Bachelor in International Studies with Spanish/German/French/Japanese/Chinese
University of Nottingham Ningbo China• Ningbo, ZhejiangAbout Bachelor in International Studies with Spanish/German/French/Japanese/Chinese
Bachelor's in International Studies with Spanish, German, French, Japanese, or Chinese at UNNC is a four-year English-taught University of Nottingham degree in Ningbo. Students combine international studies with language learning within Nottingham's global teaching framework.
Key Highlights
Degree Type
Bachelor
Duration
4 years
Language
English
Tuition Fee
$16,366/year
Field
International Relations
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6 programsProgram Information
Degree Type
Bachelor
Duration
4 years
Language
English
Tuition Fee
$16,366/year
Application Fee
$31
Indicative — confirmed before payment
Start Date
Sep 1, 2027
Application Deadline
Jun 30, 2027
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