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Berkeley Summer Sessions Dr. Thanet Makjamroen Coordinator Faculty of Economics thanet@econ.tu.ac.th 083-894-3335 Topics • UC Berkeley • Living & Studying in Cosmopolitan Bay Area • 600+ Classes in 80+ Subjects • Housing with Meal Plans • Student VISA and Group Flights • Next Meeting for Interested Students • #3 Best Global Universities Rankings (US News and World Report 2016) • Lectures by Berkeley Professors • Study with Berkeley and International Students • Enjoy Living and Studying in San Francisco Bay Area • 2 Weeks Early Priority Registration and Housing Reservation with Meal Plans • Minimum GPA = 2.8 *(to transfer credits) and English proficiency score • No English Proficiency Required if taking only English as a Second Language classes * Your program/faculty might require minimum GPA and/or other conditions

Berkeley Summer Sessions • 600+ courses in 80+ subjects • attended by 12,000 Berkeley students and 4,000 international students • 5 Sessions--A, B, C, D and E • List of courses offered during summer sessions http://summer.berkeley.edu/courses/courses-list • Registration starts early February 2017 5 Sessions to offer (2017) Session Start Date End Date A - First 6-Week Session May 22 * June 30 B - 10-Week Session June 5 August 11 C - 8-Week Session June 19 August 11 D - Second 6-Week Session July 3 August 11 E - 3-Week Session July 17 August 4 * TU semester 2 ends beginning of June Business Classes Offered in 2016 Course Title Units Session 101A ¡ ¡ Microeconomic ¡Analysis ¡for ¡Business ¡Decisions 3 A 101B ¡ ¡ Macroeconomic ¡Analysis ¡for ¡Business ¡Decisions ¡ 3 D 102A ¡ ¡ Introduc:on ¡to ¡Financial ¡Accoun:ng ¡ 3 A,D 102B ¡ ¡ Introduc:on ¡to ¡Managerial ¡Accoun:ng ¡ 3 A,D 103 Introduc:on ¡to ¡Finance ¡ 4 D 105 Leading ¡People 3 D 106 Marke:ng ¡ 3 A,D 107 The ¡Social ¡& ¡Poli:cal ¡Environment ¡for ¡Business ¡ 3 D 118 Interna:onal ¡Trade ¡ 3 D 120AA Intermediate ¡Financial ¡Accoun:ng ¡1 4 A,D 120AB Intermediate ¡Financial ¡Accoun:ng ¡2 4 D 120B ¡ ¡ Advanced ¡Financial ¡Accoun:ng ¡ 4 D 122 Financial ¡Informa:on ¡Analysis ¡ 3 A 127 Special ¡Topics ¡in ¡Accoun:ng ¡-­‑ ¡See ¡topics ¡in ¡hNp://schedule.berkeley.edu ¡ 1-­‑4 A 131 Corporate ¡Finance ¡and ¡Financial ¡Statement ¡Analysis ¡ 3 D 132 Financial ¡Ins:tu:ons ¡and ¡Markets ¡ 3 A 133 Investments ¡ 3 A,D 136F ¡ Behavioral ¡Finance 3 D 137 Financial ¡Deriva:ves 1-­‑4 D 151 Management ¡of ¡Human ¡Resources ¡ 3 A 152 Nego:a:on ¡and ¡Conflict ¡Resolu:on 3 A 155 Leadership 3 A 160 Consumer ¡Behavior 3 A 162 Brand ¡Management ¡and ¡Strategy 3 D 165 Adver:sing ¡Strategy 3 A 175 Legal ¡Aspects ¡of ¡Management 3 D 178 Introduc:on ¡to ¡Interna:onal ¡Business ¡ 3 D 190T Topics ¡in ¡Management ¡of ¡Technology ¡-­‑ ¡See ¡topics ¡in ¡hNp://schedule.berkeley.edu ¡ 1-­‑4 A 191C ¡ Communica:on ¡for ¡Leaders ¡ 2 D 192T Business ¡and ¡Sustainability 1-­‑4 A

