一、学校简介

华中科技大学是教育部直属重点综合性大学，由原华中理工大学、同济医科大学、武汉城市建设学院于2000年5月26日合并成立，是国家“211工程”重点建设和“985工程”建设高校之一，是首批“双一流”建设高校。学校学科齐全、结构合理，拥有哲学、经济学、法学、教育学、文学、理学、工学、医学、管理学、艺术学、交叉学科等11大学科门类, 基本构建起综合性、研究型大学的学科体系。学校坚持开放式办学理念，积极开展全方位、多层次的国际交流与合作，目前已与世界上41个国家和地区的300余所高校和机构开展友好合作。工程科学学院是全国首批四个国际化示范学院之一，中欧清洁与可再生能源学院被列为中欧建交40周年40个典型案例之一。

华中科技大学正以创建中国特色世界一流大学为目标，秉持“明德、厚学、求是、创新”的校训，敢于竞争，善于转化，聚精会神，科学发展，全面提升办学水平，努力为中国式现代化和人类文明进步作出新的更大贡献。

二、人文学院简介

人文学院源于著名语言学家严学宭先生1980年创立的原华中工学院中国语言研究所等学术研究机构，开全国重点理工科大学开办文科之先河。学院现有汉语言文学（古文字学方向）“强基计划”、汉语言文学（国家级一流专业）、汉语国际教育(省级一流专业）三个本科专业（方向）；获批中国语言文学一级学科硕、博学位点和博士后流动站，建设有国际中文教育专业硕、博学位点。学院学术梯队结构合理，现有专任教师34人（不包括在站博士后），其中教授12人，副教授13人，讲师9人，全部拥有名校博士学位。其中，长江学者特聘教授1人，国家万人计划领军人才1人、全国文化名家暨四个一批人才（理论界）1人，国家“有突出贡献中青年专家”1人，全国汉语国际教育硕士专业学位教指委1人。学院目前拥有中国语言研究所、历史研究所、国学研究院、中国当代写作研究中心、人文学院新媒体语言文化传播研究中心、新人文研究中心等学术机构，国家语言文字推广基地（华中科技大学）依托人文学院进行建设。

学院积极提升国际化建设水平，助力实施学校国际化发展战略，通过邀请海内外知名学者来院授课、讲学，举办“华中大语言论坛”国际学术会议、“华中大-新国大学术大讲堂”等高水平的国内外学术交流活动，营造良好的国际学术交流氛围。学院组织学生前往突尼斯、马来西亚、越南等国开展“一带一路”主题社会实践，组织学生赴英国牛津大学、美国加州大学伯克利分校等海外名校交流。学院先后选派优秀教师赴新西兰坎特伯雷大学、巴西米纳斯吉拉斯大学、泰国相关学校的孔子学院开展国际中文教育。学院现有来自俄罗斯、巴西、日本、韩国、越南等10多个国家和地区的40余名国际学生，开设汉语言文学、汉语国际教育、中国文化和历史等方面的必修课和选修课，培养了一大批知华友华的国际学生，国际声誉和影响力日益提升。

三、中国文化夏令营的课程及活动安排

华中科技大学人文学院在前四届成功举办中国文化夏令营的基础上，今年7月将举办第五届中华文化夏令营。通过文化夏令营让世界各国学生了解中国基本情况、领略中华优秀传统文化、观摩创新创业优秀成果，感受五千年华夏文明的熏陶，从博大精深的中华文明中汲取营养，在跨越东西方文化的学习中培养更多的创新能力，看到更自信、更开放、更深度融入全球化的中国。此外，在夏令营期间举办“国际青年学生发展论坛”，让青年了解时代发展，读懂“当代中国”、看清“人类命运共同体”及协同发展理念，并为青年提供建设性、实效性、全面性指导，引领青年担当助力全球发展的时代责任，赋能青年练就助力全球发展的过硬本领，团结青年汇聚助力全球发展的智慧力量。

注：课程内容及时间为参考方案，主办方将根据实际情况略做调整。

四、报名条件

1、在校学习成绩优异，有意愿在华中科技大学人文学院攻读硕（博）士学位的国际学生。

2、具备良好的汉语听说读写能力（达到HSK4级180分，HSKK中级60分以上水平），具备良好的人际沟通能力和团队合作意识。

3、热爱中国文化，有强烈愿望与中国大学生交流。

五、费用

华中科技大学不承担签证手续费、国际往返旅费、保险费、在校住宿费、实地调研费等费用。

六、举办时间及报名事项

本次夏令营将于2025年6月29日～2025年7月12日举办，为期14天。

即日起接受报名，报名截止日期4月20日。申请人请填写附件报名表，以邮件形式发送给主办方。主办方将根据报名者的基本情况确定是否适合参加本次夏令营。如被录取，我们将邮件告知入选者。

七、主办方联系方式

华中科技大学人文学院：+86 027-87542404

联系人：王老师

邮箱：wangyong11@hust.edu.cn

Notification for the 5th Chinese Cultural Summer Camp

1. The Introduction of HUST

Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) is a national key university directly affiliated to the Ministry of Education of China. On May 26, 2000, the former Huazhong Institute of Technology merged with Tongji Medical University (founded in 1907) and Wuhan Urban Construction Institute (founded in 1952), to form the new Huazhong University of Science and Technology as it is known today. HUST is one of the members of Project 985 and Project 211 and among the first batch of national "Double First-Class" universities. HUST offers a comprehensive and well-structured academic system, encompassing 11 major disciplines including philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, natural sciences, engineering, medicine, management, arts and interdisciplinary studies. This framework solidifies its status as a comprehensive, research-oriented institution.

