Chinese Language Program (short-term)

Dongguan University of Technology, located in China, is a general undergraduate college that stands out for its strong focus on engineering and coordinated development of other disciplines. You will find opportunities to learn from experienced faculty, including 180 senior titles and 797 doctors, and be part of a community with nearly 20,000 regular full-time students. The university's unique selling points include its strong industry partnerships and its selection as a provincial doctorate awarding project construction unit.

The school specializes in fields like engineering, management, literature, science, economics, law, education, and more, with 18 colleges and 58 undergraduate majors. Specifically, programs like Communication Engineering, Software Engineering, and Environmental Engineering are available, with 10 majors selected into the first batch of national first-class professional construction. You can explore these fields and more, with many programs focusing on practical application and innovation.

As a student, you will have access to modern facilities, including a large library with over 2 million books and 35 databases, as well as a smart campus with 129 information systems and a wireless network covering the whole school. The university's two campuses, Songshan Lake and Guancheng, offer a unique blend of natural scenery and urban convenience, with opportunities to engage in research and innovation in the surrounding high-tech industrial development zone. You can take advantage of the university's strong connections to the local industry and community, with about 80% of graduates staying in Dongguan for employment and entrepreneurship.

The short-term Chinese Language Program at Dongguan University of Technology is similar to the regular program but shorter. It's still a non-degree program and is taught in Chinese. This program is a good choice for students who want to quickly improve their Chinese skills.

Students will learn basic Chinese phrases, characters, and grammar. They will also practice speaking and listening in Chinese through interactive activities. The program focuses on practical skills that students can use in real-life situations.

Graduates of this program can work in jobs that require basic Chinese skills, such as customer service representative or sales assistant. They can also work as English teachers in China or as tour guides for Chinese tourists. Other possible job titles include export manager or international marketing coordinator.