Chinese Life and Culture
Aspects of life and culture today and in the past
Duration:
One-year course of three twelve week terms.
Mode of Attendance: Part Time
Description
This course provides an overview of various aspects of Chinese life and culture today and in the past. The aim of the course is to give an insight into Chinese life through examining some important facets such as history, religion, literature, art, architecture, festivals, science and superstition, and of course Chinese food.
The course will also teach some basic everyday expressions which will enable you to greet people and get around in China. Above all the course is a good opportunity for all participants to share their experiences of and views on China. Class size is normally limited to fifteen to allow close involvement.
Assessments for Course Placement
Not a total beginner? Then see our page on course assessments.
Fee for this Course
The fee for each twelve-week term is £350 payable in advance.
Terms and Conditions
See our terms and conditions of payment before enrolling on the course.
How to Apply for this Course
You can apply and pay online or by post.
Classes may fill up quickly. In some cases, additional classes are set up. It is best to apply early in order to avoid disappointment.
Materials
Handouts will be provided in relevant sessions, and a reading list will be given in class.
Timetable
Classes will be held at the Russell Square or Kings Cross campus of SOAS in central London on on one evening a week or Saturday daytime. Participants receive 24 hours of tuition over each 12-week term. See our timetable pages for dates and times.