Adhering to an open education philosophy, HUST actively promotes global engagement through multi-level international collaborations. To date, it has established partnerships with over 300 universities and institutions across 41 countries and regions. Notably, the School of Engineering Science is among China’s first four international model schools, while the Sino-European Institute for Clean and Renewable Energy has been recognized as one of the 40 exemplary projects commemorating the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and the EU.

2. The Introduction to the School of Humanities

The School of Humanities traces its origins to the Chinese Language Research Institute and other academic institutions founded in 1980 by the renowned linguist Professor Yan Xuequn at the former Huazhong Institute of Technology. It pioneered the integration of liberal arts into a leading science and engineering university in China.

The school currently offers three undergraduate majors (tracks): Chinese Language and Literature (Paleography Track), Chinese Language and Literature (National First-Class Major), and International Chinese Language Education (Provincial First-Class Major). It has been granted the authority to confer master’s and doctoral degrees in Chinese Language and Literature, as well as a postdoctoral research station. Additionally, it has established master’s and doctoral programs in International Chinese Education.

The school boasts a well-structured academic team, consisting of 34 full-time faculty members (excluding postdoctoral researchers), including 12 professors, 13 associate professors, and 9 lecturers, all holding doctoral degrees from prestigious universities. Among them are 1 Yangtze River Scholar Distinguished Professor, 1 National Leading Talent of the Ten-Thousand Talents Plan, 1 National Cultural Master and Four Batches Talent (Theoretical Field), 1 National Outstanding Young and Middle-Aged Expert, and 1 member of the National Teaching Advisory Committee for Master’s Degrees in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language.

The school is home to several academic institutions, including the Chinese Language Research Institute, History Research Institute, Academy of Chinese Classics, Center for Contemporary Chinese Writing Studies, New Media Language and Culture Communication Research Center, and New Humanities Research Center. It also hosts the National Language Promotion Base (HUST), which is supported by the School of Humanities.

The school actively promotes internationalization, aligning with the university’s global development strategy. It invites renowned scholars from home and abroad to teach and lecture, organizes high-level academic events such as the "HUST Language Forum" and the "HUST-NUS Academic Lecture Series", and fosters a vibrant international academic atmosphere. Students are encouraged to participate in "Belt and Road" themed social practices in countries like Tunisia, Malaysia, and Vietnam, as well as exchange programs at prestigious overseas institutions such as the University of Oxford and the University of California, Berkeley. The school has also sent outstanding faculty members to teach at Confucius Institutes in New Zealand (University of Canterbury), Brazil (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais), and Thailand.

Currently, the school hosts over 40 international students from more than 10 countries and regions, including Russia, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. It offers a range of compulsory and elective courses in Chinese Language and Literature, International Chinese Education, Chinese Culture and History, cultivating a large number of international students who are knowledgeable about and friendly toward China. The school’s international reputation and influence continue to grow.

3. Program Schedule

Building on the success of its previous four editions, the School of Humanities at Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) will host the 5th Chinese Culture Summer Camp this July. The camp aims to provide students from around the world with an opportunity to understand China’s fundamentals, explore its rich traditional culture, and witness outstanding achievements in innovation and entrepreneurship. Participants will immerse themselves in the profound influence of 5,000 years of Chinese civilization, drawing inspiration from its depth and wisdom. Through cross-cultural learning that bridges the East and West, the camp seeks to foster greater innovative capabilities and showcase a more confident, open, and globally integrated China.

In addition, the camp will feature the "International Youth Student Development Forum", designed to help young participants understand contemporary developments, grasp the essence of "Modern China", and comprehend the vision of a "Community with a Shared Future for Mankind" and the principles of collaborative development. The forum will provide constructive, practical, and comprehensive guidance, empowering youth to take on the responsibility of contributing to global development, hone their skills to meet global challenges, and unite their collective wisdom to drive progress for humanity.

Note: The schedule is for reference only and subject to change due to actual circumstances.

4. Eligibility Criteria

1) Open to international students who excel in their studies and are interested in pursuing master’s or doctoral degrees at the School of Humanities, Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST).

2) Applicants must demonstrate solid listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in Chinese (a minimum score of 180 on HSK Level 4 and 60 on HSKK Intermediate). They should also possess good interpersonal communication skills and a strong sense of teamwork.

3) Applicants should have a genuine love for Chinese culture and a strong desire to communicate with Chinese university students.

5. Tuition Fee Note

Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) does not cover the following expenses: visa application fees, international round-trip travel costs, insurance, on-campus accommodation, and field research fees.

6. Application

The summer camp will be held from June 29 to July 12, 2025, spanning 14 days.

Applications are now open, with the deadline set for April 20. Applicants are required to complete the attached application form and submit it via email to the organizing committee. The committee will evaluate applicants based on their profiles to determine their suitability for the program. Successful candidates will be notified via email.

7. Contact Us

Host: School of Humanities, Huazhong University of Science and Technology

TEL: +86 027-87542404

Contact Person: Mr. Wang

Email: wangyong11@hust.edu.cn