Business – An Overview of the Challenges of Doing Business in China; Insights into U.S.-China Business Relations; Impact of Trade on the U.S. and China Economies; Preparing for a Career in Business; and Student Commencement Addresses.

Medicine – Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Academy; Sports Medicine: An Olympic Feat; Theory, Techniques and Practices of TCM; Medical Education and Training: Medical School in China; and Student Commencement Addresses.

Engineering & Technology – The Tech Boom in China: Opportunities and Challenges of Conducting Business in China; The Olympics: Engineering the Transformation of a City; Tools and Techniques for Emerging Applications; Advancing the Next Generation of Chinese Wireless Communications; and Student Commencement Addresses.

International Relations – An Eye on the 2008 Olympics; Globalization and China’s Place in World Politics; Grassroots Diplomacy; Connecting Cultures, Creating Trust: Meeting with China's Future Diplomats; and Student Commencement Addresses.

Beijing: China’s Splendid Capital; Tian’anmen Square and the Forbidden City: Seat of Imperial Power; Hiking The Great Wall of China; Chinese Acrobatics Show; Beijing Zoo; Peking Duck Dinner; The Amazing 8,000-Man Terra Cotta Army; and Museum of Antiquity: Arts and Artifacts of the Qin Dynasty.

International Scholars choosing to continue their IYLF journey will travel to Hangzhou and Shanghai, enabling them to experience the best of traditional China and also discover how it has completely transformed itself into one of the world’s leaders in economic growth.

Hangzhou, one of the seven ancient Chinese capitals, is famous for its natural beauty, history, culture and 2,200-year-old heritage. Shanghai is China's modern metropolis, serving as one of the Far East centers of economic development, finance, trade and shipping.

In Hangzhou, scholars will be treated to a guided exploration of private gardens, experience traditional shows, embark on a sampan-style boat excursion and ride bikes around the beautiful West Lake, as well discover ancient Pagodas and enjoy an authentic Chinese dinner in Hangzhou’s Old Town. In Shanghai, scholars will explore Frenchtown, the heart of this bustling city, enjoy a traditional Shanghai welcome dinner and will marvel at the stunning "Intersection of Time" Multimedia Theatrical Spectacular, a combination of Chinese acrobatic arts and modern technology. A special guided site exploration of the Shanghai aquarium and lunch at the famous Yu Gardens Market is also included. Scholars will also take part in a very special examination of the Jade Buddha Temple and the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum before enjoying a final celebration dinner in the rooftop restaurant in the Pearl TV Tower, which slowly rotates high above the city. Scholars complete their China Add-On adventure by departing the city for Shanghai Airport and their return home on a 250 MPH Mag-Lev train.