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Ocean University of China’s International Chinese Business Program is a two-semester, English-taught non-degree course in Qingdao. Students study global business practice, cultural understanding, and Chinese language elements for international commerce. The programme sits within a university known for oceanography and fisheries.
SCUT’s one-year International Foundation Program is taught entirely in English and builds academic skills for undergraduate entry. Successful completion guarantees admission to SCUT’s English-taught bachelor programmes, with Chinese-taught options available after meeting language requirements.
Beijing Foreign Studies University’s International Foundation Program is an English-medium bridge for applicants who plan to enter a business degree but need stronger academic preparation first. Students typically study for one semester or one year before degree enrolment; reasonable English proficiency is required for entry.
The International Master of Business Administration is a two-year English-taught programme in Chongqing. It focuses on strategic management, marketing, and finance through case-based learning and applied projects, supporting preparation for leadership roles with an international scope.



Fudan’s International Summer Session is a roughly four-week English programme mixing academic courses—such as development economics, international trade, and Chinese media—with cultural experiences like traditional medicine and Kung Fu. Students study alongside peers from many countries in Shanghai.
The LLM in Chinese Law is a two-year, English-taught master's programme delivered by Renmin University of China in Beijing. The university is a research-oriented comprehensive institution focused on humanities and social sciences, operating under the direct supervision of the Chinese Ministry of Education and jointly supported by that ministry and the Beijing Municipal Government.









