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BEIJING LANGUAGE AND CULTURE UNIVERISTY

INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS

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About BLCUFor half a century, Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU), located at the heart of Beijing’s higher education hub, has always been a leading liberal arts university in China with 12,000 students from all over the world in undergraduate, graduate and language training programs.

BLCU is home to advanced research and teaching in languages, cultures, arts and social sciences. From teaching Chinese language to speakers of other languages to international politics and business, BLCU brings ideas and brilliant minds together, inspiring global communications and exchanges with real impact today and in the future.

As home to the world's largest Chinese language program for international students, BLCU has trained about 150,000 international students from 180 countries and regions since its founding. BLCU embraces its connections to the world and encourages partnerships in language teaching and culture promotion. With overseas education centres and academic partnerships spanning the globe, BLCU is shaping the future of the world.

Beijing Language And Culture University 3

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Degree Programs and Main Courses

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Programs Field of Study

Chinese LanguageChinese Language Business Chinese Chinese/English Bilingual Studies

Chinese/Japanese Bilingual Studies

Japanese-Chinese Translation Korean-Chinese Translation

Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other

Languages

Main Courses

Chinese Language Skills

Business Chinese Bilingual Studies and

TranslationChinese Studies

Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other

Languages

Comprehensive ChineseComprehensive

Business ChineseEnglish-Chinese

Translation Chinese History

Advanced Comprehensive Chinese

Chinese ListeningBusiness Negotiation in

Chinese

Korean-Chinese Translation and

Interpreting

Chinese Human Geography

Seminar: Topics in Chinese Culture

Chinese SpeakingBusiness Conversation

in Chinese

Korean-Chinese Simultaneous Interpretation

Facts about Modern China

Modern Chinese Vocabulary

Chinese ReadingPractice of International

Trade

Japanese-Chinese Translation and

InterpretingChinese Literature

Modern Chinese Grammar

Chinese WritingPractical Business Writing in Chinese

Russian-Chinese Translation

Chinese PhilosophyChinese Language

Teaching: Theory and Practice

Chinese Pronunciation and Diction

China's Foreign TradeAdvanced

Comprehensive English

History of Cultural Exchange between China and Other

Countries

Chinese Cultural Experience

Reading and Writing Chinese Characters

Principles of EconomicsEnglish Listening and

SpeakingSelected Readings of

Analects of ConfuciusModern Chinese

Rhetoric

Basic Journalistic Chinese

Contemporary Chinese Economy

Advanced Comprehensive

JapaneseChinese Folk Culture

Teaching Chinese Pronunciation and

Characters

Audio-Visual Chinese News

Economic ResearchJapanese Listening and

SpeakingChinese Film Appreciation

Teaching Chinese Vocabulary and

Grammar

Selective Courses

Modern Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation, Introduction to Modern Chinese Characters, Chinese Words and Idioms, Selected Chinese Set Phrases, Business Chinese Reading, Selected Reading of Economic Review, Economic Laws: Principle and Practice, Introduction to the Global Economy, English Lectures on Chinese Culture, Chinese Art History, Topics on Modern China, Korean Students’ Typical Chinese Grammar Problems, Computer Applications, T'ai Chi Ch'uan (Traditional Chinese Shadow Boxing), Calligraphy, Language Practicum.

Note: The aforementioned courses are offered to students of all programs and majors.

Undergraduate Programs (4 years, for international students)

Degree Programs


Undergraduate Programs (4 years, for both Chinese and international students)

Programs

English French

German Portuguese

Italian Spanish

Korean Japanese

Arabic Russian

Translation (Chinese-English or Chinese-French) Finance

International Politics Accountancy

Human Resource Management International Economics and Trade

Computer Science and Technology Digital Media Technology

Information Management and Information System Journalism

Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language Chinese Painting

Chinese Language and Literature International Affairs and International Relations

Degree Programs

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Graduate Programs (3 years)


International Politics

UN Studies Chinese Diplomacy and Foreign Relations

Contemporary International Relations International Economics

International Economics and Trade (Taught in English, 2-year program)

Education of PoliticsFundamentals of Marxism Sinicization of Marxism: Theory and

Practice

Chinese and Foreign Ideological and Political Management Studies

Curriculum Design and Language Teaching Theories

Teaching Theories of Chinese as a Foreign Language (CFL)

