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Some Background
AIPE was first launched in summer 2002 Co-sponsors of AIPE
School of Economics and Finance, HKU The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) George Mason University
Location: The University of Hong Kong Institute dates: July 5 to July 27, 2013 Other ventures by TFAS: Washington, DC;
Czech Republic; Greece; Chile
First Thing to Clarify
“Political Economy” in AIPE does not refer to the narrowly defined viewpoints of the Marxist persuasion
It is broadly taken as the modern day political and economic ideas that affect individual freedom, social interaction and international affairs
Second Thing to Clarify
AIPE is not vacation time; it is a both academic and cultural exchange program
It is academic, so participants are required to attend class, do the readings, take part in discussion, study and take an exam
It is cultural exchange, so participants are required to think, express, share, discuss, argue, clarify, interact, …
Participants are expected to study, live and get together with each other throughout the three weeks
The Basic Elements
Key components Free market economy Democracy
Other components Rule of law Freedom of speech
Cultural and regional exchange East-west (Asia-US) dialogues Intra-Asia understanding
What Are There For Participants
Intellectual enrichment and development Deeper understanding of relevant ideas Broadening personal horizons
Interpersonal connections In touch with more than 60 future Asian
leaders of your generation Full-time close and intensive encounter with
teachers, guest speakers and fellow students Close alumni network
What Are There For Participants
3 units of academic credit awarded by George Mason University
On the whole, it will be 3 weeks of memorable lifetime experience
Scholarship will be offered to successful HKU candidates to cover the program fee of US$3,750, which includes tuition fee, textbooks, accommodation fee and meals
The Three Weeks
Lectures
2 courses on economics and American studies taught by some of the finest professors from USA
Interactive teaching and learning style (with free and open discussion, debates, games, etc.)
Students learn to think analytically and from various perspectives
Students learn to express their views with confidence, understand and consider others’ views, and appreciate cultural differences
The Three Weeks
Guest lectures Close contact with a wide array of prominent speakers and share their professional
insights and experiences. Some previous guest speakers:
Mrs. Anson Chan, Former Chief Secretary, HKSAR Mr. Bernard Chan, President, Asia Financial Group and Member, Executive Council
and Legislative Council, HKSAR, Member, National People’s Congress, Hong Kong Deputy
Mr. Ronnie Chan, Chairman, Hang Lung Group and Executive Committee, Better Hong Kong Foundation
Prof. Edward K.Y. Chen, Distinguished Fellow, Centre of Asian Studies, The University of Hong Kong, and Former President, Lingnan University
Mrs. Regina Ip, Former Secretary for Security, HKSAR Mr. Alan Kah-kit Leong, Member, Legislative Council, HKSAR Mr. Peter Lo, Chief Country Officer, Deutsche Bank AG, HK Ms. Christine Loh, Chief Executive Officer, Civic Exchange Ms. Margaret Ngoi-yee Ng, Member, Legislative Council, HKSAR Mr. Andrew Sheng, Former Chairman, HK Securities and Futures Commission Mr. Joseph Yam, Chief Executive, Hong Kong Monetary Authority Mr. Andrew Work, Executive Director, The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in
Hong Kong, Co-Founder, Lion Rock Institute Prof. Richard Wong, Chair of Economics, The University of Hong Kong
The Three Weeks
Guest lectures
Prof. Richard Wong, Chair of Economics, School of Economics and Finance, The
University of Hong Kong
Mr. Andrew Work, Executive Director, The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, and Co-Founder, Lion Rock Institute
The Three Weeks
Social and cultural activitiesTrip to Victoria
Peak
Outing to Lantau Island
Trip to Repulse Bay
Site Visit to Crown Worldwide Group
Dinner with Dr. Luk
The Three Weeks
Residence at HKU hall
Students will stay together at one of HKU’s residential halls
Students will develop international friendship that can last a lifetime
AIPE students have close ties with each other, and will be connected to AIPE alumni of other years
Participants in AIPE 2012
HKU (12) Bangladesh (1) Chinese mainland (15) Cambodia (5) Canada (1) India (1) Indonesia (3) Malaysia (1)
Myanmar (2)Nepal (3)Singapore (3)South Korea (2)Sri Lanka (1)Thailand (2)United States (12)Vietnam (3)
Total: 67
Admission and Application
Selection criteria Good academic standing Good English communication skills Open-minded and outgoing character
What to submit Application form, resume, transcript, 1 writing,
reference letters, English proficiency proof, photo, statement of how much financial support would be needed
Admission and Application
For applicants studying in Hong Kong, send to: School of Economics and Finance Room 908, K.K. Leung Building The University of Hong Kong
Admission and Application
Please mark “Application for AIPE 2013” on the envelop
Submission deadline: March 11, 2013
Interview: applicants will be interviewed (group and individual)
Interviews will be held in around late March, the exact date/time to be arranged
Enquiries
Ms. Annie Lam
School of Economics and Finance
Room 908, 9/F, K.K. Leung Building
The University of Hong Kong
Tel: 3917 5750
Fax: 2548 1152
Email : [email protected]
Web: www.sef.hku.hk/aipe2013/
Student Sharing
Mr. Adrian Lam BEcon&Fin (Year 3) AIPE 2012
Miss Serena Wu BEcon&Fin (Year 2) AIPE 2012