Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Chinese Studies | Xiamen University Malaysia: Top Choice in Malaysia E-Square Consultancy

Specifications

Province/City: Kuala Lumpur
Language for Teaching: English
Field of Study : Foreign Languages and Literature
Course Start Date: Feb
Course Start Date: Apr
Course Start Date: Sept
Course : Degree
Country: Malaysia
Annual Course Fees : Between RM 20k - 40k

Description

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Chinese Studies Xiamen University Malaysia

Duration

3 Years

Mode

Physical

Campus

Sepang

Medium

English

Intake

Feb, April, September

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Student Type

Domestic Student

Malaysian Citizen

International Student

Non-Malaysian Citizen

Am I eligible?

Foundation

CGPA 2.00

Diploma in relevant

CGPA 2.00

UEC 5B

STPM pass

2C in any subject

A-level pass

2C in any subject

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Household income > RM 8,000

75%

Household income < RM 8,000

50%

Household income < RM 4,000

E-Square Waiver Processing Fee Waiver

E-Square Waiver

RM 0

Fee Breakdown

Tuition Fee

RM 78,000

Resource Fee

RM 0

Deposit

RM 0

Application Fee

RM 300

Hostel Application Fee

RM 100

Scholarship

- RM 0

PTPTN Loan

- RM 0

Voucher

- RM 0

Total Payable

RM 78,400

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Course Structure

Year 1

Chinese Language
Introduction to Chinese History
History of Chinese Literature Part One: Pre-Qin to Tang and Wudai
Chinese Academic Writing
Introduction to Chinese Thought and Culture
History of Chinese Literature Part Two: Song to Qing Period
Introduction to Linguistics
Teaching in Chinese Language
Major Elective (Choose any 2 in sem 1)
Major Elective (Choose any 1 in sem 2)

Year 2

Introduction to Literary Theory
Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature
Research Methods
Technology in Chinese Education
Major Elective (Choose any 4 in sem 1)
Major Elective (Choose any 4 in sem 2)

Year 3

Thesis
Industrial Training
Major Elective (Choose any 3 in sem 1)
Major Elective List:
Linguistics
Chinese Grammar
Chinese Lexicology
Chinese Phonetics
Chinese Rhetoric
Chinese Dialectology
Introduction to Global Mandarin
Introduction to Sociolinguistics
Introduction to Applied Linguistics
Classical Chinese
Advanced Chinese: Enriching Vocabulary, Phonetics and Grammar
Advanced Chinese: Upskilling Rhetoric, Reading and Writing
Chinese Characters
Korea Language and Culture
Literature
Selected Works of Classical Chinese Literature Part One
Selected Works of Classical Chinese Literature Part Two
Literature of the Nobility during the Six Dynasties
Selected Works of Chinese Classical Poetry
Selected Poetry of Chinese Female Writers
Theory and Practice of Literary Criticism
Topics on Malaysian Chinese Literature
Selected Readings in Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature
Selected Topics on World Chinese Literature
History
Shiji (Historical Records)
History of Ancient China Part One: From the Spring-Autumn to the Five Dynasties (770BC--960AD)
History of Ancient China Part Two: From Song to Qing (960AD-1912)
Prosperous Tang Dynasty: Politics and Society
Topics in Overseas Chinese
Modern Chinese History (after 1912)
Introduction to International Politics
History of Chinese Political System
International Relations of Southeast Asia since WWII
Philosophy
History of Chinese Thoughts
Introduction to Chinese Philosophy
Classics in Chinese Philosophy
Others
Creative Thinking and Writing
Critical Thinking
Cross-Cultural Communication
Introduction to Chinese Culture
Introduction to Sinology: Confucian Classics and Traditional Historiography
Technology and Culture: Science Fiction, Video Games and Social Media