Curriculum Design of Chinese as a Foreign Language (CFL)

Learning Theories of CFL Teaching Materials Studies of CFL

Assessment Studies of TCFL Teaching Resources Studies of TCFL

Modernization of TCFL

Literature and Art Studies

Aesthetic Culture Studies Ancient Chinese Literary Theories

Aesthetics of Literature and Art Comparative Study of Chinese and Western Literary Theories

Aesthetics of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics

Theoretical Linguistics Sociolinguistics and Language Use

Second Language Acquisition Studies Language Testing

Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language Linguistic Geography

Language Information Processing Computational Linguistics

Corpus Linguistics Computer-assisted Language Learning

Chinese Philology and Language Studies

Chinese Phonology Chinese Philology

Chinese Grammar Chinese Lexicology

Chinese Dialectology History of Chinese Language

Comparative Studies of Chinese and Foreign Languages

Chinese Classical Textual PhilologyStudy of Ancient Chinese Literature and Textual Documents Ancient Chinese Language Studies

Study of Unearthed Textual Documents

Chinese Classical Literature

Chinese Literature in Pre-Qin and Han Dynasties

Chinese Literature in Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties

Chinese Literature in Tang and Song Dynasties

Chinese Literature in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties

History of Chinese Literary Criticism

Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature

Modern Chinese Literature Studies Contemporary Chinese Literature Studies

Women's Literature Studies

Languages and Literature of Chinese Ethnic Groups

Cross-lingual Comparative Studies Bilingual Studies

Chinese Language Studies Chinese Ethnic Groups Literature Studies

Comparative Literature and World Literature

Cross-cultural Study of Comparative Literature

Interdisciplinary Study of Comparative Literature

Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Literature Eastern Literature Studies

Overseas Sinology and Chinese Literature Chinese and Western Literary Theories and Culture Studies

World Literature Studies

Degree Programs



English Language and Literature

British Literature American Literature

Western Literary Theories Western Culture Studies

Comparative Studies of Chinese and Western Literature

French Language and Literature French Literature and Culture French Theoretical and Applied Linguistics

German Language and Literature German Language and Literature

Japanese Language and LiteratureJapanese Linguistics Japanese Literature and Culture

Japanese-Chinese Simultaneous Interpretation

Spanish Language and Literature Spanish Language and Literature

Arabic Language and LiteratureArabic Language and Culture Arabic Literature

Arabic Translation: Theory and Practice

European Languages and Literature Italian Language and Literature

Asian and African Languages and Literature

Korean Language and Literature

Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics

Theoretical Linguistics Applied Linguistics

Translation Studies

Chinese HistoryChinese General History Chinese Intellectual History

Chinese Art HistoryHistory of Cultural Exchange between China and Other Countries

Computer System Architecture Embedded Speech ProcessingComputer System Architecture and Cyber Security

Computer Software and TheoriesData Mining Pattern Recognition

Information Retrieval

Computer Science and Technology

Natural Language Processing Computer-aided Language Learning

Voice Signal ProcessingTechnologies of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages

Information System Digital Media

Database Technologies

Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages

English-Chinese Translation and Interpreting

Translation Interpreting

French-Chinese Translation and Interpreting

Translation Interpreting

Basic PsychologyLanguage Testing Psychological Development in ChildrenCognitive Psychology

Graduate Programs (3 years)

Degree Programs

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PhD Programs (3 years)


Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages

Literature and Art Studies Criticism History and Cultural Studies Confucianism and Traditional Chinese Aesthetical Culture

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics

Language Policy and National Language Strategy Sociolinguistics and Language Use

TCFL and Chinese Grammar Studies TCFL and Chinese Lexical Studies

Business Chinese Teaching and Studies Study of Acquisition of Chinese as a Second Language

Language Information Processing Chinese Cognition and Learning

Language Development and Language Disorders Experimental Linguistics

Studies of Chinese Prosody-Syntax Grammaticalization Theory and Chinese Syntax

Comparative Studies of Languages

Chinese Philology

Chinese Phonology and Pronunciation History Chinese Dialectology

Ancient Chinese Characters and Lexical History Chinese Exegetics and Historical Lexicology

