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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.
The Bachelor's in English at Southwest University is a four-year English-taught undergraduate degree for international students. Students deepen English language and related academic skills on SWU’s Chongqing campus. The programme runs in English across the standard four-year bachelor’s length.
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 Language and Applied Linguistics at UNNC is among the first UK English language degrees offered in China. The four-year English-taught programme develops advanced oral and written English with Western linguistic theory and applied analysis for academic and professional international settings.
This four-year English-taught bachelor's at HKMU explores language dynamics, cultural contexts, and communication strategy together. Coursework and practical tasks develop critical and analytical skills for education, media, and international relations. Language study and cultural exploration are treated as one integrated pathway.
Bachelor's in English Language and Literature at UNNC is a four-year English-taught degree modelled on Nottingham's long-established English programme. Early years align with English Language and Applied Linguistics, then emphasize literature in English and related cultural patterns alongside advanced communicational and critical skills.

The English-taught BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature Studies at BNBU builds a strong English foundation with optional concentrations in Professional Communication, Literary Studies, or related specialisms. The degree prepares graduates for internationally oriented careers that demand intercultural fluency. Language, literature, and professional communication skills are developed together.
This four-year English-taught bachelor's at HKMU deepens understanding of language, linguistics, and communication. Students analyse language and literature while sharpening critical and creative skills for education, translation, publishing, and related work. Professional recognition and industry links support graduate mobility in a global job market.
HKMU's English-taught double degree in English Language Teaching and English Language Studies spans four years. Students study language acquisition, teaching methods, and linguistic analysis while gaining practical teaching experience. Community engagement sits alongside academic work for careers in education and language-related fields.
The Bachelor's in English Studies at CUHK-Shenzhen uses an interdisciplinary “English + X” model taught in English. Students combine language and communication skills with specialist areas such as international corporate communications, legal communication, and language technology. The aim is to develop language professionals with global awareness for careers or further study across related fields.

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.






