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Trips to China for History Students

from£1099pp

Trips to China for History Students

In recent years the economy has exploded to become the world’s second largest, meaning that the huge modern cities of Shanghai and Beijing sit alongside the more traditional way of life still in existence in the countryside.

Trips to China for Cultural Studies Students

from£1099pp

Trips to China for Cultural Studies Students

In recent years the economy has exploded to become the world’s second largest, meaning that the huge modern cities of Shanghai and Beijing sit alongside the more traditional way of life still in existence in the countryside.

Trips to China for Business Studies Students

from£1155pp

Trips to China for Business Studies Students

In recent years the economy has exploded to become the world’s second largest, meaning that the huge modern cities of Shanghai and Beijing sit alongside the more traditional way of life still in existence in the countryside.

Trip to China for Architecture Students

from£1099pp

Trip to China for Architecture Students

In recent years the economy has exploded to become the world’s second largest, meaning that the huge modern cities of Shanghai and Beijing sit alongside the more traditional way of life still in existence in the countryside.

Trips to China for Sports & Leisure Students

from£1099pp

Trips to China for Sports & Leisure Students

In recent years the economy has exploded to become the world’s second largest, meaning that the huge modern cities of Shanghai and Beijing sit alongside the more traditional way of life still in existence in the countryside.

Trips to China for Psychology & Sociology Students

from£1139pp

Trips to China for Psychology & Sociology Students

In recent years the economy has exploded to become the world’s second largest, meaning that the huge modern cities of Shanghai and Beijing sit alongside the more traditional way of life still in existence in the countryside.