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College of International StudiesChinese studies

  • LocationBumin Campus International Building 2nd floor B05-0256
  • Tel051-200-8727

Dept. of Chinese Studies

Introducing our department.

The Department Chinese Studies is a newly established department that merged the existing Chinese language department and Chinese studies major, and has a wealth of educational know-how and infrastructure.

Based on this, students are required to acquire proficiency in Chinese, which is the basis of Chinese studies, in the first and second years, and are encouraged to cultivate practical proficiency in Chinese by operating exchange student programs with various universities in China and Taiwan at the school and departmental levels.

In addition, in order to understand contemporary China and develop insights into the future of China, the curriculum of regional studies related to Chinese politics, economy, society, culture, and history is built step by step to ensure comprehensive and in-depth learning.

Educational Goals

The department aims to cultivate human resources to lead the coexistence and co-prosperity of Northeast Asia. In order to fulfill these goals, we offer the following programs
1) Localized education through exchanges with China
2) Training Multifunctional human resources to meet social needs
3) Provide training for Chinese professionals in conjunction with on-the-job training.

Introducing Our Department's Distinctive Programs

Distinctive Program

  • Semester Abroad ProgramThis program provides students in the Department of Chinese Studies with the opportunity to study abroad for a semester or a year at a local university in China. Students are normally enrolled in the university as normal, receive tuition exemption at the local university, and pay their own dormitory fees or have them waived depending on the agreement.
  • Chinese Studies DayOn this day, alumni of the Department of Chinese Studies and current students interact with each other. The alumni of the Department of Chinese Studies impart their job hunting knowledge through special lectures, and the current students promote a sense of belonging to the Department of Chinese Studies through the performance of Goheungcheon (a play in the original Chinese language).
  • Cultural TourThis is a two-day, three-night event to get to know Korea better. Students choose one of the regions in Korea to explore cultural and historical sites, visit companies, and pay attention to domestic culture, and foster a sense of belonging and bonding with the Department of Chinese Studies.

Department pride

Departmental Club

  • 01

    Cheongseol(heard about)An academic club in the Chinese Department, where students improve their Chinese language skills through team teaching and classes with professors with the goal of speaking Chinese and obtaining certifications.

  • 02

    Aeguhoe(Love Ball Club)Aeguhoe, which literally means "ball-loving society," is a multipurpose society that engages in various ball-related sports and activities.

Career and employment after graduation

Key Licenses and Certifications Obtained

  • HSK Level 5
  • HSK Level 6
  • HSKK(Conversational) Intermediate and above

Career Paths After Graduation

Education
  • Fields of EmploymentElementary, middle, and high school teachers, other government offices and educational institutions, and cram schools
  • Related companiesSchools, Academies, Educational Institutions
Tourism and Overseas
  • Fields of EmploymentTourism, state-owned enterprises, overseas companies (China, US)
  • Related companiesairlines, travel agencies, public corporations, hotels, public corporations (tourism corporations, airport corporations, etc.), overseas companies
Trade & Banking
  • Fields of EmploymentTrade, government offices, banking
  • Related companiesbanks, trading companies, other government agencies and government offices

Employment cases

Graduation in 2022
  • TourismCJT Tour, Lotte Hotel
  • civil servantPolice officer, teacher, bachelor officer
  • General BusinessHyundai Heavy Industries, KT, GS Sales Management, Coupang
Graduation in 2021
  • BankingNational Credit Union Federation of Korea
  • Public OfficialsProsecutors
  • General companiesHy Co, KORAIL Retail, Hallim Pharm, Chong Kun Dang Holdings, NHN, Dongkuk S&C

What Kind of Students Does Our Department Want?

  • Creative individuals who can proactively use their China-related expertise to accomplish assignments
  • Students with an interest in Chinese studies, including Chinese history, culture, and economy
  • Students with proficient Chinese language skills and a broad perspective in a globalized world

High school subjects related to the department

학과 관련 고교 교과목 체크표로 국어, 영어, 수학, 사회, 과학 정보제공
Korean language English Math Social Studies Science

Departmental FAQsFeel Free to Ask Anything

  • Q

    How do I apply to be an exchange student?

    There are three ways to apply for a semester abroad: through the Department of Chinese Studies, through Dong-A University's International Exchange Department, and through the Confucius Institute.

  • Q

    I'm new to learning Chinese, will I be okay?

    You will learn the basics of Chinese tones, pronunciation, and vocabulary in a systematic way in classes taught by Chinese professors, and then progress through conversational, grammar, and writing classes to achieve a solid foundation in elementary, intermediate, and advanced Chinese.

  • Q

    What do I learn in the Chinese Department?

    In addition to Chinese language instruction, the Chinese studies Department provides students with a general knowledge of China, including its politics, economy, society, history, and culture.

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  • Department inquiry 051-200-8727
  • Advising professor Dong Wook Won, 051-200-8734 , china@dau.ac.kr
Department website Dong-A University Admissions Office