Chinese Palaeography Chinese Grammar History

Chinese Syntax Chinese Syntax and Semantics

Chinese Classical Textual Philology Study of Language in Unearthed Textual Documents Ancient Chinese Linguistics Documents

Classic Chinese Literature

Chinese Poetics and Poetic Art in Wei, Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties

Literature and Textual Documents in Pre-Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties

Ancient Chinese Literature and Aesthetical Culture

Chinese Literature in Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties

Chinese Literature in Ming and Qing Dynasties

Modern And Contemporary Chinese Literature

Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature and Gender Culture Contemporary Chinese Literature

Languages and Literature of Chinese Ethnic Groups Bilingual Education for Chinese Ethnic Groups

Comparative Literature and World Literature

Comparative Aesthetics and Cross-Cultural Studies

Eastern Asian Literature Relation and China Studies

Eastern and Western Cultural Theories and Religious Studies

Western Literature Classics and Comparative Literature

English Language and Literature British and American Literature

European Languages and Literature Translation: Theory and Practice

Asian and African Languages and Literature

Japanese Literature and Culture Arabic Language and Culture

Comparative Linguistics and Korean Lexical Studies

Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics

Syntax Semantics

Comparative Studies of English and Chinese Syntax-Semantics Theory

Degree Programs


Associate Degree Programs (2 years)

Programs Field of Study Main Courses

Chinese Language

Business

Business Chinese Conversation Economic News Reading

Chinese Human Geography Facts about Modern China (Economy)

News Listening Chinese Culture

Computerized Chinese Editing

Society

Basic Journalistic Chinese Topical Conversation

Chinese Human Geography Facts about Modern China (Society)

News Listening Chinese Culture


Tourism

Chinese Human Geography Chinese Culture

Cultural Exchange between China and Other Countries Listening to Chinese Live

Audio-Visual and Spoken Chinese Topical Conversation


Secretarial Skills

Practical Grammar Analysis Basic Chinese Writing

Basic Journalistic Chinese Chinese Reading

Audio-Visual and Spoken Chinese Chinese Culture


Degree Programs

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Non-degree Training Programs

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Short-Term Regular Chinese Language Training Programs (one semester or less)

Single Semester Courses ( 20 class hours per week)

Level A (Beginner)

Level B (Elementary)

Level C (Pre-intermediate)

Level D (Intermediate)

Level E/F (Advanced)

Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive

Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking

Listening Listening Listening Listening Audio-Visual and Speaking

Daily Chinese Practical Chinese Reading Reading

Business Conversation

Note: Apart from the required courses listed above, selective courses including Intermediate Business Chinese Reading, Chinese Writing, Proverbs and Allusions in Historical Stories, Chinese Films, and HSK Test Preparation and Practice are available for Level D students. Advanced Business Chinese Reading, Introduction to Classical Chinese, Contemporary Literature and Facts about Modern China are available for Level E/F students.

12 Week Courses ( 20 class hours per week)

Level A (Beginner)








Reading Reading

4/5/6 Week Courses (20 class hours per week)

Level A (Beginner)





Speaking: Learning and Practice

Elementary Chinese: Learning and Practice Speaking Speaking Speaking

Speaking: Intensive Practice (Beginner and

Refresher)

Elementary Chinese: Intensive Practice Listening Listening News Reading

Reading Reading News Audio-Visual and Speaking

Distance Chinese Language Training ProgramBLCU offers online courses to students who have no chance to study in China.

In-Service Training Program for Teachers of Chinese LanguageIn this program we offer to teachers of Chinese language and advanced Chinese learners general courses on Chinese language, culture and society, theoretical courses on second language acquisition, and pedagogical courses on principles, methodology and skills relating to the teaching of Chinese phonetics, vocabulary, grammar and its comprehensive usage.



Short-Term Intensive Chinese Language Training Programs (one semester or less)

Single Semester Courses (30 class hours per week)

Level A (Very Beginner)

Level A (Beginner)





Elementary Chinese Lecture Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive

Elementary Chinese Drill Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking

Elementary Listening Listening Listening Listening Listening Reading

Elementary Reading and Writing Language Practice Reading Reading Reading Applied Writing

Elementary Communication Language Practice Audio-Visual and

SpeakingAudio-Visual and

SpeakingNews Audio-Visual

and Speaking

Language Practice Language Practice Language Practice Chinese History

Classical Chinese

Language Practice

Note: Apart from the required courses listed above, selective courses including Reading and Writing Chinese Characters, Listening and Conversation, Chinese Pronunciation are available for Level A students; E-commerce, Communication on Selected Topics, Elementary/Advanced Idioms, Elementary/Intermediate/Advanced Business Conversation, Crash Course for HSK Test Level IV/V, Ancient Chinese and Chinese Films are available for Level B/C/D students.

