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China Mainland. Durham University is a globally outstanding centre of teaching and research excellence, with over one third of our students coming from an international background. Currently over 3300 of our students are from mainland China. Read More.
Chinese Studies. Durham has a long history of teaching East Asian languages: the first lecturer in Chinese was appointed in 1952, and Japanese has been taught since the early 1980s. There are extensive library holdings in both subject areas, and specialist collections of Chinese, Japanese and Korean art in Durham’s Oriental Museum.
You will spend your third year studying the Chinese language at a university in China. This is an amazing opportunity to experience Chinese culture first-hand and to put your language learning into practice and context.
Founded in 1999, the CCCS at Durham University is a multi-disciplinary research centre dedicated to the study of contemporary China and the wider East Asian region.
In 2020, Durham launched our in-country presence in China, with staff based in Beijing and Shanghai. Our China presence provides a vital connection to our broader community of students, alumni, partners, corporations, governments and funding bodies, and plays an important role in strengthening Durham’s engagement in China.
Chinese Scholarships Council. These important scholarships are available thanks to a partnership with the China Scholarships Council. The scholarships are open to applicants from Mainland China wishing to study for a PhD at Durham.
Durham University has promoted Chinese Studies and the Chinese language for over 40 years and is firmly established as the regional Centre for Chinese Studies in the North East of England.
