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2010年暑期澳阿德莱德项目报名表

医学院教务处

2010年2月26日

English Language and Health Sciences Study Tour 2010

For Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Proposal submitted to:

Professor Gang Huang

Vice Dean School of Medicine 
Shanghai Jiao Tong University

14 November, 2009

Proposal submitted by:

Liz Pryzibilla

Director

Centre for Professional and Continuing Education (PCE)

Including  The English Language Centre

The University of Adelaide

1.    Organisational Details

1.1   The University of Adelaide

Professional and Continuing Education (PCE)
Faculty of Health Sciences

1.2    Contacts

Sandy McConachy
Director East Asia Strategy  
The University of Adelaide

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5005

Phone:   +61 8 8303 0167

Email:    sandy.mcconachy@adelaide.edu.au

Liz Pryzibilla

Director

Professional and Continuing Education and English Language Centre

The University of Adelaide

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5005

Phone:   +61 8 8303 4777

Fax:       +61 8 8303 4411

Email:    liz.pryzibilla@adelaide.edu.au

1.3    Contact Details

Professional and Continuing Education

and the English Language Centre
The University of Adelaide
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5005

http://www.adelaide.edu.au/elc

Faculty of Health Science
The University of Adelaide

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5005

 http://health.adelaide.edu.au/

2.        Organisational Scope

2.1    The University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide is Australia's third oldest and among the finest universities in the world. Established in 1874, we are committed to producing graduates recognised worldwide for their creativity, knowledge and skills, as well as for their culture and tolerance.

With 20,000 students, including more than 5,000 international students from 90 countries, the University of Adelaide is associated with five Nobel Prize-winning graduates and nearly 100 Rhodes Scholars.

The University is small enough to provide personal interaction with teaching staff, yet large enough to offer a broad range of programs and outstanding opportunities for research.

Its research is at the leading edge of knowledge and the University of Adelaide consistently ranks high among the top universities in the Asia-Pacific region in winning research funds.

An innovative and forward-looking University, Adelaide has major strengths in wine and food, biological sciences, physical sciences, information technology and telecommunications, environmental sciences and social sciences.

For more information on the University of Adelaide visit www.adelaide.edu.au

2.2        Faculty of Health Science

Our focus on education excellent and innovative research is reflected by the academics and researchers across our six Schools, Disciplines, Centres and Institutes.  Our strengths are the depth and dedication of our teams who work to promote better health, wellbeing and disease prevention in Australia and the world.

With 3,000 students, 700 staff and 1400 participating clinical and affiliate practitioners, we have been educating successful students and producing relevant research for over a century.

Health Sciences learning and teaching programs develop highly skilled and compassionate professionals in their chosen careers who aspire to the highest standards of integrity and ethical behaviour.

Our graduates and researchers are making a significant impact in health sciences –helping people lead healthier lives.

2.3     The Centre for Professional and Continuing Education (PCE)
  (incorporating the English Language Centre)

PCE has a strong record of delivering effective education outcomes for international groups. PCE works closely with international clients to develop, coordinate and facilitate programs, of varying lengths, specific to client needs.

PCE has extensive experience in delivering English Language and other training programs to clients from a wide range of countries including Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, United States, China, Korea, Thailand and the United Arab Emirates. 

PCE has its own dedicated modern, well-equipped, air-conditioned professional development facilities located near to the University’s North Terrace campus in the heart of Adelaide’s central business district. 

3.    Service Provision to Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Shanghai Jiao Tong University require a proposal for a 3 week English and Health Sciences Study Tour for 30 current University students.   Course commencement date is to be negotiated.

Study Tour Programs offer the ideal mix of academic excellence and university experience while enjoying the cultural benefits of living in the city of Adelaide, renowned for education, food and wine, art and festivals.

This program will provide participants with the opportunity to improve their English language ability through attending classes in the English Language Centre and to experience study at the Medical School of the University of Adelaide. 

