A global powerhouse, China is leading the charge when it comes to STEM. Students can learn about China’s use of technology in ancient and modern times, go behind the scenes on guided tours of major manufacturing plants, and visit museums, laboratories and organisations devoted to science and technology. They’ll also get to enjoy visits to…

What better way to immerse yourself in the culture of China then to see and experience life like the Chinese do. Students can explore ancient cities, visit iconic attractions and enjoy a one-of-lifetime experience as they come face to face with Giant Pandas!

With a focus on authenticity, WorldStrides’ tours of Asia, Europe and beyond have one thing in common: students live as close as can be to the locals – including food! Our Chinese itineraries include a visit with a local family, for example, and wherever they roam, groups sample regional delicacies. That could translate to traditional…

WorldStrides designs experiences that encourage students of history to deeply understand and revere the societies, events and inventions that have shaped humanity throughout the ages. From ancient to medieval to modern eras, we take students right to the source to make sense of it all – the connections, the continuity and the current imprint.

Travel to where it all began for your language of choice with a tour that puts the region’s history and culture in context. Expand your vocabulary and improve your accent as you speak the language among natives in practical settings and attend intensive classes. Be inspired to take your study further – potentially to tertiary…

Delve into the mysteries and traditions of the Far East on WorldStrides’ tours of Asia, students can experience all corners of a vast continent that’s home to a staggering 4.4 billion people. Learn first-hand about political dynasties, ideological battles, territorial power struggles and religious traditions that have evolved over thousands of years through times of…

Walk through China’s vast Tiananmen Square, view the Forbidden Palace, home to Chinese emperors since 1421, travel to the Great Wall of China, see the life-size Terra Cotta Soldiers in Xi’an, and wander through the 16th century Yu Yuan Garden in Shanghai.