Venue: 4th Floor, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Shanghai Municipal Branch, 9 Pudong Avenue, Lujiazui, Shanghai, China

Success: Vision & Action

Cambridge University Education Without Borders (CUEWB) held International Forum, Shanghai (IFS) in collaboration with Cambridge University Chinese Cultural Society (CUCCS) on Saturday, 17 September 2011. Following the success of CUEWB’s “Success: Vision & Action” series of international forums in Beijing, Xiamen, Cambridge, and Hong Kong, the Shanghai forum provided an opportunity for 250 university students to hear three speakers who gave their view of China, and of what it takes for young Chinese people to succeed in today’s innovation-driven transformation and development of the Chinese economy in the globalised world.

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Venue: Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge

The second Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar of this year (CELS11-2) was held from 11^th to 22^nd July 2011. 12 students from top Chinese universities participated in this programme. The management team consisted of students studying for their undergraduate or postgraduate degrees, who treated this as an opportunity to develop their professional skills. The programme will continue developing itself to further satisfy the continuously changing needs from young international talents. Thanks to the support from Global Youth Development Organization (GYDO).

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Cambridge University Education Without Borders (CUEWB) is a non-profit student society, registered with the Societies' Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, and a branch of Education Without Borders Organization (EWBO). It aims to share educational resources worldwide and break the barrier between educational institutions and industrial organisations. In the past four years through the great effort of its Committee members, CUEWB has been promoting education and industrial exchange through its multi-faceted programmes, most of which are international:

• Winter Student Exchange Programme 2007 (WSEP07),
• International Forum, Beijing (IFB),
• Shanghai Summer Student Programme 2008 (SSSP08),
• Talk on Surviving the Financial Crisis (TSFC),
• Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar 2009 #1 (CELS09-1),
• International Forum, Xiamen (IFX),
• Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar 2009 #2 (CELS09-2),
• Shanghai Summer Student Programme 2009 (SSSP09),
• International Forum, Cambridge (IFC),
• Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar 2010 #1 (CELS10-1),
• Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar 2010 #2 (CELS10-2),
• International Forum, Hong Kong (IFHK),
• Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar 2011 #1 (CELS10-1),
• Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar 2011 #2 (CELS10-2), and
• International Forum, Shanghai (IFS).

CUEWB also held its inaugural local project,

• Talk on Surviving the Financial Crisis (TSFC)

in December 2008. Feedbacks from the participating students were very positive and we are committed to organising more such projects in the future. Currently, we are thinking of organising a follow-up talk to TSFC in Cambridge this term. We are also seeking to bring our activities to countries other than China and the UK.

To ensure the rapid development of CUEWB and the success of its future projects, we need enthusiastic individuals to join us!

Deadline for application: 11 pm, Sun. 27 Nov. 2011

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Venue: Hughes Hall, St Cantherine's College, and Peterhouse, Cambridge

The first Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar of this year (CELS11-1) was held from 8^th to 19^th February 2011. 28 students from top Chinese universities participated in this programme. The management team consisted of students studying for their undergraduate or postgraduate degrees, who treated this as an opportunity to develop their professional skills. The programme will continue developing itself to further satisfy the continuously changing needs from young international talents. Thanks to the support from Global Youth Development Organization (GYDO).

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Venue: Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge and Churchill College, Cambridge

The second Cambridge Entrepreneurship and Leadership Seminar of this year (CELS10-2) was held from 7^th July to 21^st July 2010. 15 students from top Chinese universities participated in this programme. The management team consisted of students studying for their undergraduate or postgraduate degrees, who treated this as an opportunity to develop their professional skills. The programme will continue developing itself to further satisfy the continuously changing needs from young international talents. Thanks to the support from Global Youth Development Organization (GYDO).

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Venue: Chiang Chen Studio Theatre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong SAR

Success: Vision & Action

Cambridge University Education Without Borders (CUEWB) will hold International Forum, Hong Kong (IFHK) in collaboration with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and AIESEC on Saturday, 6 November 2010. Following the success of CUEWB’s “Success: Vision & Action” series of international forums in Beijing, Xiamen, and Cambridge, the Hong Kong forum will provide an opportunity for 250 university students in Hong Kong to hear five world-class speakers who will give their view of the education and business life in the 21^st century, and of what it takes for young people to succeed in today’s globalised world.

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