Chinese Language Summer Programme

Nankai University is a prestigious multidisciplinary university in Tianjin with a century of academic excellence since its founding in 1919. As a member of China’s top university groups, Nankai offers strong programs across sciences, humanities, business and the arts, with particular recognition for mathematics, chemistry, history and economics. The campus culture blends rigorous scholarship with a tradition of civic engagement and intellectual inquiry.

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Located in Tianjin, a dynamic city close to Beijing, Nankai students benefit from thriving industry, international business presence and cultural events. International students find strong orientation support, language resources and a welcoming campus community. Graduates leave with strong credentials, research experience and the professional networks needed to succeed in academic, public and private sectors at home and abroad.

The Chinese Language Summer Programme is a non-degree program at Nankai University in Tianjin, China. It's taught in Chinese and is for students who want to learn the language. This program is a great way for students to improve their Chinese skills in a short time.

The curriculum includes classes on Chinese language and culture. Students learn to read and write Chinese characters, and practice their speaking and listening skills. The program also includes activities that help students use their new language skills in real-life situations.

After this program, students can work as interpreters, language instructors, or cultural advisors. They can work in industries like international trade, diplomacy, or education. Some employers may include companies that do business in China, government agencies, or cultural organizations.