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Academic Programmes August 29, 2026

Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Language and Culture

August 29, 20264 min read

Programme Description

The Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Language and Culture is designed to prepare graduates for diverse career opportunities in fields such as teaching, international business, diplomacy, translation, and cultural exchange. Equip students with intercultural competence for successful engagement in global workplaces and cross-cultural collaborations. Foster critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for problem-solving and decision-making in professional settings. Enhance students’ ability to interpret and evaluate information across different media and cultural contexts, supporting informed and ethical workplace behavior. Promote adaptability and a lifelong learning mindset to help graduates remain relevant and competitive in a rapidly changing global job market. Develop strong Chinese language proficiency to enable effective communication in multilingual and multicultural professional environments. Programme Learning Outcomes Grounded in the belief that language is a bridge to global opportunities, this programme values cultural exchange, intellectual curiosity, and discipline in learning. It encourages students to embrace new perspectives while staying rooted in their own cultural identities, applying their knowledge to benefit their communities and beyond. The programme promotes respect, adaptability, and continuous learning, empowering students to navigate complex global interactions with confidence. By fostering intercultural understanding, it prepares them not only for professional success but also for meaningful contributions to a diverse and evolving world. The graduates of this programme will be able to; • Comprehend and communicate effectively in spoken and written Chinese across diverse contexts by acquiring comprehensive knowledge. • Foster intercultural competence through developing a thorough understanding of Chinese culture, history, and society. • Critically analyze Chinese texts, media, and cultural practices by gaining deep knowledge in this regard. 365 • Demonstrate the principles of clear expression in both formal and informal Chinese communication contexts by learning them. • Identify the key knowledge for careers in international business, diplomacy, human resources, and cultural exchange through understanding it. • Recognize the knowledge and practices essential for success in global careers • Master spoken and written Chinese to communicate smoothly in various situations. • Dissect Chinese texts, media, and cultural practices clearly and insightful. • Strengthen the ability to voice ideas with confidence in both formal and informal settings. • Utilize Chinese cultural and historical knowledge to take part in cross-cultural discussions. • Cultivate adaptability and practical skills for careers in teaching, business, diplomacy, and cultural exchange. • Develop skills to formulate well–reasoned arguments and appraise information across diverse cultural contexts. • Demonstrate a positive attitude towards continuous learning, actively seeking opportunities to improve language and cultural understanding. • Embrace diversity and show respect for different cultural perspectives, fostering inclusive and open-mindedness. • Approach challenges with curiosity and perseverance, displaying a willingness to adapt to new ideas and environments. • Show responsibility and accountability in applying learned knowledge in real-world situations, particularly in professional and intercultural settings. • Maintain ethical integrity in cross-cultural interactions, demonstrating respect for others' values and beliefs. • Cultivate a global mindset, recognizing the interconnection of cultures and developing an openness to collaboration across borders. 366

Programme Structure

Semester 1, Year 1

Code Course Title Status Credits
CC 111 Comprehensive Chinese 1 Core 9
CC 112 Chinese Listening Skills 1 Core 7.5
CC 113 Spoken Chinese Skills 1 Core 7.5
CC 114 Chinese Reading Skills 1 Core 7.5
CC 115 Chinese Writing Skills 1 Core 7.5
LG 102 Communication Skills Core 7.5
DS 102 Development Studies Core 7.5

Semester 2, Year 1

Code Course Title Status Credits
CC 121 Comprehensive Chinese 2 Core 9
CC 122 Chinese Listening Skills Other 2
CC 123 Spoken Chinese Skills 2 Core 9
CC 124 Chinese Reading Skills 2 Core 9
CC 125 Chinese Writing Skills 2 Core 9
CC 126 Introduction to Chinese Culture and Tanzanian Viewpoint Core 9
HR 1201 Principles of Human Resource Management Core 10.5

Semester 1, Year 2

Code Course Title Status Credits
CC 211 Intermediate Comprehensive Chinese 1 Core 10.5
CC 212 Intermediate Chinese Listening 1 Core 9
CC 213 Intermediate Spoken Chinese 1 Core 9
CC 214 Intermediate Chinese Reading 1 Core 9
CC 215 Intermediate Chinese Writing 1 Core 9
AR 112 Arabic Phonetics and Phonology Elective 7.5 Other 61.5

Semester 2, Year 2

Code Course Title Status Credits
CC 221 Intermediate Comprehensive Chinese 2 Core 10.5
CC 222 Intermediate Chinese Listening 2 Core 9
CC 223 Intermediate Spoken Chinese 2 Core 10.5
CC 224 Intermediate Chinese Reading 2 Core 9
CC 225 Intermediate Chinese Writing 2 Core 9
CC 226 Chinese Cultural Activities Core 7.5
CC 227 Chinese Language Practical Training Core 7.5

Semester 1, Year 3

Code Course Title Status Credits
CC 311 Advanced Comprehensive Chinese 1 Core 10.5
CC 312 Advanced Chinese Listening 1 Core 10.5
CC 313 Advanced Spoken Chinese 1 Core 10.5
CC 314 Advanced Chinese Reading 1 Core 10.5
CC 315 Advanced Chinese Writing 1 Core 10.5
CC 316 Comparative Research on China- Tanzania Culture 1 Core Other 9

Semester 2, Year 3

Code Course Title Status Credits
CC 321 Advanced Comprehensive Chinese 2 Core 10.5
CC 322 Advanced Chinese Listening 2 Core 10.5
CC 323 Advanced Spoken Chinese 2 Core 10.5
CC 324 Advanced Chinese Reading 2 Core 10.5
CC 325 Advanced Chinese Writing 2 Core 10.5
CC 326 Comparative Research on China- Tanzania Culture 2 Core 9
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