Long-term Chinese Language Program

Located in Nanjing – one of China's most famous historical cities and the capital of six different dynasties – Nanjing University is one of the top five research universities in China. The school excels at literature and natural sciences, and attracts over 1200 international students each year.
With a hundred years of history, Nanjing University is a key comprehensive university under the direct supervision of the MOE of China. NJU has cultivated a great number of prominent scholars and scientists, including Mao Yisheng, Ma Yinchu, Li Shutong, etc. Various courses taught in English are offered here, such as Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Coastal Oceanography and Marine Geology. Many NJU graduates have demonstrated their cutting-edge competitiveness in various areas at home or abroad. It is a wise choice for you to pursue higher education here. SICAS would rank the University five stars.

Description

This Chinese Language Training Programme designed for overseas students is delivered by experience teachers, focusing on Chinese Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing and HSK Preparation. Students will be placed into classes of 8 different levels of beginner, elementary, intermediate and advanced according to their Chinese proficiency, with small-size class.

Length of Study

1year, 20 hours a week, starting from beginner, elementary, intermediate and advanced.

Chinese Modules

Intensive Chinese, Chinese Listening, Chinese Speaking, Chinese Reading, Chinese Writing, Chinese Culture

Optional Modules

Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Painting, Tai Ji, Ancient Chinese History, Modern Chinese History, Chinese Philosophy, Contemporary Chinese Economy, Chinese Poetry, Ancient Chinese, Contemporary Chinese Foreign Policy, etc

Cultural Activities

Visits to historical scenes in and around Nanjing

Language Practices

Communication with Chinese students, Chinese recitation & speech contest, teaching observation and practice, etc.

Tuition fees

RMB9500/half year; RMB19000/year;

From Nanjing Train Station
By subway: Take LINE ONE (toward Olympic Stadium) from Nanjing Train Station to Zhujiang Road. The ride takes approximately 10 minutes. The fare is 2.00 RMB.
By taxi: The ride takes approximately 20 minutes, depending on traffic, and costs about 15.00 RMB.

From Nanjing Lukou International Airport
By bus and subway: Catch the Airport Shuttle and get off at Zhonghuamen Station. Then take subway LINE ONE (toward Mai Gao Qiao) from Zhonghuamen Station to Zhujiang Road.
The ride from the Lukou airport to Zhonghuamen Station takes about 40 minutes, depending on traffic, and costs 25.00 RMB. The Airport Shuttle runs every 30 minutes from 6:30 am to 9:00 pm. Telephone : 025-52480772; 025-52480058  Fax : 025-52480759
The subway ride from Zhonghuamen Station to Zhujing Road takes approximately 10 minutes. The fare is 2.00 RMB.
By taxi: The ride takes about 40 minutes, depending on traffic, and costs about 140.00RMB
 

International Students (on Gulou campus)
West Garden International Students Residence Hall
Standard Double Room:   telephone, TV, steel safe, air-conditioning, shared bathroom and common kitchen.
Standard Double Room: telephone, TV, air-conditioning, private bathroom
Standard Single Room:  telephone, TV, air-conditioning, private bathroom 
South Garden Guesthouse
Standard Double Room: telephone, TV, air-conditioning, private bathroom
Standard Single Room:  telephone, TV, air-conditioning, private bathroom
International Students (on Pukou campus)
International students on Pukou campus can choose from three types of dormitory rooms (i.e., 4-bed rooms, 2-bed rooms, and 1-bed rooms), with a shared bathroom on each floor.

3 Steps to Apply to a Chinese University

1. Applicant should be over 18

2. with good health and valid foreign passport

1. Photocopy of valid passport
   With name, passport number & expiration date, and photo included
2. Passport photo
   A recent passport-sized photo of the applicant
3. Certificate/diploma of highest education
   Graduation certificate in languages other than Chinese or English should be translated into Chinese or English and be certified by notarization.