Ph.D. in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics (Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages)
Beijing Normal UniversityBeijing
- Tuition Fee
- ¥ 32,300 CNY/yr
- Duration
- 3 Years
- Language
- Chinese
- Degree Level
- PhD / Doctorate
Beijing Normal UniversityBeijingLast updated: November 2026View UniversityApplication deadline (per the university's page):Mar 10, 2027 · 115 days left
Costs
- Living costs per year in Beijing (estimate)
- ≈ ¥ 67,800 CNY
- Total per year
- ¥ 100,100 CNY
Whole programme (3 years)
- Tuition
- ¥ 96,900 CNY
- Living costs
- ≈ ¥ 203,400 CNY
- Total
- ¥ 300,300 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.
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Ph.D. in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics (Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages) is a 3 Years PhD / Doctorate program offered by Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. Teaching language: Chinese. Published tuition: 32300 CNY.
Program Overview
The Ph.D. program in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics at Beijing Normal University is designed to cultivate advanced expertise and scholarly research capabilities in the field of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages (TCSOL). This program integrates rigorous theoretical training with practical applications, preparing graduates to lead in academic, educational, and cross-cultural communication contexts. Students will engage in cutting-edge research, develop innovative teaching methodologies, and contribute to the global promotion of Chinese language and culture. Beijing Normal University, a prestigious institution with a rich history in education and research, provides an ideal environment for doctoral candidates to thrive academically and professionally.
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Core Curriculum
- Advanced Studies in Chinese Linguistics
- Second Language Acquisition Theories
- Teaching Chinese as a Second Language: Methodologies and Practices
- Intercultural Communication and Cross-Cultural Pedagogy
- Research Methods in Applied Linguistics
- Curriculum Design and Material Development for TCSOL
- Chinese Language Testing and Assessment
- Seminar in Chinese Language Education Research
Career paths
Roles this field of study prepares you for. Your own path depends on your specialisation and experience.
- Teacher
- Curriculum Developer
- Education Consultant
- School Administrator
Admission Requirements
- Applicants must be in good health, possess good character, respect Chinese customs, and abide by Chinese laws and university regulations.
- Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens holding a foreign passport and be under 50 years old (born after August 31, 1973).
- For Chinese Government Scholarship applicants, doctoral candidates must be under 40 years old (born after August 31, 1983).
- Doctoral applicants must hold a degree equivalent to or above a Master’s degree from a Chinese university.
- Chinese-taught Ph.D. programs require:
- - School of International Chinese Language Education: Minimum 240 points in HSK 6 and 65 points in HSKK Advanced.
- - School of Chinese Language and Literature: Minimum 210 points in HSK 5.
- - Other Departments: Minimum 195 points in HSK 5.
- After passing the initial review, applicants must mail paper application documents by February 25, 2024.
Entry scores
The minimums published for this programme. The university confirms its own requirements.
| Requirement | Required |
|---|---|
| Minimum GPA | 3 |
| Maximum Age | 50 |
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Required Documents
Prepare these documents before submitting your application
- A valid Certificate of Non-Criminal Record(or Police Clearance Certificate)
- Certificate of HSK
- A photocopy of the first page of the applicant’s passport
- Passport photo
- Postgraduate school transcript
- Certificate of Master degree
- Two recommendation letters from two associate professors or scholars with higher academic titles
- or a senior expert in a related field.
- Personal Statement Form
- Passport
- Photo
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