The program includes several escorted cultural activities, as outlined below.  Additional guided tourism activities can be included, if required, with further costs. Please refer to Appendix 2 for further information on possible activities in and around Adelaide.

3.1       General English for Academic Purposes (GEAP) Program 

The General English for Academic Program (GEAP) aims to develop the communication, language and learning skills needed to operate on personal and social levels within an Australian academic context.   At higher levels, the GEAP also aims to provide students with some understanding of university expectations should they choose to continue studying at a tertiary level in Australia.  Within this context, a range of learning goals can be accommodated.  Some students intend to do academic study but need to increase their current level of English proficiency; others want to increase their confidence in using English to communicate in a real-world context. 

In this program student will have a total of 36 hours of language tuition and will:

§        Develop their understanding of the structure and function of the English language

§        Develop their ability to use spoken English in order to meet their day to day needs in Australia

§        Gain confidence in applying their knowledge and skills actively inside and outside of the classroom

§        Present their ideas in written styles appropriate to their level

§        Experience the benefits of working cooperatively with others

§        Learn about aspects of Australian society and education

§        Appreciate the diversity of cultures in Australia and develop intercultural awareness

3.2      Health Science Program

During their time within the Medical School students will experience case base teaching, e-learning methodologies and contemporary biomedical skills and anatomy tutorials in t    

3.3      Activities Program 
The following activities are included in the program:

§         Orientation and Welcome

§         A City and Campus Tour

·         Half day trip to the Adelaide Hills including Cleland Wildlife Park

·         Visit to the Adelaide Central Market

·         Graduation Ceremony and Lunch

Other activities can be included at an extra cost.  Activities could include day trips and or weekend trips to Kangaroo Island etc.  Examples and costs of extra planned activities can be provided upon request.

The English Language Centre Social Club also provides a range of activities that the students can sign up for when they are here.  Please view the ELC Social Club page for an example of such activities.  
http://www.adelaide.edu.au/elc/socialclub/

3.4     Graduation and Certification

At the conclusion of the program students with receive a University of Adelaide Certificate of Completion. A Certificate Presentation Ceremony and graduation lunch will be held to celebrate their achievements and the conclusion of the program.

3.5    Accommodation

Students are placed in Homestay accommodation. They live with an Australian family for a firsthand experience of Australian family life.  PCE have carefully chosen the home stay families and many of our families have hosted International students for us for several years. 

The homestay experience is proclaimed by students as being one of the highlights of their time in Adelaide.  Meals will be provided by the host families.  

3.6     Program Fee:      
  AUS $2,500 per student for the three week English and Health Science program

       This fee is based on 30 students.  
         
         Program Fees are indicative only and can vary depending on activities and service                   required.

Program fee includes:

Tuition
-           English Language Core Classes a total of 36 hours tuition
-           Medical School Program
-           Class excursions
Accommodation
-           Homestay placement, coordination and ongoing management
-           3 Weeks of Homestay accommodation with all meals included

Activities
-           All guided cultural activities as listed in 3.2 
Student Services

-           Airport pickup and farewell
-           Orientation and City and Campus Tour
Graduation 
-           Certificate
-           Certificate Presentation Celebration

-           Graduation Lunch

3.7        Travel Insurance:    
Shanghai Jiao Tong University must ensure that all students have relevant travel insurance for the duration of their stay in Australia.

APPENDIX 2

Cultural Activities in and around Adelaide

Adelaide is the perfect place to enjoy a rewarding study experience in a relaxed, beautiful environment.

Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, is a compact multicultural hub with a one-million-strong population made up of over 100 different ethnic communities, many proudly maintaining links with their homeland culture. Adelaide combines interest, creativity and liveliness with a safe and clean environment. South Australians lead a relaxed but stimulating lifestyle in a state rich in history, and a particular love of fine wine and food.

The natural beauty of South Australia encompasses a diverse range of different landscapes from the rugged Flinders Ranges to the sweeping coastlines of the Fleurieu Peninsula to the enchanting Adelaide Hills surrounding the city.

Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and cool, mild winters.

Tourist Activities in and around Adelaide include:

The Migration Museum
Nationally and internationally renowned for its innovative exhibition techniques designed to tell the story of the countless thousands of people who left everyone and everything they knew to start life again in Australia.

Art Gallery of South Australia

The collection is one of the finest in Australia and the Gallery itself is a glorious heritage building inside and out.

South Australian Museum

Visit the renowned INGARNENDI Aboriginal Cultures Gallery or take in an exhibition.

State Library of South Australia
The State Library contains a diverse catalogue and incredible array of collections for public viewing.

The Adelaide Central Market

Buzzing with sounds, colours and wonderous smells, the Adelaide Central Market is truly the destination for foodies.

Festivals & Events

Festivals and events occur with remarkable frequency in the city of Adelaide. These range from the traditional to the offbeat, and from international arts festivals to major sporting events. Major ongoing festivals and events include: The Adelaide Festival of Arts, Womadelaide, the Clipsal 500, Jacobs Creek Tour Down Under, The Festival of ideas and much more.

National Parks and Conservation Areas
The Australian government sets aside areas to protect and maintain the native Australian bush and wildlife. Cleland Conservation Park provides an excellent opportunity to see koalas, kangaroos, wallabies and other native animals in their natural surroundings. Other parks such as those at Belair, Parra Wirra and Morialta are great for bushwalking and picnicking. Most of these parks can be reached by public transport.

Kangaroo Island
Located just 16km from the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula, Kangaroo Island is the third largest island off the Australian mainland, accessible by vehicle/passenger ferry and by air. It offers an abundance of wildlife largely unaffected by developments on the mainland, including sea lions, koalas, wallabies and of course kangaroos! It is also home to Australia's largest sea lion colony, spectacular rock formations, and untouched sandy beaches.

Wine Regions

South Australia is home to Australia’s leading Wine growing regions including the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills and Clare Valley. All destinations are between one and three hours drive from Adelaide.

Flinders Ranges
The Flinders Ranges national park, a mountain range about five hours north of the state, covers 95,000 hectares. It incorporates rugged scenery, seasonal wildflowers, tree-lined gorges and wildlife. Wilpena Pound, in the heart of the national park, offers excellent camping and bushwalking, abundant wildlife, and dense native vegetation.

The Beaches of Fleurieu Peninsula
The Fleurieu Peninsula is home to some of South Australia's most picturesque swimming and fishing beaches, walking trails, and wine regions. The seaside region of Victor Harbour offers many different opportunities: surfing, fishing and swimming at its different beaches, whale-watching and the chance to see more than 1000 fairy penguins, nesting on Granite Island.

Sports and Outdoor Pursuits

Outdoor recreation and sport plays an important role in the daily life of Australians and the facilities, programs and events available to international visitors are in abundance. You can play golf on lush fairways within one kilometre of the city, hike from the Southern Ocean to the ancient landscape of the Flinders Ranges on the Heysen Trail, paddle a canoe through the wild backwaters of the Murray River, sailboard at Glenelg or attend a game of Aussie Rules Football at AAMI Stadium.

Restuarants & Eating Out
Adelaide has more restaurants per person than any other city in Australia and you'll find an extremely varied selection of cuisines, price range, and styles. You'll find a great mix of restaurant strips dotted across the city including: Rundle Street East for alfresco dining; The Parade at Norwood for great Italian food and Gouger Street for seafood and Asian fare.

Beautiful Architecture

In Adelaide, offices are just as likely to be housed in gracious Victorian or Edwardian structures as in modern towers, and colonial-era homes are lovingly preserved, their verandas and Adelaide lace ironwork intact.

Useful Websites

The Adelaide City Council’s Visitors website:

http://www.adelaide.sa.gov.au/discover/visitor/index.asp

The South Australian tourist website offers an excellent overview and photo tour of South Australia's attractions.

http://www.southaustralia.com/home.asp