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The International Master of Business Administration (IMBA) is a two-year English-taught programme designed for careers in global management. It combines research-informed teaching with Renmin University’s international partnerships to develop cross-border leadership capabilities.

The Master's in Accounting is an English-taught three-year programme based in Beijing that strengthens expertise in financial reporting, analysis, and accounting research. Its setting within a technology-oriented university supports careers in professional accounting, industry, or further academic work.
This English-taught Master's in Business Administration at Beijing University of Chemical Technology in Beijing runs for three years. The curriculum covers essential managerial skills and a thorough understanding of global business practices in an increasingly competitive environment.
The master's in Business Administration at Peking University (Beijing) is English-taught and spans two years. Exploring key areas such as finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship, while benefiting from a curriculum that emphasizes real-world applications and collaborative projects.
Master's in Chinese Economy is a 2-year English-taught master's pathway at Renmin University of China in Beijing. Renmin University of China is a research-oriented comprehensive university with a concentration on humanities and social sciences. It is directly under the Chinese Ministry of Education and is jointly financed and supported by the Chinese Ministry of Education and the Beijing Municipal government.
The Master in Chinese Economy is a two-year, English-taught master's programme offered by Renmin University of China in Beijing. Renmin University of China is a research-oriented comprehensive university specialising in humanities and social sciences, directly administered by the Chinese Ministry of Education and co-funded by the ministry and the Beijing Municipal Government.







