Chinese Language Program

Tuition fees are 10,500 CNY per semester, while the application deadline for the Sep 2027 intake is Jun 30, 2027.

The Chinese Language Program at China University of Petroleum Beijing is a non-degree program for students looking to learn Chinese, taught in Chinese, lasting 2 semesters.

This program focuses on language skills like reading, writing, listening, and speaking, with courses on Chinese culture, history, and conversation, and includes practice with native speakers and language exchange activities.

Graduates can work as Chinese Language Teachers, Cultural Consultants, International Business Developers, Translation Specialists, or Diplomats in education, business, and government sectors.

China University of Petroleum Beijing (CUPB), established in 1953, is a specialized institution located in Beijing and focused on petroleum engineering, energy studies, and related technical disciplines. The university serves around 16,000 students and is known for industry-aligned teaching, applied research, and partnerships with energy companies. CUPB combines technical depth with growing initiatives in sustainable and renewable energy fields, preparing graduates for careers in a transforming global energy sector.

CUPB offers a broad range of degree options, including undergraduate, master, and doctoral programs, and provides resources such as laboratories, research centers, and industry connections. International students can access scholarships, language training, and tailored supports, while campus facilities include modern libraries, sports centers, and student services. The university also highlights opportunities for fieldwork and internships that link theoretical study to practical outcomes.

Located in Changping District near historical sites and natural landscapes, CUPB gives students a balance of academic focus and quality of life, with affordable accommodation and active campus life. Prospective international applicants should prepare academic records, language test results, and scholarship applications in advance, and reach out to the international office for guidance on visas, housing, and program choices to ensure a smooth start.