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This English-taught bachelor's at HKU focuses on ecology and biodiversity while building quantitative and logical reasoning. Students may choose among science majors and participate in the Young Scientist Scheme for research experience. Pathways include conservation, environmental management, and sustainability.
The Bachelor's in Economics at Huaqiao University is a four-year English-medium undergraduate programme for international students. Students study core economic theory and applications at HQU, a public comprehensive university linked to overseas Chinese education. The English pathway runs over four years with a listed start of 1 September 2027.
NYU Shanghai's Bachelor's in Economics builds analytical and quantitative skill through microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, with options such as development and behavioural economics. Small classes and close faculty contact support applied understanding of economic frameworks. Graduates pursue business, law, research, and related paths.
The Bachelor's in Economics at CUHK-Shenzhen is taught in English and develops quantitative and analytical skills for economic analysis. Students progress from foundational to advanced microeconomics and macroeconomics, with courses that may include machine learning and big data methods. Guided research and thesis work sit alongside a blend of Chinese and Western teaching approaches, supporting paths in economic research and social development.
SWUFE's Economics bachelor's degree is offered via the EMIIT English-taught undergraduate pathway created by RIEM in 2009. Admission is selective—about 150 Chinese freshmen from nearly 1,000 applicants join roughly 40 international classmates each year. The curriculum prioritises rigorous mathematics and data analytics so students can move between economic theory and applied analysis.
The Bachelor's in Economics at UIBE follows a structured English-taught core of about 33 compulsory credits. Typical courses include accounting, intermediate and advanced micro- and macroeconomics, statistical methods, money and banking, econometrics, and history of economic thought.
HKUST's English-taught Bachelor's in Economics and Finance builds economic theory alongside financial practice for banking, investment, and consulting careers. Analytical training is paired with internships and projects that connect classroom work to industry. Students benefit from HKUST's research and business ecosystem in Hong Kong.
Bachelor's in Electrical and Computer Engineering at CUHK-Shenzhen is taught in English and centres on electronic information and computer engineering. Students work with modern electronic technology, information transmission, and prototype development, with exposure to industry and entrepreneurship. Graduates move into technology, finance, government, or graduate study.
Bachelor's in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at UNNC is a four-year English-taught programme preparing graduates for energy, electronics, IT, automation, communications, and microelectronics industries. Project work and practical labs run through all years, with broader study early on and specialization later, including a final-year individual project.
The four-year English-taught BEng Electrical Engineering at XJTLU covers generation (including renewables), transmission, distribution, electromechanical devices, protection, and management, plus the electronic and algorithmic knowledge used in modern electrical systems from small devices to large power networks.
The Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is a four-year English-taught degree covering circuit design, electronics, and power systems. Theory is paired with laboratory work, projects, and industry collaboration. Graduates are prepared for engineering and technology roles that address both local and global challenges.
Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering (ZJU–UIUC Dual Degree) is an English-taught dual-degree programme with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Curriculum spans electrical engineering foundations and applications such as circuit design, renewable energy systems, and communications technologies.
