Bachelor of Arts Honours in Chinese

Honours degree

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The Bachelor of Arts Honours in Chinese is a one-year programme presented in Chinese and designed to deepen students' knowledge of Chinese language and culture.

In order to achieve the goal, the programme requires that students spend one semester at Renmin University in Beijing, China. Bursaries and scholarships are made available by the Chinese Government for further studies in China.

Kontakbesonderhede

Mr Allen Luo

Programme Leader

[email protected]

+27 21 808 2033

Doen aansoek

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Programoorsig

Duur

One year

Kampus

Stellenbosch

Type

Coursework

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When applying for a postgraduate programme, some may require you to upload additional supporting documents beyond completing the standard application form online. Where such documents are required, more information will appear under the section below titled “Supporting Application Documents.”

Please note that selection for postgraduate programmes is highly competitive. Meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to the programme.

Minimum toelatingsvereistes

A Bachelor's degree with a final mark of 65% in Chinese at third-year level (NQF level 7).

Programstruktuur

Compulsory Modules
11303 : Chinese and Aspects of Cultural Mediation 771(90)
12190 : Project (Chinese Literature, Culture or Language) 772(30)

The one module consists of different topics in Chinese language, literature and culture presented in weekly seminars. During seminars, you submit assignments and do oral presentations on specific topics.

The other module comprises an independent research project for which you must do your own research.

You will be given the opportunity to attend an intensive three-month course at a Chinese university.

Last updated 01 April 2026

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