China Pharmaceutical University (CPU)

Chinese Language Program

Nanjing, China

The Non-degree in Chinese Language Program at China Pharmaceutical University (CPU) is a program for international students taught in Chinese.

Introduction

China Pharmaceutical University (CPU), founded in 1936 and located in Nanjing, is a leading institution specializing in pharmaceutical sciences. Renowned nationally for pharmacy and traditional Chinese pharmacy disciplines, CPU combines rigorous teaching with a strong research profile in drug discovery, pharmaceutics and related life sciences. The university’s dual-campus structure supports both urban engagement and larger research facilities, delivering a comprehensive learning environment for future healthcare professionals.

CPU offers a broad range of degree programs across bachelor, master, doctoral and post-doctoral levels, supported by multiple schools and state-level key laboratories. Curriculum design emphasizes laboratory skills, research methods and industry-relevant training, while collaborations with international institutions expand learning and research opportunities. Employment rates for CPU graduates are high, reflecting close ties with pharmaceutical industry partners and a curriculum aligned to professional needs.

Student life includes academic societies, research groups and international exchange programs that enhance professional development and cultural experience. Accommodation is available across campuses with affordable average fees, and students benefit from Nanjing’s rich academic and cultural environment. For students aiming for careers in pharmacy, biomedical research or pharmaceutical business, CPU offers specialized training, strong industry connections and a focused path to professional success.

About the Program

The Chinese Language Program at China Pharmaceutical University is a non-degree program that lasts 3 semesters. It's for students who want to learn Chinese and is taught in Chinese.

The program teaches students how to read, write, and speak Chinese. It also helps them learn about Chinese culture and history. Students practice their language skills in class and through projects.

Graduates can work as Chinese Teachers, Translators, or Interpreters in schools, translation companies, or government agencies. They can also work as International Business Specialists or Cultural Ambassadors.

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