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Bachelors
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Classical Languages | Linguistics | Translation
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English
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Program Overview


Chinese Studies

Major/Minor & Course Requirements

Major Requirements

  • CHIN 101: Elementary Chinese I
  • CHIN 102: Elementary Chinese II
  • CHIN 201: Intermediate Chinese I
  • CHIN 202: Intermediate Chinese II
  • CHIN 301: Advanced Chinese I
  • CHIN 302: Advanced Chinese II
  • CHIN 401: Readings in Chinese Literature
  • CHIN 402: Readings in Chinese History
  • CHIN 403: Chinese Language and Culture
  • CHIN 404: Chinese Language and Society

Minor Requirements

  • CHIN 101: Elementary Chinese I
  • CHIN 102: Elementary Chinese II
  • CHIN 201: Intermediate Chinese I
  • CHIN 202: Intermediate Chinese II
  • CHIN 301: Advanced Chinese I
  • CHIN 302: Advanced Chinese II

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Program Outline


Degree Overview:

Chinese language skills are a valuable asset in today’s global job market. Majoring or double-majoring in Chinese studies opens doors and makes graduates uniquely desirable to employers in a variety of fields; from business and the sciences to humanities and fine arts. Through its rigorous curriculum, Drew’s major in Chinese studies prepares students linguistically and intellectually for interaction with China and the Chinese-speaking world. Speaking, reading, and translating are stressed at all levels of language instruction. Plus, immersive activities—study groups, field trips, films, and more—help to integrate the study of the Chinese language and culture.


Other:

  • Chinese Studies is also available as a Minor.
  • Baldwin Honors Scholars tackle an advanced, four-year, 21-credit curriculum.
  • Drew Chinese Studies students can join a variety of groups and organizations, including:
  • Korean Student Caucus – The Drew Theo School Korean Caucus promotes friendship among its members and broadens understanding of Korean culture in Drew theological school
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