Programs

Hangzhou Normal University’s Bachelor's in Economics is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students in Hangzhou. Economics study takes place at a comprehensive university with a strong teacher-education heritage

HKUST's English-taught Bachelor's in Economics builds rigorous economic reasoning for public, private, and research careers. Students learn to analyse markets, policy, and incentives with quantitative tools. The programme supports both professional pathways and further study.

HKUST's English-taught Bachelor's in Economics and Finance builds economic theory alongside financial practice for banking, investment, and consulting careers. Analytical training is paired with internships and projects that connect classroom work to industry. Students benefit from HKUST's research and business ecosystem in Hong Kong.

This four-year English-taught BSc Economics and Finance at XJTLU connects economic and financial theory with how capital markets and economic systems interact. Students build analytical and modelling skills for careers across economics, finance, and related policy analysis.

Economics and Finance at HKU is an English-taught bachelor's covering economic and financial theory with applications relevant to banking, trade, and finance. The curriculum also develops interpersonal skills in multicultural settings for globally minded business leadership.

This English-taught HKU bachelor's in Economics and Finance with an Economics major builds foundations in economic and financial theory and practice for banking, trade, and finance. Interpersonal skills and a global outlook support leadership in multicultural environments.

ZUFE's Bachelor's in Electronic Commerce (Cross-border E-commerce) trains students in digital marketing, international trade, and e-commerce operations. Topics include global supply chains, online consumer behaviour, and data analytics for cross-border digital commerce.

SHMTU's Bachelor's in English (Shipping) combines maritime studies with shipping operations, logistics management, and international trade. Theory and practical training prepare students for shipping companies, ports, and government institutions. English-medium delivery supports an international student cohort in the global maritime sector.

This four-year English-taught interdisciplinary BA at XJTLU combines finance, mathematics, and economics with English pathways in Linguistics, Literature, or Interpreting and Translation for language-aware finance careers.

This four-year English-taught interdisciplinary BA at XJTLU pairs international business with English language study. Students choose one English pathway — Linguistics, Literature, or Interpreting and Translation — alongside business coursework for language-aware professional careers.

Bachelor's in English with International Business at UNNC is a four-year English-taught Major/Minor pathway: 240 credits from the School of English and 120 from Nottingham University Business School. Language study links theory with practical uses of English in entrepreneurship and business contexts.

BNBU's English-taught Entrepreneurship and Innovation bachelor's develops an entrepreneurial mindset—creative, opportunistic, and proactive thinking for uncertain environments. Students learn to navigate complexity and change while building skills to design and pursue new opportunities. The programme aims to prepare graduates to act inventively in careers and ventures.

Bachelor's in Finance at SUSTech is an English-taught undergraduate degree using financial theory, statistical tools, and computing to address issues such as asset pricing and risk management. Graduates prepare for roles such as financial engineering, investment work, and policy advice, or for further study.

Wuhan University offers a four-year English-taught Bachelor's in Finance for international students.

The English-taught Bachelor's in Finance at HKUST develops core financial knowledge for banking, investment, and corporate finance careers. Analytical methods and market understanding are taught with an applied slant. Students learn inside Hong Kong's internationally connected finance environment.

SILC's Bachelor's in Finance (Corporate and Quantitative Finance) covers corporate finance, quantitative analysis, and financial technology. Interdisciplinary study and applied skills support diverse finance careers. Students may pursue a double degree from Shanghai University and the University of Technology Sydney.

UIBE's Bachelor's in Finance (School of International Trade and Economics) is an English-taught undergraduate programme with a structured economics and finance core. Compulsory study typically includes accounting, intermediate micro- and macroeconomics, statistics, money and banking, econometrics, international finance, corporate finance, investment analysis, and financial markets.

The Bachelor's in Finance at Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics builds core financial principles and practice. Coursework typically includes investment analysis, financial markets, and risk management, with an emphasis on critical thinking for finance careers.

Bachelor's in Finance at Jiangsu University is a four-year English-taught degree covering financial principles, investment strategy, and market analysis. Theory is paired with applied learning for careers in finance, banking, and investment management.

Established in 2005 in BNBU's Division of Business and Management, this English-taught Finance bachelor's prepares professionals in financial investment and financial management. The curriculum is evolving with financial technology and related research themes. It remains one of the division's established, high-demand business pathways.

CUHK-Shenzhen's Bachelor's in Finance builds analytical skill and practical experience for banking and finance careers. Students study global economic links and how financial markets and institutions operate, integrating economics and finance in an international frame. As an early mainland programme of its kind, it draws on the Shenzhen–Hong Kong financial setting.

The Bachelor's in Finance at Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT) in Hangzhou is taught in English for international undergraduates. An English-taught undergraduate finance pathway at ZJUT for international students based in Hangzhou

SWUFE's English-taught Finance bachelor's pathway runs through the EMIIT (Economics and Management International Immersion Talent) programme launched by RIEM in 2009. Faculty hold doctorates from leading foreign universities, and the cohort mixes about 150 Chinese freshmen selected from nearly 1,000 SWUFE applicants with roughly 40 international degree students. Teaching emphasises mathematical foundations and data analytics, combining theory with applied finance and management study.

The Bachelor's in Finance at Beijing Foreign Studies University is a four-year English-taught undergraduate degree. Students build foundations for financial analysis and practice while studying at a university known for international engagement and employer-linked internships.