Programs

Elementary Chinese at CUFE is a one- to two-semester non-degree Mandarin pathway for international beginners. Students build foundational language skills on a finance-university campus in Beijing.

BISU’s Elementary Chinese Training Course offers one to two semesters of foundational Mandarin. International beginners prepare for campus life or further study at a Beijing language and international-studies university.

BFA’s one-year Film Production programme covers production, technique, technology, and film history/theory, with at least half of coursework devoted to hands-on production. Students explore creative roles across filmmaking on a dedicated film campus in Beijing.

UIBE’s Foundation Course for Bachelor’s Programs is a full-time preparatory year—or a single spring semester option—helping international students raise Chinese proficiency and academic skills before undergraduate study. Classroom training is paired with university life in Beijing’s business-and-economics campus environment.

Tsinghua’s roughly 20-day Global Executive Program helps senior leaders navigate China’s business environment through live-virtual and in-person modules. Topics cover strategy, regulation, and consumer dynamics, with teaching from Tsinghua SEM faculty and industry practitioners.

UIBE’s intensive Chinese pathway in Beijing is a full-semester immersion for learners who want rapid progress in Mandarin on a campus centred on international business and economics. Structured language study is the core of the non-degree experience.

UIBE’s Intensive Foundation Course compresses preparatory study into a full academic year or a single spring semester so international students can raise Chinese and academic skills before bachelor’s entry. The intensive format targets faster readiness than the standard foundation load.

Beijing Foreign Studies University’s International Foundation Program is an English-medium bridge for applicants who plan to enter a business degree but need stronger academic preparation first. Students typically study for one semester or one year before degree enrolment; reasonable English proficiency is required for entry.

BLCU’s Introduction to Chinese Culture Online Course is an English-framed remote programme on core cultural themes. It suits international learners who want a structured cultural overview without travelling to campus.

BLCU’s Long Term Chinese Programs offer about two semesters of sustained Mandarin study. International students commit to a full academic-year language pathway at China’s flagship Chinese-language university.

BLCU’s Online Business Chinese course trains international professionals and students in Mandarin for commercial contexts. The fully remote non-degree format allows study without relocating to Beijing.

BLCU’s Online Chinese for Children and Youth delivers remote Mandarin lessons designed for younger international learners. Age-appropriate pacing supports families abroad who want structured Chinese study outside a degree framework.

This one-semester online Chinese course at BUCT uses small-class teaching and flexible remote delivery with an experienced instructor team. Learners strengthen all four skills and receive a practical completion certificate.

BLCU’s Online Group General Graded Chinese Classes move learners from absolute beginner through about HSK 5 in a published 12-week group format. Remote cohorts follow graded materials with live online instruction.

BLCU’s Online International Chinese Teacher Training Program (ICTP) is a roughly 20-week remote pathway for educators. Participants prepare to teach Chinese to international learners under BLCU’s specialist teacher-training tradition.

BUCT’s eight-month online preparatory course trains speaking, listening, reading, and writing through live ZOOM and WeChat classes. Students receive personalised support, a completion certificate, and course credits where applicable.

BLCU’s Practical Chinese pathway runs about one to two semesters and emphasises usable Mandarin for daily communication. The focus is everyday fluency rather than a purely exam-driven syllabus.

BIT’s pre-university Chinese language pathway prepares international students in Mandarin before degree study, with offline delivery highlighted in the programme title. Structured language training sits on a science-and-technology campus in Beijing.

CUFE’s two-semester Pre-University Program gives international students a fuller preparatory year before further study. It extends the shorter one-semester option into a longer runway on CUFE’s Beijing campus.

Central University of Finance and Economics offers a one-semester Pre-University Program for international students preparing for degree study. Learners build academic readiness in a Beijing finance-and-economics university setting before progressing to further programmes.

BLCU’s one-semester intensive track compresses practical Mandarin—speaking, listening, reading, and writing—into an immersive Beijing campus experience. The focus is real-world communication and cultural exchange for learners aiming at diplomacy, international business, or cross-cultural careers.

Peking University’s two-semester Yuke (preparatory) programme builds foundational Chinese for academic success before degree study. Immersive language learning and campus engagement help students ready themselves for further study in China.