Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Chinese Studies
(R2/312/6/0011)03/22 (A7909)
This program produces graduates who have acquired in-depth understanding of Chinese history, literature, language and culture. Besides theoretical knowledge, students would also acquire a strong foundation in practical skills in speech, writing, research, analysis and critique. Electives are in the areas of Mass Communication and Japanese language. The program also includes courses related to Malaysian studies, keeping students abreast of the needs and development of the country.
Careers
Graduates can seek employment as educators, writers, news reporters, interpreters, translators, researchers and administrators in organizations such as education institutions, resource centers, publishing firms and a wide range of public and private organizations.
Learning Outcome:
At the end of the course, the graduates should be able:
- To develop comprehensive knowledge in Chinese language, literature, history and culture through a wide range of subjects in these areas.
- To demonstrate the application of Chinese language skillls, to write and express fluently on subject matters and issues on Chinese culture, literature, language and history.
- To have an in-depth understanding of social, economic and cultural roles of the Chinese in Malaysia and their responsibilities towards community and country.
- To build their consciousness of ethics and humanities, attitudes of dedication and professionalism encouraged by Chinese eminent thinkers and poets.
- To promote effective communication, leadership, team skills and response to the current challenges and issues related to Chinese Studies in the workplace, community and the country.
- To engage scientific research methodology and critical thinking in resolving issues and achieving better understanding and interpretation of linguistic, literary, historical and cultural works .
- To encourage lifelong learning in order to update knowledge and skills and promote the use of online databases and libraries to gather information effectively for self learning and group research.
- To apply and demonstrate entrepreneural and managerial skills in the context of the Chinese language and culture.
Major Subjects | Elective Subjects* | Other Language Subjects*# |
Chinese History (China to 1840) | Selected Texts for Reading and Writing | National Language/Other Languages |
History of Chinese Literature | Selected Literary Works from Han, Wei and Six Dynasties Periods | English for Mass Communication |
Introduction to Chinese Studies | Classical Chinese Novels | English for Business |
Modern Chinese Language | Classical Chinese Language | Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia |
Selected Poetry of Tang and Song Dynasty | Selected Tects of World Chinese Literature | Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 |
Malaysian Chinese Literature | Chinese Phonology | Communicative English |
Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature | Book of Odes | Hubungan Etnik |
Selected Texts from Tang and Song Periods | The Song of Chu | Malaysian Studies 3 |
Chinese in Malaysia | Selections of Qu Poetry | Co-Curriculum |
Chinese Etymology | Creative Writing | Sun Zi's Art of War and Business Strategies |
Selections of Ci Poetry | Shi Ji (Historical Records) | Introduction to Sociology |
History of Modern China (1840-1949) | Selected Works of Chinese Philosophy | Mass Media and Society |
History of Chinese Thought | Prescribed Texts in Chinese Classical Literature | News Reporting and Writing |
The Four Confucian Classics | Selected Readings in Chinese History | Introduction to Political Science |
Modern Chinese Thought | Introduction to Literary Criticism | Culture and Communication |
Method of Using Chinese Reference Books | Study of Chinese History in Malaysia | Management Principles |
Introduction to Literature | Religious Thoughts in Chinese CUlture and Philosophy | Organisation and Human Resource |
Project Ⅰ & Project Ⅱ | Introduction to Contemporary China | Principles of Marketing |
Industrial Training | Introduction to Chinese Printing and Publication | Understanding Politics: State, Nation and Government |
| Chinese Culture and Modern Economy | Introduction to Journalism |
| Theory and Practice of Translation |
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* Subject to Availability
# Major & Elective Subjects Included
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Programme Name
| MOHE Approval Validity Period | MQA Provisional/ |
Bachelor of Arts (Honour | KR7909 (19 Mar 2012 - 18 Mar 2017)
R2/312/6/0011
| A0770 A7909
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