Bachelor in Philosophy (Chinese-taught)

Huaqiao University (HQU), founded in 1960 in Quanzhou, Fujian, is a comprehensive public university with a distinctive emphasis on international exchange and ties to overseas Chinese communities. Hosting over 23,000 students including a substantial international cohort, HQU provides undergraduate, masters and doctoral training across many disciplines. The university blends classroom teaching with applied research, preparing graduates for roles in business, education, science and cultural engagement.

HQU occupies two coastal campuses in Quanzhou and Xiamen, both noted for modern facilities, extensive laboratories, sports complexes and comfortable student services. On-campus accommodation ranges from single to four-bed rooms with basic furnishings and internet access, and the university provides cafeterias, clinics and convenient access to city amenities. Practical training, language courses and government-funded scholarships are available for eligible international students, and many programs include field trips and industry links to enhance real-world learning.

Campus life at HQU is active and multicultural, with student clubs, cultural festivals and regular exchange programs with more than 200 partner institutions worldwide. International students benefit from orientation, counseling and language support while engaging in internships and community projects that build career skills. With a coastal location, competitive facilities and a clear international mission, Huaqiao is well suited to students seeking cross-cultural study in China and opportunities to develop practical knowledge alongside global perspectives.

The Bachelor in Philosophy at Huaqiao University is a 4-year program taught in Chinese, focusing on Chinese philosophy and culture. This program is ideal for international students who want to deepen their understanding of Chinese thought and culture.

The curriculum explores subjects like Chinese philosophy, ethics, and logic. Students will develop skills in critical thinking, writing, and analysis, as well as learn to approach problems from different perspectives. The program also includes discussions, debates, and writing workshops to help students develop their skills.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers as editors, writers, teachers, researchers, or cultural consultants. They can work in publishing, education, or cultural institutions, using their knowledge of Chinese philosophy and culture to help organizations or individuals understand and appreciate Chinese thought.