Basically, I want to learn more about the inner workings of Study
Abroad programs and their relationships with universities in the US.
-The kind of things that I can't learn from visiting their websites. 
Any resources would be appreciated ? focus on thoroughness and
variety, as there would be many different kinds of relationships with
US universities, and different kinds of programs.  I?m looking to do a
lot of internet reading.

Background information that might be helpful:  I'm a US citizen living
in China.  I want to start a study abroad program here locally, aimed
primarily at US college students. Curriculums would initially include
Chinese language, Fine Arts, and possibly business related courses. 
Fees from students would be paid into a US business account.  I have
researched a number of websites of study abroad programs, but there
are a lot of things that I can?t learn from them or from the
information on university websites.  This is what I?m most interested
in learning at Google Answers.

Please ask for clarification if needed.

Thank you in advance.

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Clarification of Question by omeprazole-ga on 16 Feb 2005 17:59 PST

I would love to know the search method for this answer too... thanks again.

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Clarification of Question by omeprazole-ga on 17 Feb 2005 14:59 PST

No response on this yet so I added $10 to the list price.  Seems this
question is not such a quick question...

Lorenzo De Medici Art Institute of Florence Italy has an international
study programme and curricula with relationships to 150 US
universities.

University 21 of which the University of Melbourne is a member has
links to US universities.