Chinese Language

There are a variety of options for those learning Chinese and Chinese culture to study abroad. Studying in China exposes you to new ways of living, learning and interacting. Many study abroad in China to gain important cross-cultural perspectives, conduct research, work on language skills, or learn more about the Chinese economy. This page contains information that will assist those studying Chinese determine how best to integrate study abroad into their Brandeis careers.
Approved Programs
The Brandeis approved program list database is filtered by programs with Chinese Language courses. You may also filter by other parameters like location, housing type, and more.
Study Abroad Liaison
To assist students with their academic choices abroad and to help answer any questions about receiving major/minor credit while abroad, each academic department and program has assigned a faculty member to serve as the Study Abroad Liaison. As every department has different policies regarding credit from abroad, the Study Abroad Liaison can assist you with guidance on major/minor credit. Find the Study Abroad Liaison for Chinese Language here
Scholarships
The Helen Ke scholarship is available to students interested in studying abroad in China and learning Chinese. Note: this scholarship is the only Brandeis Study Abroad Scholarship that may be awarded to students without demonstrated financial need. This scholarship is also matched for students attending an approved CET program in China by CET.
- First Steps
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- Resources for Abroad
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Contact Us
Office of Study Abroad
abroad@brandeis.edu
781-736-3483
Chinese Language Program
Shiffman 116, MS 024
781-736-3200
Course Database
Looking to fulfill a specific Brandeis requirement? Wondering what major, minor, or Core requirement courses abroad may fulfill? **Don't see a class you are interested in or a class not pre-reviewed? It may just mean that no one has requested it or the department has not pre-reviewed it. You can still ask the department how the course could count!
Ask an Ambassador!
Want to talk to a fellow student about your question? Contact a Study Abroad ambassador for more information.