EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY
A Brief Introduction to
East China Normal University
History:
1924 Great China University
1925 KwangHua University
1951 East China Normal University
1959 A member of the 16 National Universities leading in China's Higher Education
1996 A member of China National Educational Projects "Project 211"
2006 A member of China National Educational Projects "Project 985"
2017 A member of Class A Universities worldwide
Location:
Shanghai, China, with two campuses in Putuo and Minhang District.
Reputed as a “Garden University”. Language programs are arranged in Putuo Campus.
Departments:
4 Faculties
33 Full-time schools and colleges
3 State Key Labs
3 Academies
85 Bachelor Programs
37 Master Programs in First-level Disciplines; 31 Professional Master Degrees
36 Doctoral Programs in First-level Disciplines; 26 Postdoctoral Mobile Research Stations
Students:
Undergraduate: 15000+ Graduate: 22000+ International Students: 5000+
East China Normal University (ECNU) plays a crucial role in the professional research of
international Chinese language education in China and in the training of Chinese language
teachers at home and abroad. It places an emphasis on Chinese Language training for students
and makes timely adjustments according to the needs and characteristics of students from
di erent countries and re ions and e i l opti i es courses and activities listenin to
their feedback and suggestions. This has greatly improved the students' abilities in Chinese
language and Chinese culture communication.
Admission Office
Tel: 021-62232013 62238353 Email:
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Language Programs
I. Standard Chinese Language Program
Duration: One semester or more
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Class hour: ro onda to rida 30-11
20 class hours per week (1 class hour = 45 minutes)
Curriculum Introduction:
e Standard inese an ua e ro ra is desi ned for students o ant to no ore a out
Chinese culture and improve their Chinese language skills. The classes stress the equal
i portance of listenin spea in readin and ritin inese in order to la a solid foundation
for students on the basis of practicality.
Course features:
About 20 students per class Student satisfaction ratin over . out of
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inter ediate and advanced includin
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Levels and types of classes:
Level Classes Level description
ou ill learn inese p onetics tones asic ords ra ar
Beginning 1-1, 1-2 and sentence structures. It is the counterpart of HSK-1 and
HSK-2.
plore t e cultural di erences et een ina and our o e
country in the classroom. A deeper understanding of the culture
Elementary 1-3, 1-4, 1-5
ill rapidl i prove our understandin of o inese is used
in real life. It is the counterpart of HSK-3 and HSK-4.
ell on t e a to uenc in inese. e s ills and
no led e ained t rou teac er driven interactive classes
2-1, 2-2,
Intermediate ill ena le ou to process conversation it out avin to
2-3, 2-4, 2-5
translate ac to our native ton ue in our ead rst. It is t e
counterpart of HSK-5 and HSK-6.
rastic i prove ents to our a ilit to understand t e ritten
ord fro ne spaper articles to conte porar inese prose.
Advanced 3-1, 3-2 Idio aticall astute ou can converse on a ide ran e of topics
it out lan ua e or cultural arriers. It is desi ned for students
ose inese lan ua e level is i er t an S .
Timetable sample (subject to changes):
Timetable for Standard Chinese Language Program
Beginning & Elementary
Time Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.
8:30-10:00
Comprehensive Spea ing Comprehensive Spea ing Listening
10:15-11:45
Timetable for Standard Chinese Language Program
Intermediate
Time Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.
8:30-10:00
Comprehensive Spea ing Comprehensive Ne spaper- Listening
reading
10:15-11:45
Timetable for Standard Chinese Language Program
Advanced
Time Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.
8:30-10:00
Comprehensive Spea ing Comprehensive Ne spaper- Audio-visual
reading
10:15-11:45
April Class
The April Class Program is designed for students who plan to enroll in April. Students will
e placed into classes of di erent levels of t e Standard inese an ua e ro ra ased
on placement test results. The curriculum and weekly class schedule are the same as the
Standard Chinese Language Program except for the enrollment date.
II. Intensive Chinese Language Program
Duration: one semester or more In the form of small group instruction,
Begin: Early September (Fall semester) less than 25 students in one class.
Late February (Spring semester) iverse courses eetin t e di erent
Class hour: 29 class hours per week needs of students.
(1 class hour = 45 minutes) Systematic and strict management, caring
Morning: From Monday to Friday a out t e learnin efficienc and feed ac
8:30-11:45 of the students.
Afternoon: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Frequent lectures, cultural activities and
group competitions, creating a positive as
13:15-15:45
well as comfort language study
Course Introduction: atmosphere.
Intensive courses at a faster pace,
intended for those who want to learn Levels:
the most in the shortest time. Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate,
Focusing on the improvement of
Pre-advanced, Advanced
listening, speaking, reading and
writing skills, integrated with The applicants will be given a placement
innovative teaching methodology, like test as the reference for your present level
games, activities and multi-media. at the beginning of the semester.
Timetable sample (subject to changes):
Time Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.
8:30-10:00 Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive Comprehensive
Course Course Course Course Course
10:15-11:45 Drills Drills Drills Drills Weekly Test
Lunch Break
13:15-14:45 Speaking Speaking Speaking
15:00-15:45 Course Course Course
* Above is a sample timetable. The comprehensive courses may include Chinese characters,
listenin ritin audio visual oral practice etc. i erent featured courses ill e o ered in
di erent levels. e speci c ti eta le is su ect to c an e accordin to t e actual teac in
arrangement.
