Classical Chinese Philology
- Tuition Fee
- ¥ 30,000 CNY/yr
- Duration
- 3 Years
- Language
- Chinese
- Degree Level
- Master's Degree
Application deadline (per the university's page):Jul 30, 2027 · 257 days left
Costs
- Living costs per year in Beijing (estimate)
- ≈ ¥ 67,800 CNY
- Total per year
- ¥ 97,800 CNY
Whole programme (3 years)
- Tuition
- ¥ 90,000 CNY
- Living costs
- ≈ ¥ 203,400 CNY
- Total
- ¥ 293,400 CNY
Living costs are an estimate and vary by lifestyle. Prices can change, and the university confirms the final amounts. Visa, insurance and travel are not included.
AI Snapshot
Classical Chinese Philology is a 3 Years Master's Degree program offered by Beijing Language and Culture University in Beijing, China. Teaching language: Chinese. Published tuition: 30000 CNY.
Program Overview
The Master's program in Classical Chinese Philology at Beijing Language and Culture University offers an in-depth exploration of the linguistic, literary, and cultural heritage of Classical Chinese. This program is designed for students who seek to develop a profound understanding of ancient Chinese texts, their historical contexts, and their enduring influence on modern Chinese language and culture. Through rigorous academic training, students will gain the skills necessary to analyze, interpret, and preserve classical Chinese works, making significant contributions to the field of philology.
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Core Curriculum
- Introduction to Classical Chinese Literature
- Historical Development of Chinese Language
- Textual Criticism and Manuscript Analysis
- Philosophical Texts in Classical Chinese
- Lexicography and Etymology of Classical Chinese
- Comparative Philology: Chinese and Other East Asian Languages
- Cultural Contexts of Classical Chinese Texts
- Research Methods in Philology
Career paths
Roles this field of study prepares you for. Your own path depends on your specialisation and experience.
- Translator
- Interpreter
- Language Teacher
- Editor
Admission Requirements
- A Bachelor’s degree or higher is required.
- Applicants must be under the age of 55.
- A minimum score of 210 on HSK Level 5 is required, with no component score lower than 60.
Entry scores
The minimums published for this programme. The university confirms its own requirements.
| Requirement | Required |
|---|---|
| Minimum GPA | 2.5 |
| Maximum Age | 55 |
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Required Documents
Prepare these documents before submitting your application
- Copy of Guardian’s passport or ID
- Photocopy of valid passport
- Bachelor degree diploma
- Undergraduate transcripts
- Certificate of HSK
- A study plan written in Chinese or English shall contain more than 1
- characters or words
- Two letters of recommendation
- Non-criminal Record Certificate
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