Bachelors in chinese studies in Charles university

The Bachelor program is designed to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills they need to work independently in all areas that come into contact with the Chinese world and Chinese culture. Graduates will be able to actively use Chinese in spoken and written language (knowledge of modern standard Chinese at B1 level CEFR) and the basics of classical language necessary for working with more demanding texts (including contemporary texts). In addition, they will gain a broad insight into the field and the ability to search for relevant sinological information as needed, and get acquainted with the basics of professional work in the humanities. It finds application in all areas that require an overview of China's history and culture, and knowledge of Chinese language, especially in government, foreign trade (as an intermediary for intercultural communication), in tourism,

A completed secondary education before entering the first year of a Bachelor s , a notarised copy of your secondary school leaving certificate or your Bachelor s diploma, an official transcript of records from your previous university studies, an official translation of the two above into Czech (translation is not required if the original documents were issued in English), a certificate of equivalence from Czech educational authorities which states that your certificate/diploma is recognised in the Czech Republic (called nostrification ), if you completed your previous education abroad, TOEFL ibT of 80, IELTS of 6.5, SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 550, ACT English and Reading 24, IB English 6, Melab 77, TOEIC 605

Careers in Government, Foreign trade ,Intermediary for intercultural communication, Tourism

28th Feb

The Bachelor program is designed to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills they need to work independently in all areas that come into contact with the Chinese world and Chinese culture. Graduates will be able to actively use Chinese in spoken and written language (knowledge of modern standard Chinese at B1 level CEFR) and the basics of classical language necessary for working with more demanding texts (including contemporary texts). In addition, they will gain a broad insight into the field and the ability to search for relevant sinological information as needed, and get acquainted with the basics of professional work in the humanities. It finds application in all areas that require an overview of China's history and culture, and knowledge of Chinese language, especially in government, foreign trade (as an intermediary for intercultural communication), in tourism,

A completed secondary education before entering the first year of a Bachelor s , a notarised copy of your secondary school leaving certificate or your Bachelor s diploma, an official transcript of records from your previous university studies, an official translation of the two above into Czech (translation is not required if the original documents were issued in English), a certificate of equivalence from Czech educational authorities which states that your certificate/diploma is recognised in the Czech Republic (called nostrification ), if you completed your previous education abroad, TOEFL ibT of 80, IELTS of 6.5, SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 550, ACT English and Reading 24, IB English 6, Melab 77, TOEIC 605

Careers in Government, Foreign trade ,Intermediary for intercultural communication, Tourism

28th Feb