To all overseas students,
After the discussion among course teachers, School of International Education and Provost Office, and considering the demands and levels of overseas students, Chinese Public courses for overseas students will be rearranged into Basic ChineseⅠ, Basic ChineseⅡ, Intermediate ChineseⅠ, Intermediate ChineseⅡ, Advanced ChineseⅠ, Advanced Chinese Ⅱ and China Overview. The total is 10 credits. The courses are arranged like this:
Course Code |
Course |
Credit |
Language Level |
Semester |
Credit Requirement |
51391005 |
Basic ChineseⅠ |
4 |
HSK1 |
Ⅰ |
≥8 |
51391008 |
Basic ChineseⅡ |
4 |
HSK2 |
Ⅱ |
51391006 |
Intermediate ChineseⅠ |
4 |
HSK3 |
Ⅰ |
51391009 |
Intermediate ChineseⅡ |
4 |
HSK4 |
Ⅱ |
51391007 |
Advanced ChineseⅠ |
4 |
HSK5 |
Ⅰ |
51391010 |
Advanced Chinese Ⅱ |
4 |
HSK5 |
Ⅱ |
51391004 |
China
Overview |
2 |
HSK 1 and above |
Ⅰ/Ⅱ |
2 |
The schedule of Chinese language courses is as the followings:
Course Code |
Course Name |
Class |
Teacher |
Time and Condition for Registration |
Place |
Note |
51391007 |
Advanced ChineseⅠ |
01 |
Kuang Juan |
Wednesday(3-4) Friday（1-2） |
X9403 |
Continue with the same students in Basic Chinese，class 1 |
51391006 |
Intermediate ChineseⅠ |
02 |
Kuang Juan |
Tuesday（6-7） Thursday（1-2） |
X9503 |
Continue with the same students in Basic Chinese, class 2 |
51391006 |
Intermediate ChineseⅠ |
01 |
Zhang Jie (Huang Mengqi) |
Wednesday(8-9) Friday（1-2） |
X9505 |
For the students Mid-term exam score is 90 and above in Basic Chinese, class 3 |
51391005 |
Basic ChineseⅠ |
01 |
Yu Aiqing (Liao Rongyi) |
Wednesday (8-9)&Friday（1-2） |
X9541 |
For the new comers who have no mid-term exam score in Basic Chinese, class 3 |
51391005 |
Basic ChineseⅠ |
02 |
Liu Bo |
Wednesday(3-4)&Friday（1-2） |
X9302 |
For the students whose Mid-term exam score is 60-89 in Basic Chinese, class 3 |
*Your class teacher have the final say which level you are and which class we put you in based on the result of your official HSK test or the mock HSK test.
The exemption condition of each course is as the followings:
Course |
Qualifications for Course Exemption |
Basic ChineseⅠ |
Having passed HSK Level 2 |
Basic ChineseⅡ |
Having passed HSK Level 3 |
Intermediate Chinese Ⅰ |
Having passed HSK Level 4 |
Intermediate ChineseⅡ |
Having passed HSK Level 5 |
Advanced ChineseⅠ |
Having passed HSK Level 6 |
Advanced Chinese Ⅱ |
Having passed HSK Level 6 |
China
Overview |
Having obtained the credit of the same course. Official academic record is required. |
The students should present their official academic record of HSK in order to get the exemption for certain Chinese course. If you haven’t taken official HSK before and wish to get exemption, the course teacher can do a mock HSK test for you. You need to pass a certain HSK level to get the approval for exemption. The mock test is taken during the months of the term.
According to the adjustment of Chinese courses, Provost Office has emptied the list of all overseas students who have registered in “Basic Chinese” and returned all applications for the course exemption. Therefore, all overseas students must login Graduate System to make personal course plan and register Basic Chinese I, Intermediate ChineseⅠor Advanced ChineseⅠ as grouped by the course teacher. In addition, those who still want to apply course exemption must login the system and apply exemption again. We apologize for the inconvenience caused by the re-registration.
Graduate system will be available for your course registration or exemption from Nov. 9th to Nov. 22nd. Make sure to finish course registration or exemption before the deadline. No excuse were accepted if you missed the deadline. The result of application can be checked after Nov. 26th.
Graduate School
November 8, 2019