University Chinese (Morality and Foundations of Law)
Chinese Language and Culture Center (CLCC) is a significant teaching institution at BNBU that concentrates on practicing the ideal of liberal education. Based on comprehensive enculturation, CLCC emphasizes teaching and learning the knowledge of Chinese language, literature, history, philosophy, and politics through interaction, experience, creative performance, and a series of academic and cultural activities. CLCC is a center of interdisciplinary scholars who focus on the education of Chinese humanities, covering both the classical and modern civilizations of China. We teach 3 categories of undergraduate courses including University Core Courses (such as University Chinese and PPE courses), various levels of Chinese Language Courses (for Non-Chinese speakers), and diversified Free Elective Courses in the disciplines of literature, history, philosophy, art, and ethics. In brief, CLCC provides students with chances to experience the value and charm of traditional and contemporary China. We stimulate cultural creativity and cultivate a spirit of open innovation in the BNBU students.
Chinese(1)(2)
University Chinese (Morality and Foundations of Law)
Chinese Culture and Modern China
Contemporary Chinese Society and Thoughts (Theories)
Contemporary Chinese Society and Thoughts (Social Practice)
Contemporary World and China
Notes：
(1) Students admitted through National College Entrance Examination, National Joint Entrance Examination, General Scholastic Ability Test or other cognate admission schemes are required to take these five Chinese courses: CHI1053, CHI1063, CHI1073, CHI1083 and CHI1093.
(2) Students admitted through international student admission scheme or other cognate admission schemes will be recommended the Chinese course(s) or alternative course(s) to take based on their Chinese language competency.
Chinese(1)
University Chinese
Philosophy, Politics and Economics(1)
Chinese Culture and Modern China
Contemporary Chinese Society and Thoughts (Theories)
Introduction to Modern Social Theories
Contemporary Chinese Society and Thoughts (Social Practice)
Contemporary World and China (2)
Morality and Foundations of Law
Chinese(1)
University Chinese
Philosophy, Politics and Economics(1)
Chinese Culture and Modern China
Contemporary Chinese Society and Thought I
Introduction to Modern Social Theories
Contemporary Chinese Society and Thought II
Morality and Foundations of Law
Notes：
(1) Students admitted through international student admission scheme or other cognate admission schemes will be recommended the Chinese course(s) or alternative course(s) to take based on their Chinese language competency.
(2) CHI1193 Contemporary World and China: This 2-unit course requires student to attend at least 10 lectures within his/her first two years of study. The units gained will be recorded in the transcript of the particular semester when the requirement is met by the end of that semester.
Learning Outcomes of PPE Courses
The aims and objectives of this course are to cultivate students not only to own views of modern social theories, including Marxist philosophy, political economy, and scientific socialist theory, but also to use the theories and methods of Marxism to analyse and solve practical problems of modern society.
Upon completion of the course, students should be able to:
Knowing the views and principles of Marxist philosophy, political economy and scientific socialism.
Using modern social theories to analyze and solve practical problems.
