Jilin University Dormitory Photo-10

Jilin University has two main dormitories for foreign students. The Nanqu Building is used mainly by beginner and intermediate-level Chinese Language students. Below are some photos of facilities available in the Nanqu Building. Although some of the photos are of poor quality, we hope they give you an idea of the student living environment at Jilin University.

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Television, desks, chairs, air conditioning, telephone and en-suite bathrooms are provided in every room.

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ARAQ Programmes:

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- Comprehensive

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Jiamusi University

Heilongjiang University

Harbin University of Science & Technology

Harbin Institute of Technology

Jilin University

Liaoning University

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Shenyang Normal University

Dalian University of Foreign Languages

Dalian University of Technology

Liaoning Normal University

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Student Life

Student life in China is an adventure. Simple things like buying an international phonecard can turn into a major challenge. However the learning process can be a very enjoyable one. Below we have gathered together a collection of pictures taken by foreign students at some of the universities on the ARAQ Network. We hope these photos give you an insight into some of the aspects of Chinese life you can expect to encounter during your study period.

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The business end of study occurs in the classroom. At most universities students of Chinese Language spend every morning from 8.00am to 12.30pm in the classroom, with a break between 9.30 – 10.00am. Students of other subjects may find they have more classroom hours. Classroom facilities tend to be basic yet comfortable. Occasionally they do contain some AV equipment, but most teachers tend not to use this equipment too often.

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