Chinese
World Languages
World Languages
A fourth of the world's population speaks Chinese, and China itself is rapidly gaining
status as a major player in world geopolitics, especially in world economics. Chinese
is one of the few living languages whose recorded history reaches back 5000 years,
and Chinese culture is vital in understanding most Eastern philosophies and arts:
many Asian countries, including Japan, Korea and Vietnam, have integrated or developed
Chinese language into their own national tongue, and Chinese culture into their own
unique ethnic culture. Chinese language is the most used language in the world, not
only inside China, Hong King, Macao, Taiwan, and Singapore, but also in numerous other
countries around the world.
Students who are preparing for a career in International Business, Diplomacy, Travel and Tourism, Philosophy, Music, Fine Arts and many more will benefit greatly from their ability to communicate in Chinese.
Subject & Number | Title | Units |
Chinese 120 | Introductory Chinese I | 5 |
Chinese 121 | Introductory Chinese II | 5 |
Chinese 199 | Special Studies/Projects | 1-3 |
Chinese 299 | Selected Topics | 1-3 |