Established in 1992, the Faculty of Foreign Languages is a core training unit with more than 30 years of experience.
Established in 1992, the Faculty of Foreign Languages is a core training unit with more than 30 years of experience. The Faculty offers in-depth programmes in English Language and Chinese Language. With an educational philosophy that emphasises practical application, the Faculty tightly links its academic foundation with business practice. We are committed to producing high-quality human resources who are proficient in foreign languages and skilled in specialised fields such as teaching, translation and interpreting, commerce, healthcare and services. Graduates are guaranteed through three core-competency pillars: Fluent in Languages – Proficient in Technology – Strong in Expertise, ready to adapt flexibly to every shift in the labour market.
2 full-time undergraduate programs of the Faculty.
Careers our graduates can pursue across many sectors of the labour market.
Teaching English and Chinese at educational institutions from preschool to high school and at language centres; working as academic advisors, study-abroad consultants or academic-affairs managers.
Sales, procurement, customer care and marketing staff.
Translation and interpreting; communications staff at domestic and foreign enterprises and organisations.
Administrative specialists, secretaries, logistics and supply-chain staff, warehouse management, event organising, restaurants and hotels, and tourism.
Elderly-care specialists, nursing assistants, medical secretaries, and customer care at hospitals and medical facilities.
Working in positions that require two foreign languages (English combined with Chinese/French/Japanese/Korean/Russian) according to business needs.
Experienced full-time lecturers leading each department.
Alumni who stepped confidently into their careers from the HUFLIT campus.
“Confident working in an international environment from my very first day at work.”
“I landed a job in my field even before graduating.”
“HUFLIT shaped my proactive thinking and adaptability.”
