Training Objectives
The major of China Minority Language and Literature (Mongolian Language and Literature) adheres to the guidance of Marxism, and trains students to have a firm and correct political direction, a solid professional foundation and strong practical and innovative abilities; Have an international vision and development potential, and systematically master the basic theories and knowledge of China language and literature disciplines and related minority language and literature majors; Have strong literary perception, reading ability of literature classics, aesthetic evaluation ability and proficiency in using national lingua franca and minority languages for written and oral expression. After graduation, students can engage in teaching, scientific research, translation, administration, press and publication in the field of minority languages and literature on the basis of professional knowledge and with modern information technology and foreign language ability as wings.
Cultivating characteristics
The direction of Mongolian language and literature is one of the earliest established majors of its kind in China, occupying a leading position in the fields of Mongolian literature, Mongolian literary theory, Mongolian folk literature, modern Mongolian language and its dialects, medieval Mongolian language and so on, with considerable popularity.
Students in this major are free of tuition fees. Those with excellent grades can enter the "China Minority Language and Literature Professional Base Class" from the second grade and enjoy the "base class" treatment. Among them, the top 45% can be recommended to study for master's degree without examination.
The main required courses are: Modern Chinese, Introduction to Linguistics, Introduction to Literature, Introduction to China Minority Languages, Introduction to China Minority Languages, General Introduction to Minority Languages (Mongolia), History of China Minority Classical Literature (Mongolia), Introduction to Chinese Minority Languages Translation Classics (Mongolia), and Introduction to China Minority Folk Literature (Mongolia).
The main elective courses are: medieval Mongolian, Mongolian literature, Kirill Mongolian, Mongolian dialect, Mongolian writing, brief history of Mongolian, Mongolian writing history, Mongolian calligraphy, introduction to comparative literature, Mongolian folk culture, Mongolian information processing, college English, basic Japanese and so on.
Employment and further study prospects
The talent training in this major adapts to the new situation of international and domestic economic and cultural development, with a wide employment scope and a large room for further study. After four years' study, I can be competent for teaching and scientific research in Mongolian language and literature, and engage in editing, journalists, document files and publicity, secretarial work, translation and management related to this major in party and government organs, cultural news departments, enterprises and institutions. In recent years, the one-time employment rate is above 94%.
In recent years, the main destinations of graduates are: Mongolian language work units in Beijing, such as radio stations, publishing houses, translation centers, People's Daily Online, etc. Continue to pursue postgraduate studies in China; Return to Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu and Northeast China for employment; Sent to foreign countries such as Mongolia, Japan, Hungary, Czech Republic, Germany, the United States and other high-level universities for further study.
The major courses of teaching language are mostly taught in Mongolian, while the basic courses and other general courses are taught in national lingua franca.
application conditions: this major recruits candidates who answer Mongolian in arts and sciences, and their Mongolian scores in the college entrance examination are above good. The academic system lasts for 4 years, and qualified graduates are awarded a bachelor of arts degree.
Tuition: Undergraduate students in this major enjoy the national policy of "tuition-free".