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Shihezi University

China

Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages

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Tuition €1,860
Country China

About this program

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This full‑time English‑taught Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages programme is provided by the College of Chinese Language and Culture at Shihezi University. Rooted in the multi‑cultural communication background of northwest border areas, this programme trains high‑level practical talents engaged in international Chinese‑language education and cross‑cultural exchange work. Core courses contain second‑language acquisition theory, modern Chinese, Chinese traditional culture, intercultural communication theory and Chinese teaching internship practice. Every enrolled international student gets sustained academic guidance for course selection, teaching‑internship arrangement and thesis compiling. Students need to complete all required course credits, finish specified Chinese‑teaching practice hours and pass master‑thesis defence for degree awarding. International applicants who satisfy relevant criteria can apply for multiple scholarship resources from Chinese national authority and Shihezi University.

Program overview

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Program length

Full‑time | 2 Years (4 Semesters)

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Qualification level

Master

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Field of study

Education

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Country

China

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Language requirement

English

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Entrance / admission test

Not required

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Admission intakes & deadlines

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September2026

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Double First‑Class comprehensive university located in northern Xinjiang.
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Beijing Normal University

China

Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership and Policy (Comparative Education)

PhD Education
Tuition €11,210 Total tuition for the whole 3‑year doctoral program; original official total tuition RMB 88000 (converted to EUR for reference only, exchange rate fluctuates). Application fee RMB 500; medical insurance and accommodation expenses are not included; fees subject to annual revision.
Duration Full‑time | 36 Months (3 academic years)
Language English

This full‑time English‑taught Doctor of Philosophy program focuses on educational leadership and policy research within comparative‑education domain. Built upon Beijing Normal University’s leading position in global educational‑research field, this PhD program supports diversified research directions such as global educational‑policy‑comparison, educational‑leadership‑construction research, educational equity and social‑justice research, international‑educational‑development‑cooperation and higher‑education‑internationalization‑study. Each doctoral candidate is assigned an experienced PhD supervisor who has undertaken international educational‑research projects. Doctoral training emphasizes independent original‑scientific‑research capabilities cultivation. Apart from doctoral‑level compulsory courses, students devote most study time to academic‑research work, participate in domestic‑and‑international high‑level educational‑academic conferences and publish high‑quality academic papers. Graduation requirements include completing doctoral course credits, achieving stipulated academic‑paper outputs, and passing strict doctoral‑dissertation review as well as oral defence. This PhD program welcomes international applicants holding relevant master‑degree background in education, public‑policy or other closely‑related social‑science‑disciplines, aiming to cultivate high‑level international educational‑research talents for global educational‑development cause.

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Qinghai Normal University

China

Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages

Master Education
Tuition €1,930 €1930 per academic year Fee description: Tuition converted from official RMB 14000 per academic year for this full‑time English‑taught master programme. Tuition only covers classroom‑based academic teaching activities. It excludes non‑refundable application fee, mandatory international‑student medical‑insurance fee, campus dormitory accommodation costs, textbook expenses and all other personal living expenditures. Qualified scholarship applicants can obtain tuition waiver benefits following Qinghai Normal University scholarship management rules. Euro‑denominated fee figures are for reference only, subject to annual admission‑policy adjustment and foreign‑exchange‑rate changes.
Duration Full‑time | 3 Years (6 Semesters)
Language English

This full‑time English‑taught Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages programme is delivered by the School of Chinese Language and Literature at Qinghai Normal University. Rooted in multi‑ethnic cultural environment of Qinghai‑Tibet Plateau, this programme focuses on cultivating high‑level practical talents for international Chinese‑language education and cross‑cultural communication among multi‑ethnic regions. The curriculum includes second‑language acquisition theories, modern Chinese linguistics, Chinese traditional culture, ethnic culture research of Qinghai‑Tibet Plateau, intercultural communication, Chinese teaching methodology and teaching practice. Every international graduate student is assigned a dedicated supervisor, who offers comprehensive guidance for course selection, internship arrangement, research topic screening and thesis composition. Students are required to complete all compulsory and elective course credits, finish required Chinese‑teaching practice hours, conduct independent research and pass formal thesis defence to obtain the master degree. Eligible overseas applicants may apply for Chinese Government Scholarship and university‑level scholarships to support their postgraduate studies.

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