Intensive Chinese Language Program

Communication University of China in Beijing is a leading institution in media, journalism and communication studies with a strong reputation for cultivating professionals in radio, television and digital media. The university integrates creative arts, information technology and media research across its curricula, aiming to develop students who can shape media industries and cultural discourse. Its academic structure supports interdisciplinary learning and practical skill-building.

Programs emphasize hands-on production, research in communication technologies and industry partnerships that enable student involvement in festivals, forums and collaborative projects. The university maintains active international exchange relationships and hosts events that bring together media scholars and practitioners. Research initiatives often focus on contemporary communication challenges and advisory services for government and industry.

International applicants will find scholarship opportunities and supportive services to help with academic transition and cultural integration. The university’s network and alumni presence in media industries provide pathways to internships and career development. Students interested in journalism, film, broadcasting or digital communication will benefit from a learning environment that combines creative practice, technical training and industry exposure in the heart of Beijing.

The Intensive Chinese Language Program at Communication University of China is for students who want to learn Chinese. It's a non-degree program that lasts less than a semester. You'll get to learn Chinese in Beijing, where the language is spoken by locals.

You'll study Chinese language and culture, and develop skills like reading, writing, and speaking. You'll also practice Chinese with your classmates and teachers.

After finishing the program, you can work as a translator, language teacher, or cultural consultant. You can also work in international business or tourism, helping Chinese companies communicate with foreign clients.