12 Week Courses (30 class hours per week)

Level A (Beginner)








Language Practice Language Practice Reading Reading Language Practice

Language Practice Language Practice

4 Week Courses (30 class hours per week)

Level A (Beginner)




Speaking: Learning and Practice

Elementary Chinese: Learning and Practice Speaking Speaking

Speaking: Intensive Practice Elementary Chinese: Intensive Practice Listening Listening

Communication on Selected Topics; Listening (Beginner) Reading Reading

Idioms; Applied Writing

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Levels Main Courses

Elementary

Elementary Chinese Elementary Listening and Speaking

Elementary Reading and Writing Chinese Characters

Chinese Phonetics Chinese Speaking

Practical Chinese Grammar

Intermediate

Intermediate Chinese Intermediate Listening and Speaking

Economic Newspaper Reading Basic Journalistic Chinese

Business Chinese Conversation Practical Chinese Grammar

Usage of Chinese Words Basic Chinese Writing

News Listening Topical Conversation

Chinese Human Geography Chinese Culture

Basic Translation

Advanced

Advanced Chinese Advanced Chinese Speaking

Chinese Newspaper Reading Business Case Study

Advanced Business Chinese Facts about Modern China

Hot Topics in China Classical Chinese

Chinese Rhetoric Chinese Writing

Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature Appreciation

Chinese Writing

Topics on Chinese CivilizationCultural Exchange between China and Other Countries

Translation

Regular Chinese Language Programs (1-2 years)More than 60 courses are offered to students of elementary, intermediate, and advanced Chinese level according to different needs.

Advanced Research Programs (1-2 years)

Candidates can choose subjects offered in the Graduate and PhD programs and conduct specialized researches.

Short-Term Program for Chinese Language and Cultural Studies (group application only)

Based on the needs of learners and duration of studies, the following courses can be arranged in a customized curriculum. Courses include:

Chinese Language, Chinese History, Chinese Philosophy, History of Chinese Literature, Chinese Theatre Arts, Chinese Folk Customs, Chinese

Contemporary Economy, Facts about China, Survey of Chinese Society, Chinese Tourist Geography, Chinese Garden Architecture, Cultural

Exchange between China and Other Countries, Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Painting, Chinese Martial Arts.



Scholarships●ChineseGovernmentScholarship(CSC);

●ConfuciusInstituteScholarship(CIS);

●BeijingInternationalStudentsScholarship;

●BLCUInternationalStudentScholarship;

●BLCUHuaxiaScholarship;

●BLCUPing’anScholarship;

Formoreinformation,pleasegototheofficialwebsiteofBLCU:www.blcu.edu.cn.

Scholarships

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Studying in BLCU Exploring Limitless

Opportunities


Studying in BLCU Exploring Limitless

Opportunities

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students majoring in Chinese Language are allowed to

choose a second degree (or major), e.g. International

Economics and Trade, after two years of study. As long as

they complete the required credits, they will earn double

degrees or a double majors.

In addition, BLCU has co-founded “2+3” programs with

famous universities of special majors such as Dalian

Maritime University (DMU). After two years of study in

BLCU majoring in Chinese Language and obtaining an

associate’s degree, students could be directly transferred to

DMU as a sophomore for a bachelor degree of Maritime

Management, Shipping Management, Maritime Law and

Cruise and Yacht Management.

Studying in a Third Country

Field Trips in China

Double Major/Degree

Field trip is an important part of BLCU

curriculum for international students,

through which students can have a better

understanding of China and its colorful

and diversified cultures. Some of the

most popular destinations are Gengma

Autonomous County of Dai and Wa

e thnic minor i t ies in South China’s

Yunnan province, National Museum of

Ch inese Wr i t i ng , Chen j i agou , t he

birthplace of Tai-chi, Laoshe Teahouse,

Geely Auto Company, Yuan Longping

Rice Research Institute and “Project

Hope” pr imary schools in S ichuan

province.

