Program Overview

Program Overview

The university program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in Chinese language and literature. The program is divided into two groups: High-Level Chinese Language and Literature, and International Sinology.

Program Requirements

• Students must complete 24 credits to graduate, including required courses and a thesis.
• The required courses for the High-Level Chinese Language and Literature group include:
  • "Ancient Classic Selected Texts Bilateral Discussion"
  • "High-Level Reading and Writing"
  • "Chinese Linguistics"
  • "Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language"
• The required courses for the International Sinology group include:
  • "Ancient Classic Selected Texts Bilateral Discussion"
  • "Ancient Classic Selected Texts Reading"
  • "High-Level Reading and Writing"
  • "Oral Practice 1-4"
  • "Current Events Reporting and Commentary"
  • "Independent Research"
• Students must also complete an internship and a thesis.

Internship Regulations

• High-Level Chinese Language and Literature group: Students must complete at least 100 hours of teaching Chinese as a foreign language.
• International Sinology group: Students must complete at least 100 hours of internship in a professional field related to Chinese language and literature.

Thesis Requirements

• Students must submit a thesis proposal and pass an oral defense.
• The thesis must be written in Chinese or English, and must include at least 10 pages of Chinese content if written in English.
• The oral defense will be conducted in Chinese.

Language Proficiency Requirements

• High-Level Chinese Language and Literature group: Students must pass the "Chinese Language Proficiency Test" before graduation.
• International Sinology group: Non-native Chinese speakers must possess a Chinese language proficiency equivalent to CEFR C1 or above before graduation.

Academic Regulations

• Students must complete all required courses and credits within the specified timeframe.
• Students who fail to meet the graduation requirements will be required to withdraw from the program.

Degree Conferral

• Students who complete all required courses and credits, and pass the thesis defense, will be awarded a master's degree.
• The program follows the university's academic regulations and guidelines.