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At Xiamen University (XMU) in Xiamen, this English-taught master's in International Relations lasts two years. Graduates will be prepared for careers in diplomatic organizations, multinational companies, and research institutes, benefiting from a curriculum that includes courses such as…



Beihang University offers Master's in Law (Space Law and Policy) as an English-taught master's degree based in Beijing. As the university with the most English language programs available to international students in China, BUAA has made significant strides in internationalization since the early 1990s, offering a comprehensive range of subjects across various disciplines. The Master’s in Law (Space Law and Policy) program at BUAA equips students with a deep understanding of the legal and policy frameworks governing outer space activities.
Graduate study in this field is available through Master's in Management of International Affairs, an English-taught master's at Hubei University. With a dedicated faculty of over 1,100 members and an enrollment of 25,000 students, HUBU fosters a rich educational environment supported by global collaborations and partnerships with around 150 institutions worldwide. The Master’s in Management of International Affairs is designed to equip students with essential skills in global management, policy analysis, and international relations.
This PhD examines the historical development of international relations over time. Located at Southwest University in Chongqing, the four-year programme supports original research into diplomatic, political, and transnational historical processes. It prepares students for academic and research-oriented pathways.
This PhD in International Law is a four-year doctoral programme delivered in English at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing. It centres on independent research in international law, supported by the university’s disciplinary strengths in law, economics, and management.













