School of Chinese Literature
School of Chinese Literature, established in 2000, offers undergraduate majors in Chinese Language and Literature, Secretarial Studies, Advertising and Journalism. These majors respectively belong to two first-level academic disciplines, namely, Chinese Language and Literature as well as Journalism and Communication. Currently, the School has an enrollment of over 1,200 students and aims to cultivate well-rounded talents with traditional cultural literacy, social responsibility, innovative thinking, practical skills and global perspectives.
In terms of majors, Chinese Language and Literature has been recognized as a first-class major and a high-level characteristic major in Jilin Province, while Journalism is designated as a university-level first-class undergraduate major construction site. The four majors maintain a close and collaborative relationship, characterized by mutual support and shared faculty resources.
Teaching Features and Academic Achievements
Speaking of teachers, the School boasts a highly qualified faculty with strong academic backgrounds, significant research capabilities and extensive teaching experience. They have achieved substantial academic accomplishments such as publishing numerous monographs and textbooks, securing various research projects, and developing several provincial and university-level exemplary courses, which fully demonstrate the School’s exceptional academic strength. As for the curricula and disciplines, aligning with the latest developments in New Liberal Arts, the School has implemented innovative teaching models, integrated smart education means into courses, and provided students with diverse development platforms building on our solid academic basis.
The School places great emphasis on enhancing students’ practical abilities and professional competencies. It has established close partnerships with various schools and enterprises and created a network of practice-based teaching bases. Through these collaborations, students gain valuable internship and training opportunities, allowing them to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application, develop professional skills and lay a solid foundation for their future careers.
| Major Information | |||
| No. | Major | Length | Degree |
| 1 | Chinese Language and Literature | Four Years | Bachelor of Arts |
| 2 | Secretarial Studies | Four Years | Bachelor of Arts |
| 3 | Advertising | Four Years | Bachelor of Arts |
| 4 | Journalism | Four Years | Bachelor of Arts |