This course is basically designed for distinguished level learners to help them handle academic topics, especially in humanity and social science. It focuses on students’ skills of reading and writing academic language materials. And their listening and speaking skills will also be developed.

Academic English Writing

<p>Accounting</p>

Mathematics & Statistics II

<p>Advanced Chinese I-1</p>

This course is designed for advanced Chinese language learners and aims to help students understand deeper background knowledge which is rooted in literature (both ancient and modern). The selected learning materials are made up of classic, typical, important or sometimes interesting poems, essays and stories. We are primarily focusing on reading and writing, but oral tasks, such as reading aloud, recitation, discussion, presentation, are also involved in the course.

This course will help learners overcome the difficulties in learning Chinese characters faced by most foreigners. It helps students who have no Chinese characters knowledge at all. The course is divided into two semesters. In this course, you will study the basic strokes, writing orders and structures, the formations of Chinese characters, the culture of Chinese characters, some useful radicals, some frequently used Chinese characters and the source of Chinese characters which refers to how Chinese characters were created.

<p>Chinese Literacy and Culture II</p>

<p>Macroeconomics</p>

This course aims to introduce basic theories applicable to communication phenomena and problems related to different aspects of our daily life. We are primarily focusing on major communication theories, with also some coverages on cultural and social theories, as well as the development of China’s communication industry. The main goal of the course Communication I is to help students understand different research traditions in communication studies and various communication phenomena in contemporary China.