The programme provides you with an opportunity to study a wide range of subjects, including contemporary mass media, journalism, new digital communications, the history of European and American societies, communications theory, the psychology of communications, arts and communications and cultural studies.

Students will be cultivated to meet the needs of Chinese modern international society all-round development of the professional training, mainly engaged in Chinese language teaching Chinese teachers. In addition to Chinese spoken and written language ability, students will have a solid Chinese foundation and professional theoretical knowledge.

Chinese (as a Foreign Language) Undergraduate Program is divided into two directions: General Chinese language and Business Chinese.

This major is taught in English and teaches students to use social science to understand and analyze China's history, culture, society, politics, business and economy. In the third year, students of this major can choose one of two development directions according to their own interests: if students are interested in Chinese teaching, they can choose the direction of Chinese international education; if students are interested in social science, including teaching, Then you can choose the direction of contemporary Chinese research and training.

In the pre-term placement, per 5-15 Chinese language students will be set in one class according to their actual Chinese level.

This major is a first-class professional construction point in Jiangsu Province, a specialty of Jiangsu Province, and the discipline of Chinese Language and Literature it relies on is a key construction discipline in Jiangsu Province.

The major of "TCSOL" refers to the teaching of Chinese to non-Chinese speakers all over the world, known as “Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages”. TCSOL is a language learning subject that focuses on non-Chinese speakers’ learn or teach Chinese as a second language or a foreign language. It is an optimal choice for students who love Chinese culture and the career of education and are eager to study Chinese traditional cultures and promote it in their own countries.

This bachelor's degree is intended for international students whose Chinese proficiency is above elementary level and who expect to improve their Chinese language, literature, and culture. Graduates of this major are supposed to become Chinese professionals with high comprehensive qualities.

The Contemporary China Studies Programme consists of three parts: Academic courses, a language course and an internship.