Chinese and Linguistics

About this course

Chinese and linguistics brings together one of the world's most significant languages with the systematic study of how languages work. Mandarin Chinese is spoken by more people as a first language than any other, and its importance in global commerce, diplomacy, and culture continues to grow. Linguistics provides the analytical tools for understanding not just Chinese but the underlying principles of human language, examining how sounds, words, sentences, and meaning are structured and how they vary across speakers and contexts. Together these subjects develop linguistic competence and intellectual depth. At the University of Westminster, this three-year full-time degree develops your Chinese language skills to an advanced level alongside a rigorous grounding in linguistic theory and analysis. You will engage with Chinese language and culture, building fluency in Mandarin as well as cul

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