What is the best major in liberal arts at Nankai University?

The best liberal arts majors at Nankai University include Chinese language and literature, philosophy, tourism management, Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages, history, law, etc.

1. Chinese language and literature.

The Chinese Language and Literature Major of Nankai University is one of the first batch of “Talent Training and Scientific Research Bases for Basic Liberal Arts Subjects” in the country. And since 2019, this major has been selected into the first batch of "National First-Class Undergraduate Major Construction Sites", "National Basic Subject Top-notch Student Training Plan 2.0 Base", and the Ministry of Education's "Strong Foundation Plan", and can be studied together for bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.

2. Philosophy.

Undergraduate majors are intended to cultivate philosophy professionals with certain Marxist philosophical theoretical literacy and systematic professional basic knowledge, who have the potential to further cultivate philosophy talents, and who can work in state agencies, cultural and educational institutions, press and publishing, enterprises and other departments. Application-oriented and comprehensive senior professionals engaged in practical work.

3. Tourism management.

Undergraduate majors are intended to cultivate senior professionals with professional knowledge in tourism management who can engage in tourism management work in tourism administrative departments, tourism enterprises and institutions at all levels.

4. Chinese international education.

Undergraduate majors are intended to train students with a solid foundation in Chinese, English, and French, good language application abilities, a comprehensive understanding of Chinese literature, Chinese culture, and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, and the ability to communicate at home and abroad Teachers engaged in teaching Chinese as a foreign language; as well as application-oriented senior professionals engaged in cultural exchanges with foreign countries and management of foreign-related enterprises and undertakings.

5. History.

Undergraduate majors are intended to cultivate historical talents with certain basic theoretical literacy of Marxism and systematic professional basic knowledge, who have the potential to further develop, and who can work in state agencies, cultural and educational undertakings, press and publishing, cultural museums and archives and applied and compound senior professionals engaged in practical work in various institutions and institutions.

6. Law.

Undergraduate majors are trained to systematically master legal knowledge, be familiar with our country's laws and the Party's relevant policies, and be able to work in state agencies, enterprises, institutions and social groups, especially in legislative bodies, administrative agencies, and procuratorial organs. , senior professionals engaged in legal work in judicial organs, arbitration institutions and legal service institutions.