A four-week summer intensive language course conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. Using the fluency-through-accuracy approach, students work on developing a strong foundation for the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing). The material in A New China (C.P. Chou, et al., Princeton University Press) gradually moves from micro daily life scenarios to macro cultural and societal topics and cover issues especially relevant to American students studying in China. Texts provide insight into the Chinese way of life and the intricacies involved in being a resident of China.

A four-week summer intensive language course, which is a continuation of CHI 105C, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course continues the intensive study of modern spoken and written Chinese and includes the survey of modern cultural and social issues. Admission by application. Prerequisite: CHI 105C or equivalent. The course consists of five two-hour classes and five two-hour drill sessions weekly, plus individual tutorial sessions.

A four-week summer intensive language course taught on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course introduces the complex fabric that makes up modern China. Through texts in Eyes on China (C.P. Chou, Jincheng Liu, and Xin Zou, Princeton University Press), students learn the vocabulary needed to discuss various issues that people face in contemporary China and the United States, as presented in Chinese media. Using multimedia materials, this course level aims to elevate students' output from sentence level to short paragraph level, both in speaking and writing.

A four-week summer intensive language course, which is a continuation of CHI 303C, taught on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course is designed to further improve students' facility in written and oral expression through a close study of materials drawn from modern Chinese literature, film, and intellectual history, as well as readings on contemporary issues as well. A unit of self-selected topics of interest is incorporated to provide a unique, specialized learning experience.

A four-week summer intensive language course for heritage speakers, conducted on campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course introduces the complex fabric that makes up modern China. Through texts in Eyes on China (C.P. Chou, Jincheng Liu, and Xin Zou, Princeton University Press), students learn the vocabulary needed to discuss various issues that people face in contemporary China and the United States, as presented in Chinese media. Using multimedia materials, this course level aims to elevate students' output from sentence level to short paragraph level, both in speaking and writing. Heritage track.

A four-week summer intensive language course, which is a continuation of CHI 305C, taught on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course is designed to further improve each student's facility in written and oral expression through a close study of materials drawn from modern Chinese literature, film, and intellectual history, as well as readings on contemporary issues. A unit of self-selected topics of interest is incorporated to provide a unique, specialized learning experience.

A four-week summer intensive language course conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. Students at this level fully engage with authentic Chinese language materials. Texts come from Anything Goes (Chih-ping Chou et al., Princeton University Press), and Princeton faculty-edited course packets comprised of content selected from various Chinese media. Discussion focuses on topics in contemporary Chinese society. This course combines classroom learning with social practice and research projects to create opportunities to use language in diverse contexts.

A four-week summer intensive language course, which is a continuation of CHI 403C, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. Students at this level fully engage with authentic Chinese language materials. Texts come from Anything Goes (Chih-ping Chou et al., Princeton University Press), and Princeton faculty-edited course packets comprised of content selected from various Chinese media. Discussion focuses on topics in contemporary Chinese society. This course combines classroom learning with social practice and research projects to create opportunities to use language in diverse contexts.

A four-week summer intensive language course for heritage learners, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. Students at this level fully engage with authentic Chinese language materials. Texts come from Anything Goes (Chih-ping Chou et al., Princeton University Press), and Princeton faculty-edited course packets comprised of content selected from various Chinese media. Discussion focuses on topics in contemporary Chinese society. This course combines classroom learning with social practice and research projects to create opportunities to use language in diverse contexts. Heritage track.

A four-week summer intensive language course for heritage learners, which is a continuation of CHI 405C, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University. Students at this level fully engage with authentic Chinese language materials. Texts come from Anything Goes (Chih-ping Chou et al., Princeton University Press), and Princeton faculty-edited course packets comprised of content selected from various Chinese media. Discussion focuses on topics in contemporary Chinese society. This course combines classroom learning with social practice and research projects to create opportunities to use language in diverse contexts.

A four-week summer intensive language course, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course, which is designed to bring students to near-native competence in all aspects of modern Chinese, prepares students for advanced research or employment in a variety of China-related fields. Materials are drawn from modern Chinese literature, film, and intellectual history, and include readings on contemporary issues as well. A unit of self-selected topics of interest is incorporated to provide a unique, specialized learning experience.

A four-week summer intensive language course, which is a continuation of CHI 451C, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course, which is designed to bring students to near-native competence in all aspects of modern Chinese, prepares students for advanced research or employment in a variety of China-related fields. Materials are drawn from modern Chinese literature, film, and intellectual history, and include readings on contemporary issues as well. A unit of self-selected topics of interest is incorporated to provide a unique, specialized learning experience.

A four-week summer intensive language course, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course, which is designed to bring students to near-native competence in all aspects of modern Chinese, prepares students for advanced research or employment in a variety of China-related fields. Materials are drawn from modern Chinese literature, film, and intellectual history, and include readings on contemporary issues as well. A unit of self-selected topics of interest is incorporated to provide a unique, specialized learning experience.

A four-week summer intensive language course, which is a continuation of CHI 451C, conducted on the campus of Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China. This course, which is designed to bring students to near-native competence in all aspects of modern Chinese, prepares students for advanced research or employment in a variety of China-related fields. Materials are drawn from modern Chinese literature, film, and intellectual history, and include readings on contemporary issues as well. A unit of self-selected topics of interest is incorporated to provide a unique, specialized learning experience.