Programs

SDUFE’s Intermediate Chinese programme in Jinan runs for two semesters and is open to learners aged 18–65. Teaching advances Mandarin beyond the basics toward fluent everyday and academic use. Students study at a large specialised finance and economics university.

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.

Ocean University of China’s International Chinese Business Program is a two-semester, English-taught non-degree course in Qingdao. Students study global business practice, cultural understanding, and Chinese language elements for international commerce. The programme sits within a university known for oceanography and fisheries.

SCUT’s one-year International Foundation Program is taught entirely in English and builds academic skills for undergraduate entry. Successful completion guarantees admission to SCUT’s English-taught bachelor programmes, with Chinese-taught options available after meeting language requirements.

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.

Fudan’s International Summer Session is a roughly four-week English programme mixing academic courses—such as development economics, international trade, and Chinese media—with cultural experiences like traditional medicine and Kung Fu. Students study alongside peers from many countries in Shanghai.

Westlake University’s International Undergraduate Summer School is a two-week English-taught gathering in Hangzhou for high-achieving students interested in advanced life-science research and innovation. Activities combine academic sessions with opportunities to learn from Westlake researchers and peers from around the world.

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.

LTL Mandarin School’s online preparation course helps you start Mandarin before arriving in China or continue after an on-site LTL term. Live lessons run over Skype, WeChat, or another video app with the same teachers who teach LTL’s full-time and part-time classes. A continuation option lets you keep studying from home after campus courses end.

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.

Fudan’s long-term Chinese Language Program runs for one to two semesters with a focus on practical communication and cultural understanding in Shanghai. Language study is paired with engagement in Chinese society and campus life.

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.

South China Normal University’s Long Term General Chinese Language Program in Guangzhou runs for one to two semesters across six proficiency levels set by a placement test. Core training covers listening, speaking, and reading with experienced instructors. Successful completion leads to a programme certificate.

Xiamen University’s long-term Chinese programme serves all levels with small classes, core language courses, and electives such as HSK tutorials and cultural classes. One to two semesters of study strengthen listening, speaking, reading, and writing for academic and everyday use.

SAU’s long-term Chinese programme runs for one to two semesters with full-skills Mandarin training—speaking, listening, reading, and writing—plus cultural context. It suits learners preparing for study, business, or cross-cultural work connected to China’s aerospace and engineering hubs.

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.

Shenzhen University’s Long-Term Chinese Language Courses run for about one to two semesters. International students receive structured Mandarin training in Shenzhen’s comprehensive university environment.

OUC’s Long-term Chinese Language Program runs for two semesters and builds lasting Mandarin proficiency for international students in Qingdao. Teaching aims at solid communication skills for further study or work in China. Students learn beside a campus known for marine research.

Hebei Normal University’s Long-term Chinese Language Program is a semester-based Mandarin course for international students in Shijiazhuang. Learners study at a historic normal university with deep roots in teacher education. A listed intake is one semester starting February 2027.

Chongqing University’s long-term Chinese programme is aimed at learners at HSK 3 or above, with about four hours of mandatory classes daily plus electives such as painting, calligraphy, martial arts, and Business Chinese. Language training and cultural immersion run together across one to two semesters.

Beijing Chinese Language and Culture College offers a semester- or year-length Mandarin pathway focused on everyday listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation. Classes are streamed into primary, intermediate, and advanced groups, with electives such as painting, calligraphy, martial arts, and traditional music. Study tours in Beijing roughly every two weeks and a longer China tour each semester complement classroom learning. Completers receive a BLCC certificate.

QUST’s Long-term Chinese Language Program in Qingdao runs by the semester for international Mandarin learners. Students study on an engineering-centred multidisciplinary campus by the sea. A listed intake is one semester starting March 2027.

Harbin Engineering University’s Long-Term Chinese Language Program is a one-semester Mandarin course open to learners aged 16 and above. Teaching stresses practical conversation and everyday communication alongside cultural orientation. It gives a solid base for further study or work that needs spoken Chinese.

Guangdong University of Technology’s Long-Term Chinese Language Training Program in Guangzhou supports extended Mandarin study. International trainees learn on a multi-disciplinary technology campus engaged with industry and applied research.