You Are the Next Chinese StarBLCU encourages its international students to take part in

various Chinese language competitions and talent shows,

such as the Chinese Br idge , CCTV Chinese S ta r

Competition, Chinese debate contest, interpreting contests,

singing competitions and festivals of international cultures,

and has reaped quite a number of champions in various

Chinese language contests. Many of the contesters have

now become household names in China, including

Tchiegue Francois (Cameroon), Pouya Azadeh

(Iran), Gregory James Bryant (US), Greg

Scott Mccarthy (USA), Makoto Hachiya

(Japan), Hoda Alaa Eldin Hass. A. K.

(Egypt), David Klolsov (Russia), Bekhruz

Mirzoev (Tajikistan), Pichai Kaewbut (Thailand), Batsanaa

Ganbat (Mongolia).

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Global BLCU

Working in China

BLCU has formed partnership with

m o r e t h a n 3 0 0 u n i v e r s i t i e s a n d

educational institutions of over 50

countries, and has co-established joint

programs with over 50 universities from

around 20 countries including US, UK,

France, Germany, Spain, Australia,

Netherland, Japan and South Korea.

This partnership makes it possible for

the degree students to go to a third

country to study relevant courses and

earn transferable credits.

BLCU organizes various Study Abroad

programs during summer and winter

holidays. These programs provide all

the students with an opportunity to

s tudy in famous un ivers i t i e s and

colleges in US, UK, Italy, Japan, South

Korea, Malaysia, and other countries

a n d e x p e r i e n c e t h e i r d i v e r s i f i e d

cultures.

BLCU has co-founded 16 Confucius

Institutes around the world, and established

three overseas Chinese language centres in

J a p a n , S o u t h K o r e a a n d T h a i l a n d

respectively. These overseas institutions

offer not only Chinese language courses to

local students, but also various kinds of

scholarships supporting the students to

come to BLCU for further study.

Thanks to the close relationship with

Embassies, MNCs, Confucius Institutes

and other platforms, BLCU is able to

offer its students, via its career centre and

online job information platform, a large

number of internship opportunities in TV

stations, publishing houses, exhibition

companies, language training centres, as

well as primary and secondary schools.

Those opportunities cover jobs in the

area of language teaching, finance and

banking, IT, media, translation, and

tourism.

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Student Activities


Student Activities

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Student Activities


Student Activities

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Life in BLCU


BLCU is located in Zhongguancun Science and Technology Park, covering an area of 38

hectares and boasting a quiet and comfortable garden-like environment.

The university is fully equipped with advanced teaching facilities. All the classrooms

are air-conditioned and installed with infrared listening systems and multimedia devices.

Language labs, multi-functional classrooms and simultaneous interpretation classrooms are

all available for students’ use.

BLCU has complete leisure and recreation facilities. A thousand-people state of the art

theater is just put to use in the newly-built comprehensive building. A variety of restaurants

serve Chinese, Western, Japanese, Korean, South-east Asian, and Muslim (halal) food to

cater to the needs of diversified students. A range of sports facilities including outdoor

basketball, football, volleyball and tennis courts and a gymnasium containing an indoor

swimmingpool,severalbadmintoncourts,ping-pongrooms,bowlingroomsandafitness

centre can also be found.

Servicefacilitiessuchasbanks,postoffices,supermarkets,laundrystoresandinternetcenters

can be found on campus. Getting to and from BLCU is easy with several bus stops (Bus Line

307, 331, 690, 375, 743, 957) and a subway station (Subway Line 13) nearby. A taxi ride from

the university to Beijing Capital International Airport will only take around 40 minutes.

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Life in BLCU


Life in BLCU

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Residence Rates and Facilities

Life in BLCU

Residence Center

Room type Rates（RMB） Facilities

Single Room 90 － 160RMB / day TV, telephone, internet access, refrigerator, air-conditioner, bathroom, etc.

Double Room60 － 95 RMB/bed/day

45 － 65 RMB/bed/day TV, telephone, internet access, air-conditioner, shared bathroom, etc.

