You can earn a Chinese major, minor, or certificate. See the Chinese Advisement page for suggested entry levels and placement. Also see the China LBAT page for Summer study abroad. Take the opportunity to check out the new Coca-Cola Foundation Scholarships for China that were established Summer 2011!

The new ALIS degree program delivers foreign language study in the many contexts in which other languages are spoken, including social and technical communication, cultural perspectives, industry, technology, arts and literature, media and science that will provide you with the competitive edge needed to meet 21st century language requirements of government agencies, multi-national industries, and social organizations. This degree is offered in Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. Read more...
In partnership with the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, the School of Modern Languages offers a joint Bachelor of Science in International Affairs and Modern Languages (IAML), with separate concentrations in Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. Read more...
In partnership with the School of Economics the School of Modern Languages offers a joint Bachelor of Science degree in Global Economics and Modern Languages, with separate language concentrations in Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. Read more...
Earn a Certificate or Minor in Chinese in 12 or 15 credits respectively. Link to general ML Advising read more...; Link to Chinese Advising read more...
Thanks to the Cultural Division of the Taipei Econimic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO), the School of Modern Languages is excited to be able once again to offer 2 two-month scholarships to study intensive Mandarin Chinese during the Summer 2012 in Taiwan.
"Need help with Chinese!? TASA (Taiwanese American Student Association) is here for you. TASA Secretary Bryan Yang, who is bilingual and fluent in both English and Chinese offers you FREE Chinese tutoring. You can find him every Tuesday or Thursday at the TASA office in Student Center."
New Course for Spring 2012!
CHIN 4021: Advanced Language, Popular Music and Culture
Utilizing popular songs/videos as cultural texts, this 3 credit, proficiency based, advanced level language and culture course simultaneously continues the’ development of conversation/oral presentation, listening, reading, writing and web-based research in Chinese. Access page here.
Contact Dr. Paul Foster
Planned New Course for Spring 2013!
CHIN 4022: Kungfu Fiction and Pop Culture
Utilizing authentic Chinese kungfu fiction texts, this 3 credit, proficiency based, advanced level language and culture course simultaneously continues the students’ development skills of conversation/oral presentation, listening, reading, writing and web-based research in Chinese.
Contact Dr. Paul Foster