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Chinese Studies
Researchers in Modern Languages and Cultures are actively engaged in projects across a broad range of subjects, including linguistics and translation studies, film, visual arts, and literary culture. Our research-active academic staff, supported by a team of l…
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Languages, Cultures and Visual Studies · Language and area studies
Researchers in Modern Languages and Cultures are actively engaged in projects across a broad range of subjects, including linguistics and translation studies, film, visual arts, and literary culture. Our research-active academic staff, supported by a team of language teachers which includes native-speaker teachers, are highly successful in winning prestigious research awards from funding bodies including the AHRC, British Academy, EU, Leverhulme, and Marie-Curie. Chinese Studies - Chinese art and culture and European exchanges, 17th-18th centuries - Chinese literature in translation - Chinese modern intellectual history - 19th-20th-century history of international relations To learn more about modules, assessment methods, facilities and our staff research expertise please visit our course page.
Getting in
As the university states it
Normally students will have proficiency in Chinese (good command of written and spoken Chinese), a good UK Honours degree (2:1 Honours or international equivalent) and a Master’s degree with Merit or international equivalent in a related subject. For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.
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