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Office of International Affairs

2026 Summer Internship Program in Mainland China – Applications Open Until June 10.

To provide our students with summer internship opportunities, help them accumulate practical experience, enhance professional skills, explore career paths early, and broaden their international horizons, we are launching the "2026 Summer Internship Program in Mainland China". We welcome interested students to apply.

Internship Information

Internship Period:
  • Taiping Life Insurance: July 18 to August 7, 2026.
  • Other 8 Host Institutions: July 13 to July 31, 2026.
Benefits & Allowances:
Accommodation, three meals, and an internship stipend (RMB 100 per person per working day) will be provided by the host institutions.

Host Institutions and Quotas (Total: 138 Positions):
Category Host Institution Name Total Quota
Financial & Securities Shanghai Futures Exchange, China Financial Futures Exchange, Bank of Communications, Taiping Life Insurance 30 positions in total
Energy & Telecommunications Sinopec, China Mobile, China Southern Power Grid 20 positions each (60 total)
Communication Services China Unicom 23 positions
Aviation & Transportation China Eastern Airlines 25 positions
Detailed Information: The information summary sheet of the internship institutions in Mainland China and the internship program brochures are attached as Appendices 1-4.

Important Notes (Please read carefully)

Official Announcement:
Safety Reminders for Internships in Mainland ChinaImportant Safety Reminders for Students Heading to Mainland China for Internships: Students planning to undertake internships in Mainland China should be aware that mainland authorities have significantly expanded and revised their national security laws in recent years. These laws explicitly grant law enforcement officers the authority to inspect travelers' personal belongings and electronic devices, including mobile phones and computers. Students are advised to carefully evaluate the necessity of traveling to Mainland China and to exercise caution in their words and actions while there. All exchange activities should adhere to the principles of equality and dignity, and students must strictly avoid any political content or purposes. Before departure, you are required to register your travel itinerary through the Mainland Affairs Council's (MAC) "Registration System for Taiwanese Citizens Traveling to Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau" ([Link]). In the event of an emergency while abroad, please immediately contact the Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) Emergency Service Hotline at +886-2-25339995 for official assistance. For further regulatory details, please refer to the official document: 【陸委會函】調升中國大陸、香港澳門旅遊警示及陸委會新聞參考資料
  1. Expense Responsibility: Participating students must bear their own round-trip airfare and administrative fees for processing entry documents.
  2. Subsidy Restrictions: This program does not comply with the regulations of the "Chang Gung University Guidelines for Subsidizing Students Participating in Short-term Credit Courses or International Exchanges." Therefore, the university will not provide any financial subsidies for this program. 
  3. Document Application: Selected students must independently apply for and handle their own entry documents (Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents / Taipaozhen).
  4. Accommodation: To be arranged by the host institution.
  5. Applicants must complete and submit the 'Student Affidavit for the Summer Internship Program in Mainland China' and the 'Parent or Guardian Consent Form' (as attached in Appendices 5-6), and upload their 'Transcript for the 1st Semester of Academic Year 114 (including class ranking/total class size)' to officially complete the application process.
  6. Registration Link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/sXwgvDiw46
  7. Please complete the registration form and upload all required documents by June 10. Late submissions or incomplete applications will not be accepted.
  8. Announcement of Results: The results are expected to be announced on the Office of International Affairs (OIA) website in early July. Please note that the actual announcement date is subject to the review progress of the Bureau of Economic Development in the Mainland Area; therefore, the release of the admission list may be advanced or postponed accordingly.

Contact Window for Inquiries

  1. If you have any questions regarding the application form or the registration process, please contact Ms. Lin at the Office of International Affairs (Email: lyh@gap.cgu.edu.tw).
  2. If you have any questions regarding the program, please contact the responsible faculty member or secretary according to your respective college:
    • Students of the College of Medicine, College of Engineering, and College of Intelligent Computing: Please contact Prof. Shao-Ku Kao, Associate Dean of International Affairs, College of Engineering (Email: kaosk@mail.cgu.edu.tw) 
    • Students of the College of Management: Please contact Prof. Shu-Yen Wan, Associate Dean, College of Management (Email: sywan@mail.cgu.edu.tw)

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