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Introduction of chinese

analyse this · 2007-06-20 15:14:33

Just wondering whether anyone has heard anything about Trinity intoducing chinese as a modern language? This is particularly in relation to the business+language degree or the law+language degree.

20-06-2007 3:14pm

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Just wondering whether anyone has heard anything about Trinity intoducing chinese as a modern language? This is particularly in relation to the business+language degree or the law+language degree.

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#2 20-06-2007 10:13pm

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Well we used to have it (Chinese and business) but closed the course, and I think the last intake of students finished last year. Something to do with the funding being Taiwanese, one of them told me. I haven't heard of a new version, but hope you're right.

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