Programs

ZUFE’s Advanced Chinese Language Program is a one-year Mandarin course in Hangzhou for learners aged 18–30 who already have a solid base. Classes deepen conversation, reading, and writing through immersive practice and local cultural engagement. It prepares students for confident use of Chinese in academic and professional settings.

Bachelor's in International Communications Studies with Chinese at UNNC is a four-year English-taught interdisciplinary degree on how communication works in an interconnected world. Topics span contemporary mass media, journalism, digital communications, and related histories, alongside Chinese language study for international communications careers.

Zhejiang University of Science and Technology’s Chinese Language Program in Hangzhou gives international students a non-degree Mandarin pathway on a scenic Xiaoheshan campus near West Lake. Study focuses on practical language skills for daily life and further academic options in China.

This Hangzhou-based non-degree track at Zhejiang University of Science and Technology pairs beginner Chinese with an introduction to robotics. Learners take 22 sessions each week—18 in comprehensive Chinese, listening and speaking, and reading, plus four in robotics theory and hands-on practice. The Chinese strand is aimed at absolute beginners and is not suited to students who already speak Mandarin. Published dates run across two terms (October 2026–January 2027 and March–June 2027).

Ningbo University’s Chinese training runs for one to two semesters with core elementary Chinese, reading, listening, and speaking. Electives such as Chinese culture, economy, calligraphy, painting, and Kung Fu add cultural depth beside language practice in a major port city.

ZUFE’s Elementary Chinese Language Program builds foundational Mandarin over one to two years in Hangzhou. Students train speaking, listening, reading, and writing with cultural activities that support classroom learning. It is aimed at beginners who want a structured start to Chinese.

ZUFE’s Intermediate Chinese Language Program in Hangzhou is a one-year Mandarin track for learners aged 18–30. Teaching stresses practical communication and cultural understanding useful for business and intercultural work. Immersive activities draw on the university’s campuses and city setting.

Zhejiang Gongshang University’s Long Term Chinese Language and Culture Program in Hangzhou combines Mandarin study with cultural learning over one to two semesters. Practical language skills and heritage insights are taught together for international students. Outcomes support education, tourism, business, and related fields.

ZJU’s long-term Chinese Language and Culture Program runs for one to two semesters with core language classes plus electives such as calligraphy and traditional painting. Field trips and culture modules deepen Hangzhou-based immersion beyond the classroom.

Master's in Chinese Language is an English-taught master's at Wenzhou University. Teaching is delivered in English. Students combine advanced coursework with research or applied work in the major.