III. Business Chinese Program
Duration: One semester or more background. We customize a series of courses
Begin: Early September (Fall semester), to help you obtain a larger vocabulary and
Late February (Spring semester) specialized knowledge of business purpose.
Class hours: 29 class hours per week (1 class Through this program, the students’
hour = 45 minutes) capabilities of listening, speaking, reading
Morning: From Monday to Friday, and writing centred around business
8:30-11:45 inese s pro cienc ould e reatl
Afternoon: Monday,Tuesday,Thursday improved at the same time. The diverse
13:15-15:45 classes t t e pra atic needs and use for
Course Description: the students, who will learn appropriate and
This featured language program is designed idiomatic expressions, as well as grasp
for those who will or have already engaged in practical communication skills in business
business career under Chinese-related surroundings.
Timetable Schedule (subject to changes)
Time Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri.
Business Business Business Business Weekly
8:30-11:45
Reading Reading Writing Reading Test
11:45-13:00 Lunch Break
Business Business Business
13:15-14:45
Practice - Practice - Practice -
Communicati Communicati Culture &
15:00-15:45
on Skills on Skills Case Study
Application and Admission
Application Deadline: Jan. 15th (Spring Semester), Documents required:
Jul. 31st (Fall Semester) Copy of passport
Eligibility: 18-55 years old with valid passport ID photo
*Note: The applicants for Business Chinese Stud certi cate i est diplo a
ro ra s ould e it inese pro cienc of inese n lis version
intermediate level, equivalent to HSK-4 S certi cate onl re uired for
Business Chinese Program)
*Note: The application documents and application fees are not refundable once submitted.
How to apply?
Apply online: http://lxsapply.ecnu.edu.cn
Course Fees
Programs Tuition (RMB/Semester) Application Fee Insurance (RMB/6 Months)
Standard Chinese Program 9,800 800 400
Intensive Chinese Program 14,000 800 400
Business Chinese Program 15,000 800 400
April Class 7,000 800 400
* Note: The cost of teaching materials is at your own expense.
How to Pay
1. Pay via online application system.
2. Bank Transfer
*Bank Information
1 Account Name: EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY/
2 Account No. 446872907745
3 Bank Name BANK OF CHINA SHANGHAI BRANCH/
4 Swift Code BKCHCNBJ300
5 Address 200 MID YINCHENG ROAD, PUDONG AREA,SHANGHAI, CHINA
200
6 Please indicate the type of fees and your passport name.
Visa & Residence Permit
The students must enter China with a valid passport and student visa (X1 or X2 visa). Please
apply for the student visa (X1 visa: the duration of study is half a year or more; X2 visa: the
duration of study is within half a year) with the admission notice and visa application form
(JW202 or JW201) through the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country. X1 visa is a student
single entry clearance. Within 30 days after arriving in China you MUST complete all the
procedures of registration at ECNU and apply to the Shanghai Exit-Entry Administration Bureau
(SEEAB) for the residence permit, which is a multiple entry clearance. If you do not complete this
in da s ou ill e ned. lease note t at t e date s o n on visa can e our entr
deadline, but NOT visa expiration date. If you are holding an X2 visa, you can stay in China as
long as it is valid. Please do NOT come to China without a visa or with a landing visa.
Campus Life
I. Accommodation (for long-term students)
Dorm Building Room Type RMB(Day) Facilities Location
No.1 International Economic 40 Bldg.5 on
AC, internet
Student Dormitory Double Room Campus Map
Economic
Double Room 40 AC, internet
No.2 International Bldg.39 on
Student Dormitory Campus Map
Standard 60 restroom,AC,
Double Room internet
Economic AC, internet
50
International Exchange Double Room Bldg. 25 on
Service Center Campus Map
Standard 70 restroom,AC,
Double Room internet
Standard 2600/month restroom,AC,
Shanghai International Double Room internet 3489 North
Students Service Center Zhongshan Road
Standard restroom,AC,
4300/month
Single Room internet
*Note: For more details please refer to http://lxs.ecnu.edu.cn/en/accomodation
II. Dining
Student cafeteria
Students can conveniently use their campus card at every campus canteen.
He Dong Dinning Hall (Campus Map No. 6)
He Xi Dinning Hall (Campus Map No. 38)
Li Wa Dinning Hall (Campus Map No. 35)
III. Medical Service
ECNU is equipped with clinical services:
The school clinic can only provide basic medical services for students. If you have a more serious and
complicated illness, don’t hesitate to go to the Sixth People's Hospital or Huashan Hospital, both are
near the school.
IV. Students’ Activities
To help international students better integrate into life and study in ECNU, events are held regularly
by ISU (International Students Union) and ISCA (International Student Clubs Association) under the
instruction and supervision of International Students Office.
The ISU and ISCA consists of international students from all across the world, who are with various
interests and hobbies. ISU members aim at improving international students' academic skills and
enriching their extracurricular social and cultural activities. Currently ISU has 31 members and 4
departments, and they are Academic Department, Employment & Entrepreneurship Department,
Life Development Department and Overseas ISU. ISCA now has many clubs including International
Student Voluntary Service Team, Chinese Cultural Club, Badminton Club and Dancing Club and so
on.
