Prospectus for Chinese Language Students
(2017-2018 Academic Year)
I. Applicant Qualifications
A. The applicant should be of good moral character, willing to observe the
laws and regulations of China and the institutional regulations of Huizhou
University. The applicant should also respect the social morals and customs
of the Chinese people.
B. The applicant should be healthy, in accordance with the Health Inspectorate
Standards for Foreign Students in China, issued by the Chinese Central
Government, and aged from 18 to 60 and in possession of a valid foreign
passport.
II. Application Procedure
Admission application deadline isJuly 5th, 2017.
The following materials can be submitted to the International Affairs
Department before that date.
A. Huizhou University Application Form for Foreign Students
(can be downloaded from the DOWNLOAD area in this website)
B. Physical Examination Record For Foreigner and blood assay
C. Personal resume
D. The highest education certificate - copy and scanning copy
E. Your passport information page - copy and scanning copy
Postscript: Applicants need to manage their own visa. The materials from
“A” to “C” above should be completed in Chinese or English with clear and
accurate writing.
III. Admission Procedure
TheInternational Affairs Departmentwill review applicants after they receive
all the materials and application fee, and will publish the results on their
website, and, if successful, applicants will be sent a formal letter of admission.
The written letter of admission is required for registration upon arrival at
Huizhou University. Applicants will be reexamined by medical staff at a
preassigned hospital; those who don’t meet admission requirementswill be
disqualified. Applicants should be punctual for registration. Applicants should
deliver a written request for leave to the university if they can’t be punctual for
some special reasons. Moreover, applicants who, for no reason, fail to register
within 2 weeks of the formal registration date will be disqualified from
admission altogether.
IV. Learning Content and Assessment
Classification of Classes
Elementary Class (Ⅰ): for students who do not know Chinese at all. Main
courses include Elementary Reading and Writing, Elementary Oral Chinese,
and Elementary Listening.
Elementary Class (Ⅱ): for students who have a vocabulary of 500-600 words, at
the level of new HSK3 approximately. Main courses include Elementary Reading
and Writing, Elementary Oral Chinese, and Elementary Listening.
Intermediate Class: for students who have a vocabulary of more than 1,200
words, approximately at the level of the new HSK4-5. Main courses include
Intermediate Perusal, Intermediate Oral Chinese, Intermediate Listening, and
Intermediate Reading and Writing.
Brief Introduction of the Course
a)Elementary Chinese：
1. Reading and Writing (10 lessons/week): Main course. Develop comprehensive
reading and writing skills, including Chinese pinyin, vocabulary, grammar and
reading, and writing of Chinese characters.
2. Oral Chinese (4 lessons/week): Mainly practice “speaking” skills, notably
situational dialogues and daily oral Chinese.
3.Listening (2 lessons/week): Cultivate and improve listening skills.
b)Intermediate Chinese：
1. Perusal (6 lessons/week)：Main course. Develop listening, speaking, reading
and writing skills, including vocabulary, grammar and written Chinese.
2. Oral Chinese (4 lessons/week)：Mainly train “speaking” skill, notably native
Chinese expression.
3. Listening (2 lessons/week)：Cultivate and improve listening skills.
4. Writing (2 lessons/week)：Improve writing skills and practice various styles.
5. Reading (2 lessons/week)：Improve reading skills and vocabulary.
V. Examination: includes midterm and final, and the university provides
transcripts.
VI. Certificate of Completion:having finished and complete the courses, the
student would obtain a Certificate of Course Completion from Huizhou
University.
VII.Tuition and Accommodation Fee
Registration Fee: ¥500
Tuition: ¥6,500/semester (textbooks fee included)
Accommodation fee: stay at home or at university. Student who chooses
to live at university should contactAcademic Communications Center
(TEL: 0752-7211999), and the student should arrange accommodation
and pay water, electricity, and internet as the university does not pay for
these services.
VIII. Contact
(English, Chinese)
Teacher Li: +86 752 2529210
Teacher “Fancy”: +86 752 2529210
(Korean)
Teacher Zhu: +86 15986993647
dipsy-jdh@hanmail.net
Address: International Affairs Department, Huizhou University, No. 46,
Yanda Avenue, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, China.
Zip code: 516007
Fax:+86 752 2529489
Website of Huizhou University:
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