Faculties / Kyrgyz-Chinese Faculty
Dean's greeting
Dear students, teachers, partners and guests!
The Kyrgyz-Chinese Faculty is a unique educational environment where the academic and cultural traditions of the two countries are combined. We train specialists who are able to work effectively in the international sphere and strengthen cooperation between Kyrgyzstan and China.
Our mission is to provide quality education, advance science and support the all-round development of students.
Welcome to the community of knowledge, friendship and partnership!
Kyrgyz-Chinese Faculty
Kyrgyz-Chinese Faculty (KKF) was founded in February 2004 (by Order No. 33). The origins of the formation and development of KKF were laid by the famous Sinologist Liu Vladimir Ganovich, a graduate of the Far Eastern State University (now the Far Eastern Federal University) in 1976 with a degree in Chinese language and literature. At the same time, the Chinese language has been taught at BSU since 1991 at the Faculty of Oriental Studies and International Relations.
The Faculty's mission — training highly qualified specialists in the field of Chinese language and culture, meeting the national interests of the country and competitive in the labor market.
The main goal The faculty's mission is to educate young people, using a modern education system, as conscious, self-sufficient and responsible individuals who are in demand on the labor market.
Information for applicants
Playing an important role in strengthening Kyrgyz-Chinese cooperation in the field of higher education, the faculty is actively developing in response to the growing needs of the time. The rapid strengthening of bilateral relations and the high demand for specialists with knowledge of the Chinese language have determined the main direction of training - the formation of highly qualified personnel capable of confidently acting in the international environment, conducting a dialogue of cultures and working professionally in various fields.
The successful work of the faculty is facilitated by the first ones opened at BSU Chinese Language Testing Center (HSK) in Central Asia and the Confucius Institute, where seminars, conferences, and training in Chinese literacy and language are held for anyone, regardless of age.
Student life at KKF is interesting and diverse. Extracurricular activities give everyone the opportunity to show their talents. Students actively participate in conferences, olympiads, competitions, festivals, sports events in intra-university and inter-university formats, demonstrating high erudition, talent and serious sports achievements.
The faculty employs a teaching staff that has undergone advanced training and internships in China, Russia, Great Britain, Switzerland, Turkey, India and Kazakhstan.
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