BSc · The University of Manchester · 4 years
International disaster management and humanitarian response combined with Chinese is a programme that brings together two fields of study whose combination reflects real professional demands in the contemporary world. China's growing involvement in global humanitarian and development contexts, its diplomatic and economic presence across Asia, Africa, and beyond, and the importance of Chinese-speaking communities in many disaster-affected regions mean that professionals who combine humanitarian knowledge with Chinese language and cultural understanding are increasingly valuable to international organisations. At the University of Manchester, this four-year programme includes a sandwich year in a professional setting and a work placement component, giving you substantial practical experience in the humanitarian, development, or international relations sector alongside your academic studie
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