Program Overview

China Studies Program

Overview

The Master's Degree of China Studies program is an interdisciplinary program that covers a wide scope of knowledge of China, focusing on contemporary China issues in language, history, literature, politics, legal institutions, and socio-economic development. The program aims to cultivate qualified China specialists or business/international affairs professionals with knowledge of Chinese culture and China's domestic conditions.

Eligibility of Applicants

• Non-Chinese nationals with a valid passport
  • Bachelor's degree or above
  • TOEFL/IBT 550/90, IELTS 6.5 or above required for non-native English speakers or those who have not had a substantial part of their education taught in the English language
• Priority will be given to applicants who have a foundation of Chinese

Major Courses

• Chinese Language
• China and the World
• Chinese Law and Society
• General Introduction of China
• Lectures on Frontier Discipline
• Chinese Government and Politics
• Studies on PRC's Foreign Relations
• Topics on Chinese Arts and Culture
• Selected Readings on Chinese Classics
• Theory and Methods in Political Science
• Research Methodology and Thesis Writing
• Exploration of Chinese History and Culture
• Introductions to Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Exploration and Experience of Contemporary China
• Economy and Development of Contemporary China
• Comparative Study on Chinese and Foreign Civilization

Application Details

• Online application period: February 4th to June 1st, 2025
• Application documents should be submitted in PDF format before June 1, 2025

Program Duration

The China Studies program is a 2-year Master's program taught in English.