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School of Culture History and Language · ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
Students undertaking this course will pursue intensive Chinese language study at an ANU partner institution in China. This is a short-term (three weeks) in-country course where students will learn in China. Students undertaking this course will engage in intensive Chinese language study (Mandarin) at an ANU partner university in China. The course is offered for a range of Chinese language proficiency levels and aims to provide: 1. introductory course to new language learners; 2. an opportunity for improvement for continuing language learners; 3. extended instruction for advanced language learners. Students enrolled in this course will not only have the opportunity to learn the language, but also to develop their awareness of the Chinese culture and society. Entry into this course is available through a competitive application process.
Students taking this course are required to attend all the classes and participate in all the outside-class cultural activities as well as successfully complete all the intensive course requirement at the host university in China. (null) [LO null]
This course is offered through intensive delivery in non-standard academic sessions. Students will receive an 'EE' result for this course and have credit allocated to their degree on successful completion of the study at the host institution. Students will be required to complete 75 class hours plus a minimum of 30 hours of extra curriculum cultural activities in three weeks at the ANU partner university in China.
Textbooks have been developed by the host university. Preliminary Reading Students are required to participate in a competitive selection process to gain access to this course. Click http://anu-au-sa.terradotta.com/ for more information. Please note that in 2019 this course will only be available to first year Chinese language students. For full eligibility requirements, please click the link above. This is a co-taught course. Any cap on enrolments in one course applies to both courses combined.