China
Shandong Normal University (SDNU) is located in Jinan, a vibrant city in the mid-western part of Shandong Province, south of Beijing in northern China. With beautiful natural landscapes and numerous historical and cultural relics, Shangdong has rich tourist resources and is a great place for international students to immerse themselves in Chinese culture.
Program Details
Eligibility
- GPA Requirement: 3.0
- Junior or Senior UGs
- Candidates should be Chinese Majors/Minors or have completed two or more semesters of advanced level Chinese courses
Application Deadlines
Semester 1 (September-January): 1st week of April
Semester 2 (March-July): 1st week of November
Costs and Financial Aid
Students pay Nazareth College tuition and retain their full Nazareth financial aid packages (excluding work study and room grants).
Living Accommodations
Dormitories for international students are in the Foreign Service Centre; dining facilities are in the basement of the Centre. Students do not have meal plans, but they can purchase food at on-campus cafeterias or nearby restaurants. Students are responsible for arranging and paying for room and board charges directly to Shandong Normal University.
Travel Visa and Other Documents
Once you have been accepted to the program, Shandong Normal University will contact you with visa application procedures.
About SDNU
SDNU is a comprehensive university and deeply understands the needs of international students. SDNU is located in the downtown cultural district of Jinan close to a variety of services. The university has two campuses covering an area of around 600 acres. SDNU has the largest library in Shandong Province and is well equipped with modern facilities. The university has many recreational facilities including basketball and tennis courts, swimming pools, and soccer fields. There are a variety of restaurants located near the university.
Area Attractions
- Jinan, the famous birthplace of Chinese civilization
- Mount Taishan
- Temple, mansion, and cemetery of Confucius
- Lingzi, capital of the ancient Qi State
- Mount Laoshan, a sacred land of Taoism
