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Food and Nutritional Science at HKU is an English-taught bachelor's that pairs quantitative reasoning with nutrition-focused problem solving. Students may select among science majors and engage in research via the Young Scientist Scheme. Graduates move into health, food industries, and nutritional research.

Bachelor's in Food Science and Engineering at ZUST is an English-taught degree building engineering, technology, and design skills for food production, R&D, analysis, and management. Graduates prepare for roles across processing, quality control, inspection and quarantine, sales, and related teaching or research.
Bachelor's in Food Science and Engineering at Jiangsu University is a four-year English-taught interdisciplinary degree spanning food science, pharmacy, and chemistry. Core study includes microbiology and food engineering for careers in processing, safety, and nutrition with an international outlook.
BNBU's English-taught Food Science and Technology bachelor's prepares graduates for food production, marketing and management, and nutritional science roles. Students are trained as food scientists, technologists, and regulatory professionals for government or private food companies operating in China and internationally. The curriculum tracks current scientific, technological, and industrial developments in the food sector.
HKMU's English-taught Bachelor's in Food Testing Science equips students for food safety, quality control, and laboratory testing careers. Study blends scientific coursework with practical analysis of food products against health rules and industry standards. Public-health responsibility is treated as part of professional practice.
BNBU's English-taught Game Design programme trains students for entertainment and related industries spanning game production, animation and cinematics, and applied visualisation fields such as architectural, medical, and automotive media. Study combines technical, scientific, and human-centred perspectives on game technologies and media. Graduates may also continue into research areas such as AI, robotics, or education.

HKUST's English-taught Bachelor's in General Business Management covers management, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Practical experience and critical thinking prepare students for management and consulting pathways. Global business perspectives and technology-aware management practice are emphasised throughout.
SDNU’s Bachelor's in Geographical Science is a four-year, English-medium undergraduate degree for international students. It explores geographic systems, spatial analysis, and related earth-and-environment themes at Shandong Normal University in Jinan. Teaching is in English across the full bachelor’s programme.
The Bachelor's in Geography at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is taught in English. It covers human behaviour and societal dynamics and is aimed at roles in public service, education, and other industries. Students choose a major from five core disciplines and may add a second major from seven further options. Internships and academic exchanges are available.
HKU's English-taught Bachelor's in Geology develops quantitative and logical skills for geological problems. Students can choose among science majors and join the Young Scientist Scheme for early research. The curriculum prepares graduates for geology, environmental science, and related careers.
HKUST's English-taught Bachelor's in Global Business focuses on international markets, cross-border strategy, and the skills needed to operate across regions. Students combine rigorous business foundations with a global outlook. The pathway suits careers in multinational and cross-border enterprise.
The four-year English-taught Bachelor's in Global Business at HKMU develops fluency in international business practice, economics, and strategic management. Real-world application is emphasised, including internship and industry-engagement options. Graduates are prepared for competitive global-business careers.
HKMU's English-taught Bachelor's in Global Business and Marketing is a two-year programme focused on international marketing strategy, consumer behaviour, and digital marketing trends. Students build a working picture of global business dynamics through applied learning and industry contact. The pathway targets marketing and business roles in international settings.
CUHK-Shenzhen's Bachelor's in Global Business Studies offers streams in Global Business Management, Global Supply Chain and Logistics Management, and Global Business and Innovation. International study opportunities and partnerships with leading institutions support practical experience. Graduates develop entrepreneurial and strategic thinking for global markets.

This English-taught interdisciplinary bachelor's at HKUST examines China within a global frame through the humanities and social sciences. Students strengthen critical thinking, communication, and analysis for careers in government, media, education, and related fields. Distinctive elements include a first-year seminar, substantial language training, and global learning options.

Bachelor's in Global Communication and Management (GCM) at Zhejiang University International Business School is a four-year English-taught BA launched for international students from 2020. It combines management, finance, communication, and China studies, building bilingual Chinese–English ability and cross-cultural skills for careers spanning management, business, communications, and marketing. Students study on the Haining International Campus with internship and industry practice opportunities, including partnerships such as a six-month-plus practical training pathway with leading firms.
Global Creative Industries at HKU is an English-taught bachelor's on the links between culture and commerce. Pathways include Film & Media, Gaming & Digital Humanities, Visual Arts, Heritage & Museum Studies, and Music & Performing Arts, with internships and applied experience for creative-sector careers.





