Programs

OUC’s Short-term Chinese Language Program packs Mandarin immersion into four weeks in Qingdao. Learners strengthen core language skills in a coastal university environment. The short stay suits holiday or between-term study plans.

Harbin Engineering University’s Short-Term Chinese Language Program is a compact, roughly one-week Mandarin experience. It suits international visitors seeking an intensive introduction rather than a full semester of language study.

ECNU’s Standard Chinese Language Program balances listening, speaking, reading, and writing across one to two semesters. Practical communication is the priority for students preparing for further study or professional use of Mandarin in Shanghai.

SJTU’s four-week summer Chinese course places learners in interactive classes of up to 25 students at a similar level. Language fundamentals and cultural insight are taught together so you leave with stronger practical Mandarin.

Fudan’s Summer Chinese Language Immersion (SCI) accelerates Mandarin learning while introducing Chinese culture and daily life in Shanghai. Language classes and cultural activities work together for a short, intensive immersion experience.

ECUST’s Summer Short-term Chinese Language Program in Shanghai places students by proficiency after a pre-course test, with level-specific content. The short summer format mixes practical language study with varied classroom activities for international visitors.

SISU’s Summer Short-term Chinese Language Program lasts four weeks and covers vocabulary, grammar, reading, and conversation across eight levels. Electives such as Chinese calligraphy and tai chi sit beside core language classes. The short format suits learners who want a focused Shanghai summer immersion.

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.