2.1 Fudan University
Program Highlights:
Fudan’s
International Cultural Exchange School offers Chinese language training
programs at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Courses cover
all four skills—listening, speaking, reading, and writing—plus
electives on Chinese culture, history, and economics.
Pros:
One of China’s top “985 Project”
universities,
highly reputable
Wellstructured curriculum
Offers both longterm (1year) and shortterm
(summer camp) courses
Cons:
Relatively high tuition fees
Higher admission and language requirements
2.2 Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Program Highlights:
The
university offers General Chinese, Business Chinese, and HSK
preparation courses through its International Education College.
Pros:
Strong background in engineering and
business; ideal for future professionals
Courses focus on practical communication and
HSK success
Cons:
Fastpaced curriculum requires selfdiscipline
Some campuses are located further from the
city center
2.3 East China Normal University (ECNU)
Program Highlights:
As
one of China's top educationfocused universities, ECNU offers highly
regarded Chinese language programs backed by strong teaching
methodology. It's especially suitable for students interested in
education or linguistics.
Pros:
Strong in pedagogy and linguistics, advanced
teaching methods
Beautiful campus with convenient facilities
Cons:
Fewer courses focused on business Chinese
International students are concentrated at
the Zhongshan North Road campus—location matters
2.4 Shanghai University
Program Highlights:
Flexible
programs include summer courses, semester programs, and oneonone
tutoring. In recent years, Shanghai University has expanded its
international outreach and provides affordable language education.
Pros:
More affordable tuition
Wellestablished support system for
international students
Cons:
Lower international brand recognition
compared to Fudan or SJTU
Curriculum more suitable for
basic/intermediate learners
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