews may be scheduled for certain applicants.
The application deadline is February 1 for admission in the Summer of the same year. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis after that date.
The program typically starts in the second week of July.
No, the program is designed for students to start in the Summer.
No, deferral is not permitted.
According to NYU student leave policy, students are allowed to take a leave for a maximum of 2 semesters.
Classes will generally take place on Saturdays during the Spring and Fall semesters to accommodate in-service teachers’ work schedules. Classes will take place on weekdays during the Summer.
The courses in this program range from theory-based courses to practical courses that cover five key domains of TESOL:
Yes, all students are required to take a short-term study abroad session in New York in their second Summer to broaden their perspectives as well as enhance their intercultural awareness.
Students must pay the full cost of their summer study abroad experience in New York.
Review NYU's Summer Housing rates to learn more. The rates are per person, per week, and vary depending on the type of room you choose.
All courses in this program are taught in English.
Students must have either a tablet device or a computer to study in this program. However, it is highly recommended that students have computers to complete assignments such as written reports.
Yes, students in Shanghai can attend the graduation ceremony in New York City as well as in Shanghai.