Study Martial Arts & Chinese at Beijing Sports University 2008 Martial Arts Language Study Programs

University Profile			Program Information
	About BSU			Martial Arts Program Introduction
	Campus Scenery			Program Features
				Program Schedule & Fees

About BSU

Beijing Sport University was founded in 1953. It is located near the famous ancient Summer Palace (Yuan Ming Yuan), northwest of Beijing. The university is one of the top major education establishments in China. Its aim is to train highly qualified education teachers, coaches, sport science researchers and other physical education personnel.

The university attaches great importance to several international academic exchange programs. At present, it has exchange programs with 14 universities in the United States, Canada, Germany, Japan, Australia, Russia, Korea, Bulgaria, and Poland. Over 2000 international students choose this prestigious university for academic exchanges on short-term advanced studies every year, with more than 500 long-term foreign undergraduate and postgraduate students successfully graduating with bachelor degrees and masters.

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Martial Arts Program Introduction

Beijing Sport University Martial Arts programs combine Martial Arts (Kung Fu) studies and practice, with Mandarin Chinese courses to enable students at any level of Chinese language to learn genuine Chinese Martial Arts in a fully immersed Chinese environment. Martial Arts classes are scheduled in the morning from 8:00 am to 10:45 am Monday through Friday, while the Chinese classes are scheduled in the afternoon from 2:00 pm to 4:45 pm every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. Programs last for a 20-week semester, each semester starting in September or March.

There are three types of programs available distinguished by the different styles of Martial Arts taught:

• Tai Ji Quan (also known as Tai Chi )
• Chang Quan (Long Fist)
• San Da (San Shou or Chinese Kickboxing)

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Program Features

• In both Martial Arts and Chinese language study streams, there are three periods of 45-50 minute classes each morning and afternoon, with a ten minute break between each period.
  
  
• The number of students in both Martial Arts and Chinese language classes is limited to ten or under to ensure quality of teaching and close supervision by the teacher.
  
  
• At the beginning of a program, each student’s mandarin Chinese level will be assessed and evaluated by the Chinese language faculty in order to select the most suitable Chinese language class for the individual student.
  
  
• There are three levels of Martial Arts: elementary, intermediate and advanced. Students will be placed in the appropriate level based on an assessment by the Martial Arts mentors at the beginning of the program.

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Program Schedule & Fees

Schedules and tuition fees for short-term and long-term courses are outlined in the tables below.

Important points to note:

• The tuition fees presented in the schedules cover tuition and study materials and a sightseeing trip to Tiananmen Square or the Great Wall organized by a neighbouring university, Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU). Please note that China Unipath does not charge students the tuition fees listed below. The fees are for your reference only. Each new student will need to pay these fees in full to the university on the day they register at BSU in person. For your full study budget (tuition plus accommodation), refer to our handy Study Budget Calculator. For students on our Smart Service Package or Basic Service, China Unipath will provide on-site guidance and assistance to efficiently help you complete your payment to the university as well as other registration procedures.
  
• We strongly suggest early applications as BSU programs are often filled up before the official deadline.
  
• Tuition fees have been rounded to the closest USD from RMB. Please be aware that actual figures are subject to change due to fluctuations in the foreign exchange rate.

Tai Ji Quan (Tai Chi) Programs including Chinese Language Classes

3 hours of martial arts per day, 9 hours of Chinese language class per week

Chang Quan (Long Fist) Programs including Chinese Language Classes

3 hours of martial arts per day, 9 hours of Chinese language class per week

San Da (Chinese Kickboxing) Programs including Chinese Language Classes

3 hours of martial arts per day, 9 hours of Chinese language class per week

Please feel free to contact one of our customer service consultants via our Online Inquiry Form, or send us an email at info@chinaunipath.com, if you have any further questions concerning the courses offered by BSU or have any queries regarding program application.

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BSU Campus Scenery

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Sports center	Practice stadium

Campus grounds	Martial arts

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