Economics Classes Offered in 2016 Course Title Units Session Introduc:on ¡to ¡Economics ¡ 4 C 1 100A Economic ¡Analysis ¡-­‑ ¡Micro ¡ 4 C 100B Economic ¡Analysis ¡-­‑ ¡Macro ¡ 4 C Game ¡Theory ¡in ¡the ¡Social ¡Sciences ¡ 4 C N110 Industrial ¡Organiza:on ¡and ¡Public ¡Policy ¡ 4 A 121 Public ¡Economics 4 C 131 Financial ¡Economics 4 C 136 Economic ¡Sta:s:cs ¡and ¡Econometrics ¡ 4 C 140 4 C Labor Economics 151 4 C Health Economics 157 4 C Economic Development N171 3 A Economic Demography C175 4 A International Trade N181 English as a Second Language 2016 Course ¡ID Course ¡Title Units Session 5A 3 D English through Broadway Musicals 5C 3 D English through Film 5D 3 D English through Literature 5E 3 D English through Popular Music 5F 3 D English, Research and Human Rights 5G 3 D English, Research and Multicultural California 5H 3 D English, Research and Sustainability 5I 3 D Television, Culture, and Communication 6A ¡ ¡ 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Academic Speaking 6B ¡ ¡ 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Academic Vocabulary 6C ¡ ¡ 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Business Vocabulary 6E 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Grammar and Editing 6F 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Listening and Speaking 6G 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Writing Blogs 6H 2 E English Language Studies: Intensive Practice in Writing Creative Non-Fiction 6J 2 E English Language Studies: English for Academic Purposes Test Preparation 7A 1 E American Culture through the Media 7B 1 E The Beat Generation 7D 1 E The Food Industry vs. Local Food Movements 7E 1 E The Greening of America 7G 1 E American Language and Culture: City and Community 7H 1 E English Language Studies: Popular Music in the U.S. 7J 1 E English Language Studies: California Culture 7K 1 E English Language Studies: Understanding American Culture through Humor English as a Second Language 2016 (cont.) Course ¡ID Course ¡Title Units Session 8 4 D English as a Second Language 9A 3 D Academic Research 9B 3 D Academic Vocabulary 9C 3 D Academic Writing 9D 3 D Broadway Musicals 9E 3 D Business English 9F 3 D Business Speaking 9G 3 D Medical English 9H 3 D California History and Immigration 9I 3 D Communication Skills for Conflict Resolution 9J 3 D Grammar for Editing 9N 3 D Legal English and U.S. Law 9O 3 D Legal Writing 9R 3 D Oral Presentation 9S 3 D Pronunciation 9V 3 D English for Science and Engineering 9W 3 D English for Specific Purposes: English for Speech and Debate 9Y 3 D English through Creative Writing W9 2 D Business English in the Digital Age (Online) W9 2 D Academic Writing (Online) W9 2 D Listening and Speaking (Online)

English Proficiency Acceptab ceptable ¡Test Minimum ¡Score Computer-­‑based 213 TOEFL TOEFL Internet-­‑based TOEFL 80 Paper-­‑based 600 GRE ¡(Ver ¡(Verbal ¡score) 140 IE IELTS 6.5 TOEIC ¡ TO 685 (Listening ning ¡& ¡Reading) CEFR CEFR B2 iTEP iTEP Level ¡5 GEPT GEPT High ¡intermediate TEM TEM 70 BUL BULATS 65 Notes: 1) Students of International Programs can be exempted by an interview with coordinator 2) Not required if enroll only English as a Second Language classes Group Reservations for Housing • Will collect Housing Fees from everyone and pay UC in one single payment. Visiting International Students Fees 2016 6-Week Session 8-Week Session Enrollment Fee 335 335 International Service Fee 300 300 Document Management Fee 54 54 Course Fees 2,880 2,880 (two 3-unit courses at $480 per unit) University Residence Hall 2,787 3,739 (room and board, double) Total $6,356 $7,308 *This chart does not reflect costs for books, supplies, and incidentals. All fees are subject to change.

Health Insurance • Must have Health Insurance with coverage - $50,000 for each incident with less than $500 deductible - at least 75% of hospital and physician costs - cost of Medical Evacuation and Repatriation of Remains • Premium is about $100 for 6-8 weeks VISA • Apply for Student’s VISA with I-20 issued by UC Berkeley • Cannot use Tourist’s VISA • Must let me know if you will be exchange students in the USA right after Summer 2017 Flight Reservation • Group Flight--same departure flight to be determined for each session • Airport Transportation--provided only for group flights • Housing Check-in

Registration Process • To be discussed at the next meeting in January 2017 for interested students • Rangsit: January 25, (Wednesday): 4:30-5:30 pm. • Taprachan: January 26, (Thursday): : 4:30-5:30 pm. Ground Rules! • Students are responsible to follow deadlines-- otherwise you risk failure to enroll for classes and/or reserve housing • Students agree to use email as the formal communication channel • Students pay an Administration Fees of 9,500 bahts. Sign up for More Info Berkeley Summer Sessions • Login at http://jittadata.com/BerkeleySummer to sign up to get further information and notification to meet for Registration in January 2017