Modern Languages (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili) BA
University of Ghana Ghana
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A Chinese language course will help you to take your Chinese communication abilities to the next level. You will also have the chance to develop your knowledge around the Chinese culture. Some courses will require that you have previous experience with the Chinese language, and others may offer complete beginner classes.
Modules you study might include Chinese literature, introduction to the Chinese language, business Chinese, and Chinese translation and interpreting. Your degree will be delivered in a mixture of modes. These could include lectures and seminars, as well as group projects. Depending on your course, you may have the opportunity to spend time studying abroad.
Study in Ghana
Ghana is home to beautiful secluded, palm lined beaches, a melting pot of cultures, a strong democracy and rapidly improving socioeconomic conditions. Ghana's official language is English, meaning that all university courses are taught in one of the worlds most widely spoken languages. This also means that international students will find it easy to immerse themselves in their studies and the local culture. Ghana boasts many accredited university and polytechnic institutions, all of which are able to grant degrees to international students.
See our detailed guide to studying in Ghana for international students.
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