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Dec 05, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog
Shanghai, China – Semester Programs
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Available Terms
Chinese Language Courses
- Visit the program’s Courses page for course descriptions and requirements.
- During the semester, students must either take one of the four language tracks, or Elementary Chinese I or Chinese Conversation.
| USAC Track Prerequisites & Course Titles |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalency Sheet |
| Track I Prerequisite: None Elementary Chinese I&II |
8 |
CHI 187 , CHI 187 |
| Track II Prerequisite: 2 semesters of college Chinese Intermediate Chinese I&II |
6 |
CHI 287 , CHI 287 |
| Track III (Option 1) Prerequisite: 4 semesters of college Chinese Advanced Chinese I&II |
6 |
CHI 387 , CHI 387 |
| Track III (Option 2) Prerequisite: TBD by on-site placement test Advanced Chinese III & IV |
6 |
CHI 487 ,CHI 487 |
| Chinese Conversation |
3 |
CHI 287 |
| Chinese Conversation (Summer Only) |
2 |
CHI 287 |
| Introduction to Chinese Language I / II (Summer Only) |
2 |
CHI 187 |
Fall Semester – Students enroll in 12-18 credits, one language course is required
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instrcution |
| Chinese Calligraphy |
2 |
ART 493 |
English |
| Chinese Conversation |
3 |
CHI 287 |
Chinese |
| Corporate Finance |
3 |
FIN 301 |
English |
| Entrepreneurship in a Global Market |
3 |
MGT 302 |
English |
| Government and Politics in China |
3 |
PSC 407Z |
English |
| History of Modern China |
3 |
HIST 455A |
English |
| International Business Management |
3 |
MGT 480 |
English |
| Internship |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
Chinese/English |
| Marketing Principles |
3 |
MKT 301 |
English |
| Seminar in Mandarin Chinese: Preparation for the HSK Exam 1 |
1 |
CHI 487 |
Chinese |
| Tai Chi |
1 |
AIS 499 |
English |
Spring Semester – Students enroll in 12-18 credits, one language course is required (COURSES UNDER REVIEW)
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Chinese Business Issues and Practices |
3 |
MGT 494 |
English |
| Chinese Calligraphy |
2 |
ART 493 |
English |
| Chinese Conversation |
3 |
CHI 287 |
Chinese |
| Chinese for Business Professionals |
3 |
CHI 487 |
Chinese |
| Contemporary Chinese Foreign Relations |
3 |
PSC 405Z |
English |
| International Financial Management |
3 |
FIN 308 |
English |
| International Marketing |
3 |
MKT 456 |
English |
| Managing in a Global Economy with Emphasis on China |
3 |
MGT 480 |
English |
| Modern Chinese Culture and Society |
3 |
CHI 387 |
English |
| Seminar in Mandarin Chinese: Preparation for the HSK Exam |
1 |
CHI 387 |
Chinese |
| Tai Chi |
1 |
AIS 499 |
English |
If you are interested in using a USAC internship to satisfy an internship requirement within your major, you must meet with your academic advisor to obtain directions/guidance on what departmental requirements you must meet. Your final USAC internship approval and grade relies on approval from your academic department. Without your department’s approval, your internship credit may only satisfy elective requirements.
Note: Course approvals are accurate at time of publication and subject to change.
Please contact the Office of Study Abroad Programs to verify course availability.
Updated as of: April 28, 2025
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