STUDY IN NEW YORK WITH UK CHINA INSTITUTE
EXCELSIOR
EVERY UPWARD
NEW YORK
PURE ENERGY
New York is one of the world’s most exiting and energetic cities. Filled with promise, it provides a platform to launch into the rest of the USA. Both commercial and financial capital of America, it is the home to the world’s largest stock exchange and one of the world’s biggest property markets.
While also being a political capital in its own right it is just a 45 min plane ride to the actual capital, Washington D.C.
WHY NEW YORK?
Access to the NYSE and NASDAQ and home to major retail, commercial and investment banks, New York represents access to capital that almost no other city can. A thriving property market, wonderful lifestyle and head office to many of America’s Fortune 500 companies, it makes for a compelling reason to join our program here.
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
- Finance and Capital Markets
- BlockChain and Cryptocurrency
CITY FACTS
12 million people
World’s largest stock exchange
Major commercial and real estate hub
Many different cultures contributing to a broad range of culinary and cultural experiences
OUR PARTNERS
Our university partner is part of New York City’s largest public university. Steeped in history, it has been providing quality education to New Yorkers and others for over 100 years. Located on Manhattan Island, it enjoys a central location and a quality reputation that is the envy of many.
Interested in joining the NEW YORK program either for our MBA or DBA course?
Contact info@UKChinaInstitute.com for more information.
Finance and Capital Markets
- Introduction to U.S. Finance and Capital Markets
- Explaining the roles of NASDAQ and NYSE
- New York’s role in an expanding global capital market
- How US capital markets play a role Chinese finances
- Global fiat currencies and the rise of the RMB
The Uk China Institute
UK OFFICE
- 124 City Road EC1V 2NX London United Kingdom
- Tel: +44 (0)7 63 63 10 10
CHINA OFFICE
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222 Yan'an Rd East, 18/F
Bund Centre, Shanghai, China
200002 - Tel: +86 (0)159 0034 6007
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