Chinese Language Training Course

Changchun University of Science and Technology (CUST) is a research-focused university in Jilin Province with deep roots in optics and national defense science. Students benefit from three campuses, a strong engineering and science emphasis, and specialist strengths in optics, materials and applied technologies. International applicants will find affordable living in Changchun, a city known for clear Mandarin pronunciation and industrial opportunities in automotive, film and biotech sectors.

Academics at CUST blend theoretical foundations with hands-on research and industry collaboration. The university hosts multiple research institutes, cross-disciplinary laboratories and partnerships with multinational companies, enabling internships and applied projects. Programs cover engineering, science, management, law and the arts, with particular emphasis on training high-quality technical professionals and fostering innovation across military and civilian sectors.

International students are supported by an International Education and Exchange College that handles admissions, scholarship applications and cultural integration. On-campus accommodation for overseas students offers furnished single and double rooms, shared kitchens, laundry and gym facilities, and 24-hour security. CUST also advertises scholarships including government and provincial awards, exchange programs and opportunities to join active student associations, cultural events and industry-linked placements to enrich academic and social life.

The Chinese Language Training Course at Changchun University of Science and Technology is a non-degree program for international students who want to learn Chinese. It lasts 4 months and is taught in Chinese.

This course helps students develop their Chinese language skills through various subjects, including reading, writing, and speaking. Students will also practice their language skills in real-life situations.

After completing this course, students can work as Chinese language teachers, translators, or interpreters. They can also work in international trade, tourism, or cultural exchange programs as China specialists or cultural consultants.