How much is the tuition of Hebei Foreign Studies University?

The undergraduate tuition fees of Hebei Foreign Studies University are as follows:

Arts and sciences major: 6000 yuan/year.

Foreign language major: 7,000 yuan/year.

Art major: 7000 yuan/year.

Physical education major: 9000 yuan/year.

Part-time major: 5500 yuan/academic year.

It should be noted that the above tuition standards are for reference only, and the actual tuition standards may be adjusted according to school policies and actual conditions. At the same time, students need to pay other fees before entering school, such as textbook fees, accommodation fees, insurance fees, etc. If you need more detailed information, please contact the Admissions Office of Hebei Foreign Studies University directly.

By the end of 2065438+June 2008, the school had hired 1300 "expert" professionals from all walks of life as professional course instructors.

There are 103 foreign experts from 30 countries, covering English, Japanese, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Portuguese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Mongolian, Hausa, Persian, Swahili, Hindi, Indonesian, Polish and Swedish.

Introduction of Hebei Foreign Studies University:

Hebei Foreign Studies University, located in Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei Province, is the only privately-run undergraduate foreign studies university in Hebei Province.

Its predecessor was Shijiazhuang Vocational College of Foreign Language Translation, which was founded in 1998. In 20 12, it was upgraded to an undergraduate college and renamed Hebei Foreign Studies University.

As of June 20 18, there are 20 secondary colleges in our school, with the second largest number of undergraduate languages and the first largest number of professional languages in China. Among them, the languages of Central and Eastern Europe have covered all the official languages of 16 countries in Central and Eastern Europe, making it the most comprehensive foreign language university in Central and Eastern Europe. Full-time students1more than 7000 people.

By the end of 20 13, there were 46 student associations in the college, involving learning, scientific and technological innovation, literature and art, sports, photography and video recording, and oral societies in various languages. Each secondary college also has its own club. (The above data comes from the university network)