Tel：0086-10-82303300，E-mail：[email protected]

Conference Center (BLCU Hotel)

Standard Single Room 140 － 198 RMB/ dayTV, telephone, free internet access, air-conditioner, refrigerator,

bathroom, etc.Deluxe Single Suite 205 － 348 RMB/ day

Deluxe Double Suite 398 RMB/ day

Tel：0086-10-82303778，E-mail：[email protected]，Website：www.blcu.edu.cn/conference/index.html

* A discount rate will be given based on the length of your stay.


Enrollment Procedure

Application

Three ways to apply for programs in BLCU:

1 Apply online (www.blcu.edu.cn);

2 Apply directly to BLCU Admission

OfficeforForeignStudents;

3 E-mail the application form and supporting

documentstoBLCUAdmissionOfficefor

Foreign Students.

北京语言大学来华留学生入学申请表BEIJING LANGUAGE AND CULTURE UNIVERSITY

APPLICATION FORM FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 注意：请认真填写，要求字体工整；也可使用电脑填写。每项都必须填写，不得遗漏。Very Important: If the form is not filled in on a computer, please write legibly in black or blue ink. Please fill every section of the form.

护照用名Name on passport

姓/Family name 中文名Chinese name

照片

Photo

名/Given name

国籍Nationali ty

出生地点Place of birth

出生日期Date of birth 年/Y 月/M 日/D 男 □Male

女 □Female 已婚□Married未婚□Single

护照号码Passport No.

宗教Religion

最后学历/Highest education 现职业 Current or latest occupation

现学校或工作单位/ Current or latest school or employer

申请学习时间Intended program at BLCU 从/from 年/Y 月/M 日/D 到/to 年/Y 月/M 日/D

现有汉语水平/ Tick the appropriate box to indicate the number of Chinese words you know. A None B about 800 C about 1500 D about 2500 E about 3500 F about 4000 强化班只限 A、B、C、D 四个水平/The Intensive Program is offered only to students in Chinese level A, B, C and D

境外永久通讯地址/Full non-Chinese permanent postal address:

电话/Tel: 传真/Fax: E-mail: 录取通知书接收地址/Address to receive the admission package, if different from above:

电话/Tel: 传真/Fax: E-mail: 本人简历(从高中开始)/Curriculum vitae（Starting from high school）单位（Previous and current educational institute & employer）时间 years attended (from/to) 职务（Position）

From to

From to

家庭主要成员/Family members 姓名/ Name 关系/ Relation 电话/ Tel.

担保人（担保人可以是父母或亲戚朋友，国籍不限, 但学生不能做担保人）Emergency contact (Can be a parent or relative of the applicant, out of China, or in China. Student cannot be the contact) 姓名/ Name:

国籍/ Nationality: 与本人关系/Relationship to the applicant:

永久通讯地址/Permanent Mailing Address:

单位/ Name of employer:

电话/Tel: (住宅/home) E-mail:

申请者请提供以下材料：1. 学历生（专科生、本科生）

① 学历证书：本人最后学历证书的复印件或大学在校学习证明。

② 成绩单：本人最后学历成绩单的原始件（复印件无效）。

③ 推荐信。

④ 申请者护照复印件。

⑤ 担保人有效证件的复印件（护照或身份证）。

⑥ HSK 证书复印件。

⑦ 报名费收据复印件（网上支付或电汇者提供）。

2. 非学历生（一年及一年以下的学习项目）

① 学历证书：本人最后学历证书的复印件或大学在校学习证明。

② 申请者护照复印件。

③ 担保人有效证件的复印件（护照或身份证）。

④ 报名费收据复印件（网上支付或电汇者提供）。

3. 凡在中国正式学校学习的人员申请来校学习，还应提供：

① 所在院校留学生办公室的转学同意信（必须加盖公章）。

② 任课教师的推荐信。

③ 在华签证或居留证复印件。

* 已经来华，但未在正式学校学习的人员申请来校学习，按照有关规定办理（详细情况请咨询招生办公室工作人员）。

注：① 接到您完整的申请材料，经审查合格后，我们将在三周以后寄发《入学通知书》和《JW202》（来华签证申

请表）。

② 申请表及材料传真件无效。所寄材料及报名费不予退还。

③ 本表每份仅限申请一期，若想申请两期以上，请分别填写申请表（申请表可复印使用）。

4. 报名费：① 学历生人民币 800 元/人，非学历生人民币 600 元/人。② 支付方式：（1）报名费均可通过我校网站（http://www.studyinblcu.cn) 在线支付。

