Academic Faculty and Department
Faculties and departments of the university include the following:
- Cisco School of Informatics
- College of Continuing Education and Open College
- Department of Chinese for International Students (International Center)
- Department of Physical Education
- Faculty of Asian Languages and Cultures
- Faculty of Chinese Language and Culture
- Faculty of English Language and Culture
- Faculty of European Languages and Cultures
- International College (Center for Languages Training)
- MBA Education Center
- MTI Education Center
- MIB Education Center
- Training Center of International Service Outsourcing
- School of Art
- School of English and Education
- School of English for International Business
- School of Finance and Economics
- School of International Trade and Economics
- School of Journalism and Communication
- School of Interpreting and Translation Studies
- School of Legal Studies
- School of Management
- School of Marxism
- School of Politics and Public Administration
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