About Institute of Modern Languages (IML-UQ) - Mandarin
The Institute of Modern Languages (IML-UQ) was set up by the University of Queensland Senate in 1934 to open language learning to the wider community, and now enrols more than 3,000 students annually across over 30 languages, including Chinese (Mandarin), taught by native-speaking tutors with no prior entry requirements to begin. Classes run live via Zoom or on UQ's St Lucia campus, and personalised one-on-one tuition is also available. The institute carries a 4.4-star aggregate rating across 16 public reviews.
