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Overview

A Chinese studies minor will enable you to understand and use an increasingly significant world language. Chinese is spoken by nearly one-fifth of the global population, predominantly in the world’s second-largest economy, China. The Chinese Studies minor will give you the opportunity to develop skills in oral and written Chinese … For more content click the Read more button below.

Portfolio

Office of the Provost

Academic contact

Yangbin Chen

Location(s)

Melbourne (Bundoora)

Open to all courses

Yes

Structure

Where one or more subjects are shared between this minor and another component (course, second major or minor) the subject/s will be replaced with an elective at the level of the common subject. Where a combination of this minor and another component (course, second major or minor) exceed 2 common subjects this combination will become incompatible.

60 credit points

Level one30 credit points
Level two30 credit points

Available in courses

Bachelor of Global Studies - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Arts - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Health Sciences - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Languages and Linguistics - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science - Melbourne (Bundoora)

Career opportunities

Studying Chinese builds skills in communication, cultural awareness and problem solving to prepare you for a range of careers.

Possible roles include:

  • Cultural diversity manager
  • Diplomat
  • Translator or interpreter