(subordinate disciplines), 18 master programs, 95 master programs (subordinate disciplines), 8 professional master categories, and 84 bachelor programs. Faculties and schools Faculty of Journalism and Communication Television School School of Journalism Institute of Communication Studies Faculty of Art School of Theater, Film and Television School of Animation and Digital Arts School of Music and Recording Arts Institute of Art Faculty of Science and Technology School of Information and Communication Engineering School of Computer and Cyber Sciences School of Data Science and Media Intelligence Faculty of Literature and Social Science School of Government and Public Affairs School of Literature School of International Studies Faculty of Advertising, Economics and Management Advertising Institute School of Economics and Management School of Cultural Industries Management Communication Strategy of China Co-innovation Center New Media Institute Internet Information Research Institute Neuroscience and Intelligent Media Institute Independent Schools and Departments School of Marxism International Communication University of China (ICUC) School of Continuing Education Computer and Network Center Practical and Experimental Teaching Center (CUCTV) Confucius Institutes Communication University of China has co-established three Confucius Institutes for providing Chinese language and cultural education for learners outside of China. Belgrade Confucius Institute (in cooperation with University of Belgrade, Serbia) Groningen Confucius Institute (in cooperation with University of Groningen, Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen, and the Municipality of Groningen.) Confucius Institute at Federal University of Rio Grand Do Sul (in cooperation with the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil) Modern foreign languages teaching Communication University of China is one of the officially-sanctioned important base in China for teaching foreign languages and especially narrowly-used languages. So far, CUC has successively offered 32 Bachelor's programmes in modern foreign languages since its establishment. Some of programmes recruit students irregularly every few years according to admission plans sanctioned by the Ministry of Education. CUC is still the only university in China to offer Bachelor's programmes in Bengali, Tamil, Pashto and Esperanto. English (since 1958), Spanish (since 1959), French, Russian, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (since 1960), Italian (since 1960), Hindi (since 1965), Bengali (since 1964), Nepali (since 1964), Assamese (since 1965), Urdu (since 1962), Tamil (since 1959), Sinhalese (since 1965), Pashto (since 1964), Persian (since 1988), Zulu (since 1965), Swahili (since 1960), Esperanto (since 1959), Turkish (since 1959), Swedish, Hausa (since 1965), Malay, Hebrew, Greek (since 1964), Hungarian, Dutch (since 1965), Laos (since 1965). There is a Center for Portuguese Studies (originally, Centro de