Chinese Certificate (Undergraduate)

Undergraduate certificate in Chinese

Develop the skills to speak, read and write Chinese with the Undergraduate certificate in Chinese in 51�Թ��’s College of Liberal Arts. Tailored to promote lifelong language learning, this 20-credit undergraduate certificate exceeds the diverse language needs of students with academic, career or personal interests in China and its culture.

The program supports students with different backgrounds and levels of proficiency in Mandarin. As part of the curriculum, you’ll develop linguistically accurate, communicatively effective mastery of the language. At the same time, you’ll gain insight into how to use the language in culturally and socially appropriate ways.

Coursework is intended to help you become proficient in both the spoken and written language. You’ll develop the linguistic proficiency, sociolinguistic knowledge and strategies to communicate effectively in Chinese.

Classes & Curriculum

The certificate is awarded along with the Bachelor’s degree. It is not a standalone program of study.

Courses you will take as part of the curriculum include

Chinese Elements I ��Ի��II,
Chinese Intermediate I ��Ի��II, and
Chinese Advanced I ��Ի��II.

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Careers

The ability to can set you apart in today’s global job market. It may increase your marketability and opportunities for career advancement and promotion.

The Chinese Certificate (Undergraduate) is ideal for students considering careers in international business, government service, or other professions in which multilingual proficiency is desirable or even necessary.

Tuition & Fees

The tuition for this Certificate is based on school or college of your major, program degree level (undergraduate or graduate), course load (full- or part-time), in-state or out-of-state residency, and more. You can view the full . You can also view the .

Our Academic Advisors

Advising support is provided by the College of Liberal Arts Center for Academic Advising. You can find more information on the CLA Academic Advising webpage ().

Joyce K. Salzberg Center for Professional Development

Dedicated advisors at the Joyce K. Salzberg Center for Professional Development in the College of Liberal Arts are available to guide students through their academic careers and with their career paths beyond 51�Թ��. They can help you choose a major, navigate your curriculum, identify internship opportunities, explore career opportunities and determine your post-graduation plans. .

Program Contact

For more information about the Undergraduate certificate in Chinese, contact the following staff member.

Louis Mangione is the director of the Chinese program within the Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures Department.

TJ Cusack is the senior manager of administration.
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Accreditation

51�Թ��’s departments and programs are accredited by the .

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