The private school, which already has U.S. campuses in Savannah and Atlanta and an international campus in Lacoste, France, will offer 14 degree programs at the new Chinese campus starting fall 2010. Programs will include photography, advertising, graphic design, illustration and animation.The new campus is expected to start with 300 students and 14 faculty members. The number of students is expected to grow to 1,500 in the next five years.
