During the summer, Yale offers special programs on campus for students from five Chinese universities. Yale provides a range of opportunities for students from China to take classes with Yale students including summer courses and formal exchange programs. Tsinghua-Yale Dual Degree Program Tsinghua University and YSPH launched a dual degree program in 2020.Central South University-Yale Dual Degree Program Central South University (CSU) and YSPH launched a dual degree program in 2019.CSC-Yale Ph.D Degree Program YSPH launched a new Ph.D program sponsored by China Scholarship Council – Fall 2017.Fudan-Yale Cultural Sociology Research Center Yale’s MacMillan Center and Fudan University established this joint center focused on cultural sociology research.ZJU-Yale Dual Degree Program Zhejiang University and Yale School of Public Health launched a dual degree program in May 2017.PKU-Yale Clinical Elective Rotation Program Yale School of Medicine and Peking University Health Center launched the joint clinical elective rotation program.SJTU-Yale Dual Degree Program Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Yale School of Public Health launched a dual degree program in the Fall 2016.Tsinghua-Yale Dual Degree Program Tsinghua School of Environment and Yale School of the Environment launched a dual degree program in the Fall 2015.Yale also has developed and continues to develop dual degree programs and other academic exchanges in partnership with key Chinese universities. Research collaborations are conducted in the fields of climate science, health policy, immunology, sociology, and urban development, among others. Yale operates joint research centers and collaborations at Fudan University, Tsinghua University, and Shanghai Jiaotong University. There are regional Yale Alumni Clubs in Beijing, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. The Yale Alumni network thrives with over 1,300 alumni living in China.
These student exchanges have developed cross-cultural understanding, and joint research has led to groundbreaking discoveries. This unique relationship has grown dramatically stronger over the years through joint educational and research projects, student and faculty exchange programs, and an ever-increasing number of Chinese students and scholars at Yale. Yale and China’s collaborations and programs stand as examples of how global universities are educating leaders and advancing the frontiers of knowledge, not simply for their own countries, but also for the entire world. Yung Wing became the first person from China to earn a degree from an American university when he graduated from Yale College in 1854.
YALE CHILD STUDY CENTER FACULTY PROFESSIONAL
Browse the categories below to learn more about our educational training programs and professional development opportunities.Yale University enjoys the distinction of having the deepest relationship with China of any university in the United States with ties dating back to 1835.
YCSC professional development and training is geared toward a variety of professionals who serve children and families. This understanding is gained through supervised clinical interventions with children and families, didactic experiences focusing on normal and abnormal development, and involvement in research initiatives designed to increase knowledge and inform clinical decision-making. YCSC training programs share the common goal of providing an understanding of the process of adaptive and maladaptive development in children and their families. The work of the Center draws from fields including child psychiatry, pediatrics, genetics, neurobiology, epidemiology, psychology, nursing, social work, social policy, and more. Intrinsically multi-disciplinary, the Yale Child Study Center (YCSC) is unique in its broad scope of clinical services, research, training, and policy and social innovation efforts, as well as local, state, national, and international collaborations.
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