The Confucius Institute of the University of Granada (ICUGR) is a non-profit educational organisation that was set up in 1987 in collaboration with Peking University and the Confucius Institute Headquarters (also known as Hanban).

The goal of the Institute is to promote the study of Chinese language and culture, support Chinese teaching internationally, and facilitate cultural exchanges.

In order to achieve this objective the Institute offers Chinese language classes at various levels, trains teachers, offers HSK examinations (official Chinese language exams), organises conferences on current affairs in China, runs a Chinese Film festival, and holds seminars and workshops on Chinese culture, history, literature and thought.

The Confucius Institute offers standard, conversation, and intensive language courses, as well as courses for children and teenagers — all of which are taught by experienced native teachers who employ innovative educational materials. These courses are open to both members of the university community and the public.

The Institute works closely with other national and international Confucius Institutes, as well as the prestigious Asian Studies Standing Seminar at the UGR.

The Confucius Institute offers standard, conversation, intensive, writing, and business Chinese courses, as well as courses for children and teenagers, taught by experienced native teachers who employ innovative educational materials. These courses are open to everyone, not just University community members.

The Confucius Institute acts as an information point to inform interested candidates about the main funding opportunities available in Spain to undertake language, cultural and postgraduate courses in China. The ICUGR is an official centre authorized to process all Confucius Institute grant applications.

Grants & Funding to Study in China