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The Accounting bachelor's pathway at SWUFE is delivered through the selective EMIIT English-medium programme established by RIEM in 2009. Courses follow international teaching standards with professors who earned doctorates abroad, in a cohort of about 150 Chinese and around 40 international students. Students build accounting and management capability with strong quantitative and data-analysis training that links theory to practice.
The Bachelor's in Business Administration at Ocean University of China is a four-year English-taught undergraduate degree for international students. Based in Qingdao, it combines business administration study with the environment of a comprehensive university strong in ocean-related disciplines. Teaching is in English across four years.
The Business Administration major in UIBE's International Undergraduate Program awards a bachelor's degree and develops broad managerial skills, professional judgement, and leadership aspirations. Teaching draws on faculty with current business knowledge inside a curriculum designed for the global economy.
BFSU's four-year Bachelor's in Business Administration (International Marketing) is taught in English and builds marketing capability in a global business context. Students study at a university with deep strengths in languages and international affairs, with internship pathways linked to major firms. The programme suits applicants aiming for international marketing and related business roles.
The Bachelor's in E-Commerce at BFSU surveys digital commerce across e-tailing, advertising, social media, e-payment, and mobile commerce. Students examine how information technologies reshape value chains and competition, and how new business models disrupt traditional industries.
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.
SWUFE's English-taught Finance bachelor's pathway runs through the EMIIT (Economics and Management International Immersion Talent) programme launched by RIEM in 2009. Faculty hold doctorates from leading foreign universities, and the cohort mixes about 150 Chinese freshmen selected from nearly 1,000 SWUFE applicants with roughly 40 international degree students. Teaching emphasises mathematical foundations and data analytics, combining theory with applied finance and management study.
UIBE's Bachelor's in Finance (School of International Trade and Economics) is an English-taught undergraduate programme with a structured economics and finance core. Compulsory study typically includes accounting, intermediate micro- and macroeconomics, statistics, money and banking, econometrics, international finance, corporate finance, investment analysis, and financial markets.
The Bachelor's in International Business at Beijing Foreign Studies University is a four-year English-taught degree. It develops cross-border business knowledge within BFSU's internationally oriented campus environment. Career preparation includes internship and advising support connected to global companies.
