Campus life
Programs
Non-degree Programs
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Long-term Chinese Language Program | One-semester or one-year program offering regular Chinese language and culture courses |
| Short-term Cultural Experiencing Program | Specially designed programs ranging from 2 weeks to 3 months featuring language and cultural courses plus cultural experiencing trips and activities |
| Visiting Student Program | Access to certain bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral courses for non-degree purpose |
Chinese Language and Culture Program
| Compulsory Courses | Optional Courses | Extracurricular Activities |
|---|---|---|
| Integrated Chinese | Chinese History | Sports meetings |
| Chinese Speaking | Chinese Clothing | Art activities |
| Chinese Listening | Chinese Ethnic Groups and Religions | Traditional Chinese festival celebrations |
| Chinese Intensive Reading | Chinese Calligraphy and Painting | Social practice activities |
| Chinese Extensive Reading | China Tourist Culture | Season excursions |
| Chinese Writing | Chinese Folk Music and Dancing | Attendance at shows or exhibitions |
| HSK Tutorial | Chinese Cuisine | Cultural Tours |
Note: Compulsory courses account for 15-20 contact hours per week. Optional courses are subject to adjustments each semester. Recreational and sports activities are held at least once each month and international students are also offered opportunities to participate for free in special cultural excursions at least once each semester.
Degree Programs
| Level | Minimum Entry Requirements | Available Programs |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor | Senior high school graduates, HSK-Level 4 | 136 undergraduate programs open for international students |
| Master | Bachelor's degree holders, HSK-Level 4 | 252 master's degree programs open for international students |
| Doctor | Master's degree holders, HSK-Level 5 | 9 primary and 47 secondary discipline doctoral programs open for international doctoral candidates |
Note: The general language of instruction of the degree programs is Chinese, requiring HSK level-4 Chinese proficiency. Students not meeting this requirement shall take a one-year elementary Chinese study at GZU and pass the required HSK exam before entering major study. For detailed degree program lists please contact us.
