Subject nature:

International business is an interdisciplinary subject that integrates economics, management, law, sociology and language and culture. It focuses on the laws of cross-border business activities and studies how to optimize resource allocation, manage cross-border businesses and respond to international market challenges on a global scale.

Core objective:

Cultivate compound talents with a global perspective, cross-cultural communication skills and international business operation skills, enabling them to handle practical work such as international trade, investment, marketing and supply chain management in scenarios like multinational enterprises, foreign trade institutions and government departments. 

1. Not holding Chinese nationality, holding a foreign passport and meeting the relevant requirements of the "Jiao Wai Han [2020] No. 12".

2. Good physical and mental health, meeting the physical examination standards for applying for a study visa or residence permit to China as stipulated by the Chinese government.

3. Be friendly to China, abide by Chinese laws, regulations and school rules and regulations, be diligent and eager to learn, have excellent academic performance and good conduct; There is no record of violating school regulations and discipline, no public security penalties, and no criminal record.

4. The educational qualifications and language proficiency meet the requirements of the applied major.

Applicants for a bachelor's degree should generally be no older than 30 years old. Applicants for a master's degree should generally be no older than 35 years old. Applicants for a doctoral degree are generally no older than 40 years old.

6. Comply with other relevant laws and regulations. 

Secondary high schoolcertificate; TOEFL 70 / IELTS 5.5 above for students from non-English-speaking countries (or pass the English language test organized by the Institute.).

1. Scanned copies of the high school graduation certificate and transcript (if not in Chinese or English, a notarized Chinese or English text must be provided). 

2. For programs taught in Chinese, a scanned copy of the new HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test) Level 5 certificate with a score of 180 or above must be provided, as well as:

(1) Take the necessary entrance examination. The main forms of the entrance examination are: written test + interview, or interview.

(2) Applicants for the first year of the undergraduate program in Chinese Language do not need to provide an HSK certificate. However, those applying for the second year of the undergraduate program in Chinese Language must provide an HSK Level 4 certificate with a score of 180 or above.

(3) Applicants for all-English teaching programs do not need to provide an HSK certificate, but they must have a TOEFL score of 70 or an IELTS score of 5.5 or above, or pass the entrance examination and interview organized by the International Students' College.

3. Scanned copies of the first page of the passport and the visa page for China (if any), and a one-inch color photo without a cap.

4. A physical examination report with a validity period of less than six months.

5. The university will notify that additional materials need to be supplemented.