（2）境外申请者也可电汇(T/T)方式支付。(不收外币现金，外币支票)。电汇地址：

ACCOUNT WITH BANK：HUA XIA BANK，BEIJING BRANCH SWIFT BIC：HXBKCNBJ030

A/C NO：4066200001819400000429 NAME：BEIJING LANGUAGE AND CULTURE UNIVERSITY

ADDRESS：15TH XUEYUAN ROAD,HAIDIAN DISTRICT，BEIJING,CHINA

（3）在中国境内付报名费者，可直接到来华留学生招生办公室现金交纳，也可通过银行电汇。

电汇地址：北京语言大学

账号：0200006209089106391

开户行：中国工商银行北京东升路支行

注：① 在校生申请继续学习新课程的学生，一律免交报名费。

② 报名费不予退款，学费非校方原因亦不退款。

5. 联系方式：

地址：中国北京市海淀区学院路 15 号北京语言大学来华留学生招生办公室邮编：100083

电话：0086-10-82303951，0086-10-82303086, 0086-10-82303088

传真：0086-10-82303087

电子邮件：[email protected] (英语、欧洲、非洲、大洋洲地区

[email protected] (英语、东南亚、南北美洲地区) [email protected] (中文、特殊项目及硕博士)

[email protected] (韩语、日语、韩日地区)

[email protected] (英语、奖学金生及亚洲其他地区) 网址: http://www.blcu.edu.cn

Enrollment Procedure

Submit Application Documents

Book Accommodation

Register at BLCU

Go to Chinese Embassy for Visa

Receive “Admission Notice” and “Visa Application Form for Study in China”

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Applicantion Reviewed

E-mail Address： [email protected] (Language: English, for European, African, and Oceania applicants)

[email protected] (Language: English, for Southeast Asian, North and South American applicants)

[email protected] (Language: Chinese, for Special Programs, Masters and PhD Programs applicants)

[email protected] (Language: Korean and Japanese, for Korean and Japanese applicants)

[email protected] (Language: English, for scholarship students and other Asian applicants)

Website： http://www.blcu.edu.cn (Language: 中文 , English, Français,Deutsch,Español,Русский, 日本語 , 한국어 ,

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Address： TheAdmissionOfficeforForeignStudents,Beijing

Language and Culture University, 15 Xueyuan

Road, Haidian District, Beijing, P. R. China

Postal code： 100083

Telephone： 0086-10-82303951

0086-10-82303088

0086-10-82303086

Fax： 0086-10-82303087

Contact Us：

Tuition Fees:

ProgramsAnnual Tuition

Fee (RMB)/person

Starts from

Degree ProgramsAssociate’s Degree Programs 23,200 Every February and September

Undergraduate Programs 23,200 Every February and September

Undergraduate Programs (Chinese-English, Chinese-Japanese Bilingual Program) 24,900 Every February and September

Undergraduate Program (Chinese Painting) 24,900 Every September

Undergraduate Program (International Economics and Trade) 24,900 Every September

Graduate Programs 25,700 Every September

Graduate Program (Aesthetics of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting) 30,700 Every September

PhD Programs 28,200 Every September

Non-Degree Programs

Long-Term Programs (1 year)

Regular Chinese Language Program 23,200 Every February and September

Advanced Research Program 28,200 Every September

Short-Term Chinese Language Training Programs (one semester or

less)

Regular Single Semester Program (20 hrs/wk) 11,600 Every February and September

Intensive Single Semester Program (30 hrs/wk) 19,100 Every February and September

Regular 12 week Program (20 hrs/wk) 8,300 Every March and September

Intensive 12 week Program (30 hrs/wk) 12,500 Every March and September

Regular 6 week Program (20 hrs/wk) 4,800 Every July

Regular 5 week Program (20 hrs/wk) 4,200 Every July and December

Regular 4 week Program (20 hrs/wk) 3,500 Every February, June, July and August

Intensive 4 week Program (30 hrs/wk) 5,300 Every July and August

Training Programs for Teachers4 week Program 3,800 Please check the official website

5 week Program 5,000 Please check the official website

Notes: The tuition fee for Short-term Program for Chinese Language and Cultural Studies is determined by the courses.