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Programme overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Chinese Major requires no prior knowledge of Mandarin. However, students with background in Mandarin may place into higher-level courses. The curriculum is tailored so that you become proficient in the spoken and written language over time. Classes offer an introduction to the language’s sound systems as well as its writing systems, grammar and vocabulary. You’ll develop the linguistic insights, foundations, knowledge and strategies necessary to continue learning Chinese beyond the classroom.
Students have opportunities to participate in intensive language study at a university in China to further build their language skills and develop cultural competencies.
This undergraduate degree program helps prepare students for careers in an array of professional fields that require expertise in Chinese language, culture and customs. Graduates gain qualifications for careers in business and government positions. Graduates also gain qualifications to pursue advanced degrees in the humanities, information sciences, social sciences and law.
Classes & Curriculum
The Chinese Major is a 123-credit program that can be completed over four years of full-time study. Courses in this degree program may include the following.
- Chinese Advanced II
- Chinese Culture and Civilization
- Chinese Composition
- Modern China in Fiction and Film
- Women in Chinese Literature
Programme overview
Main Subject
Linguistics
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Chinese Major requires no prior knowledge of Mandarin. However, students with background in Mandarin may place into higher-level courses. The curriculum is tailored so that you become proficient in the spoken and written language over time. Classes offer an introduction to the language’s sound systems as well as its writing systems, grammar and vocabulary. You’ll develop the linguistic insights, foundations, knowledge and strategies necessary to continue learning Chinese beyond the classroom.
Students have opportunities to participate in intensive language study at a university in China to further build their language skills and develop cultural competencies.
This undergraduate degree program helps prepare students for careers in an array of professional fields that require expertise in Chinese language, culture and customs. Graduates gain qualifications for careers in business and government positions. Graduates also gain qualifications to pursue advanced degrees in the humanities, information sciences, social sciences and law.
Classes & Curriculum
The Chinese Major is a 123-credit program that can be completed over four years of full-time study. Courses in this degree program may include the following.
- Chinese Advanced II
- Chinese Culture and Civilization
- Chinese Composition
- Modern China in Fiction and Film
- Women in Chinese Literature
Admission Requirements
To apply without submitting your test scores, you may use the Temple Option.
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
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