Minor in Chinese
Georgia Institute of Technology · GA · MINOR-CHINESE
Minor in Chinese is a Undergraduate degree at Georgia Institute of Technology, GA. It covers areas like chinese history, chinese language, mandarin, tertiary teaching, heritage studies, anthropology. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Undergraduate
US$12,058
What you'll study in Minor in Chinese
Example subjects: Elementary Chinese I. 4 Credit Hours., Elementary Chinese II. 4 Credit Hours., Chinese for Heritage Learners I. 3 Credit Hours., Intermediate Chinese I. 3 Credit Hours., Intermediate Chinese II. 3 Credit Hours., Chinese For Heritage Learners II. 3 Credit Hours., China: A Cultural Odyssey. 3 Credit Hours., A Kaleidoscope of Chinese Language. 3 Credit Hours..
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Minor in Chinese?
Minor in Chinese covers areas like chinese-language, chinese-history, mandarin, tertiary-teaching, heritage-studies, anthropology, asian-languages, cultural-studies.
How much does Minor in Chinese cost?
Indicative domestic fees for Minor in Chinese are around US$12,058 (approximate, usually per year). International fees differ — confirm with the university.
Who offers Minor in Chinese?
Minor in Chinese is offered by Georgia Institute of Technology, GA.
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