FCU new Language Division

"Devoted to Language Learning"

Welcome to Feng Chia University!

Who We Are

The Chinese Language Center at Feng Chia University (FCU) offers Mandarin Chinese language instruction in Taichung City, Taiwan.

Why FCU?

FCU offers student centered programs with friendly and family-like atmosphere at the Chinese Language Center. Find out the many reasons to study here at the FCU Chinese Language Center.

Where We Are

Dubbed as the cultural city of Taiwan, Taichung is the third largest city in Taiwan. With a blend of modern development and traditional aspects of Taiwanese lifestyle, Taichung offers a laid-back and friendly atmosphere with benefits and conveniences of city life.

Our Results

We guarantee success to students who are genuine about learning Mandarin. In return, we strive to provide resources and attention to enhance everyone's learning.

It was that personal touch, along with the high quality of the instruction, that allowed my Chinese to develop well beyond what I could've done on my own, and for that I will always be grateful that I had the opportunity to study at Feng Chia.

by Jonathan Siedman– Taipei Economic and Cultural Office New York

Read more about other students' testimonials.


Latest News

2013-04-18 › 2013 International Food Festival

Date : May 3, 2013 (Friday) / Time : 12:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m. / Place : Classrooms on the 4th Floor and Global Focus on the 3rd Floor, 2nd Administration Building * There will be no class on activity day.

2013-02-06 › Open position:part-time teacher 誠徵華語儲備教師

本中心誠徵華語儲備教師,詳細資訊請見: 1.徵才訊息 2.履歷表 3.錄音稿 或請電洽04-2451-7250(分機5873) 劉小姐。

2010-11-19 › 2013 Spring Term begins on March 5th!

All classes will begin on Thursday, March 7th. The course selection period will be from March 7th to 13th.

2010-01-11 › CLC Photo Album

Visit The CLC's Photo Album and join us on Facebook You'll see more pictures of CLC activities.

2009-07-25 › Chinese Writing Practice Online

SC-TOP now offers the free service of “Chinese Writing Practice Online”. Link here