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Jun 07, 2026
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Working Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027
Chengdu, China - Summer 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, Elementary Chinese I, or Chinese Conversation.
- During the summer, students must take one language course or the 1-credit Introduction to Chinese Language.
Summer Session I – Students enroll in 3-6 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Advanced Chinese I |
3 |
CHI 387 |
Chinese |
| Advanced Chinese II |
3 |
CHI 387 |
Chinese |
| Chinese Popular Culturec |
3 |
CHI 287 |
English |
| Elementary Chinese I |
4 |
CHI 187 |
Chinese |
| Food and Culture |
3 |
FAB 333 |
English |
| Government and Politics in China |
3 |
PSC 407Z |
English |
| Intermediate Chinese I |
3 |
CHI 287 |
Chinese |
| Introduction to Chinese Language I |
1 |
CHI 187 |
Chinese & English |
| Religion PHand Philosophy in China |
3 |
PHIL 352 |
English |
| Tibetan Culture and Society |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
| Traditional Chinese Medicine |
3 |
PBH 498 |
English |
Summer Session II – Students enroll in 3-5 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Advanced Chinese I |
3 |
CHI 387 |
Chinese |
| Advanced Chinese II |
3 |
CHI 387 |
Chinese |
| China’s Ethnic Groups: Cultures, Societies, Economies |
3 |
SOC 397 |
English |
| Elementary Chinese II |
4 |
CHI 187 |
Chinese |
| Environmental Sustainability in China |
3 |
GEOG 335 |
English |
| Food and Culture |
3 |
FAB 333 |
English |
| Intermediate Chinese II |
3 |
CHI 287 |
Chinese |
| Introduction to Chinese Language I |
1 |
CHI 187 |
Chinese & English |
| Modern Chinese History |
3 |
HIST 455B |
English |
| Modern Chinese Society |
3 |
CHI 387 |
English |
| Visual Arts of China |
3 |
ART 495 |
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: May 26, 2026
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