Programs

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.

NUIST's Bachelor's in Financial Engineering combines finance, mathematics, and computer science. Coursework typically includes quantitative methods, financial modelling, and risk management for analytically oriented finance roles.

The Bachelor's in Financial Engineering at NBU develops financial literacy, statistical applications, and computing skills for software and finance-related work. The degree is a four-year English-taught undergraduate pathway.

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

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

Shanghai Ocean University’s Bachelor's in Information Management and Information Systems is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students. It combines information systems study with the setting of a Shanghai university focused on marine and related sciences. Teaching is delivered in English over four years.

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

Yangzhou University offers a four-year English-taught Bachelor's in International Business. The programme develops cross-border business knowledge at a key provincial comprehensive university in Yangzhou.

The Bachelor's in International Business at Beijing Foreign Studies University is a four-year English-taught degree. It develops cross-border business knowledge within BFSU's internationally oriented campus environment. Career preparation includes internship and advising support connected to global companies.

UIBE's Bachelor's in International Business is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme at a Beijing university specialising in economics and management. Students develop international business capability within UIBE's International Undergraduate pathway.

The Bachelor's in International Business and Trade at NUAA prepares students for cross-border commerce careers while studying at a leading aerospace university. Business and trade training sits alongside NUAA's engineering-focused campus culture.

Sichuan University's Bachelor's in International Business Management is a four-year programme for global business careers. Students study international trade, marketing strategy, and cross-cultural management.

WHUT's Bachelor's in International Economics & Trade is a four-year English-taught programme in economic theory, trade practice, and foreign trade policy. It prepares students for professional roles in international trade and economics.

At East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai, this English-taught Joint Multi-Degree (JMD) bachelor's pathway awards an ECUST degree plus a partner-university bachelor's within about four years, with an optional master's abroad. Students pursue International Economics and Trade through ECUST's English-taught JMD framework

The Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade at Beihang University develops management, advanced mathematics, and programming skills alongside Chinese cultural and economic context. The four-year degree prepares graduates for global trade and related roles.

South China University of Technology’s Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students in Guangzhou. Trade and economics study takes place at a Project 211/985 engineering-strong university

China Pharmaceutical University offers a four-year English-taught Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade for international students. Alongside CPU’s pharmacy strengths in Nanjing, this pathway develops trade and economics competence in an English-medium undergraduate setting. It is aimed at students seeking a business-facing bachelor’s at a specialised health-sciences university.

Sichuan Agricultural University’s Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students. Trade and economics study is offered at an agriculture-strong comprehensive university based in Ya’an. Teaching is delivered in English across four years.

The Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade at UIBE centres on international economics practice. Core study commonly includes accounting, intermediate economics, statistics, international economics, econometrics, trade practice, international finance, and international transportation and logistics.

Chang'an University offers a four-year English-taught Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade. Coursework covers global economic systems, trade policy, and international business practice.

OUC’s Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade is a four-year English-medium undergraduate programme for international students in Qingdao. Students explore trade and economics at a nationally prioritised comprehensive university. Instruction is delivered in English over the full bachelor’s length.

Northwest University’s Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students in Xi’an. Trade and economics study is delivered at a historic comprehensive university in northwest China. Teaching is in English across four years.

BFSU's Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade develops theoretical and practical understanding of international economics and trade. Students build foundations in economics and management alongside skills in international trade, finance, investment, and management for globally oriented careers.

The Bachelor's in International Economics and Trade at NJUST builds a foundation in global economic principles and trade practices. Topics include trade theory, policy, and economic globalisation.