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Qiannan Normal University for Nationalities (黔南民族师范学院): Programs and Teaching Language for International Students

Qiannan Normal University for Nationalities(黔南民族师范学院)offers undergraduate and master's study to international students. The Guizhou province international student brochure, produced in April 2026, lists three undergraduate programs in its admissions table and three master's degree programs at the graduate level. The brochure does not state the teaching language for these programs, so you should confirm it with the university before you apply.

Levels and programs

The university is in Duyun City, Guizhou Province. It was founded in 1952. The brochure describes it as a provincial-level university that gained authority to confer master's degrees in 2024.

The admissions table in the brochure lists the following undergraduate programs for international students:

Level College Program Intake
Undergraduate 文学与传媒学院 (School of Literature and Media) 汉语言文学 (Chinese Language and Literature) 20
Undergraduate 计算机与信息学院 (School of Computer and Information) 计算机科学与技术 (Computer Science and Technology) 20
Undergraduate 经济与管理学院 (School of Economics and Management) 经济学 (Economics) 20

The brochure gives the intake as "20人" for each program. The table does not show study length or application requirements in the version available to this article, so check those details on the official site.

For graduate study, the brochure says the university offers three master's degree programs. It also says the Education program has 15 specialization directions across ten major academic categories. The brochure does not list those directions one by one, so the full list needs to come from the university.

The brochure also describes the university as having 50 bachelor's programs in total. That number covers the whole university, not only the programs open to international students in the admissions table.

Teaching language

The brochure's admissions table has no column for teaching language. The brochure does not say whether these programs are taught in Chinese, English, or a mix. Do not assume English-taught courses. Ask the International Education College or the International Exchange Office directly, and ask for the language of instruction for each program you consider.

Who this university may suit

The brochure points to a few features that may matter to certain applicants:

Applicants who plan to study one of these three subjects, or who want to study education at master's level, should compare the program details with their own plans. Applicants who need English-taught courses should not rely on this brochure alone.

What to confirm with the university

The brochure does not give tuition, scholarship amounts, or application deadlines. It refers readers to the latest notices from each university's International Education College or International Exchange Office. Before you apply, check these points on the official website:

Official notices change, so treat the latest notice on the university website as the source for these details.

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