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Shanghai Maritime University's Bachelor's in Business English builds English communication alongside business practice for international workplaces. Cultural understanding and practical training prepare graduates for shipping companies, port enterprises, and government roles. The pathway links language skill with maritime-sector business contexts.
HKMU's English-taught Bachelor's in Business Management is a four-year honours pathway into core business practice. Coursework builds strategic thinking, practical management skills, and leadership habits, with space for internships and industry networking. Graduates leave prepared for roles across a fast-moving global economy, with community engagement woven into the learning experience.
SBC's BA (Hons) Business Management Dual Degrees (4+0) is a specialism-focused, academically challenging pathway studied fully in the Sino-British College framework. Students systematically study management theory and methods with practical training to build leadership and an international outlook for complex business decisions. Career planning and competitiveness in modern management practice are built into the design.
SBC's BA (Hons) Business Management Single Degree (2+2)/(1+2) lets students complete one or two years in Shanghai, then continue at one of nine UK partner universities for a UK bachelor's award. Partners include Bradford, Huddersfield, Leeds, Leeds Beckett, Liverpool John Moores, Manchester Metropolitan, and other listed SBC UK partners. Listed Shanghai tuition does not yet include UK tuition, which varies by university and location.
SBC's BA (Hons) Business Management Single Degree (4+0)/(3+0) begins with an NCUK-accredited International Foundation Year in business, then continues into the single bachelor's pathway at SBC. Completing the foundation gives a grounding in British university education recognised internationally and automatic enrolment into an SBC single bachelor's route. Year two aligns with international/UK degree-year study within the SBC structure.
Bachelor's in Communication (Global Communication and Management) at Zhejiang University is an English-taught undergraduate pathway on global communication strategies and management. Practical and intercultural learning supports careers in international business, media, and public relations.
Bachelor's in Corporate Finance at Jiangsu University (School of Management) is an English-taught honorary undergraduate pathway. It introduces contemporary financial theory and international accounting standards for public companies, multinationals, and capital markets. Graduates prepare for accounting and related management careers with a broader managerial perspective.
This English-taught honours bachelor's at Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU) centres on corporate governance alongside sustainability practice. Over four years, students examine ethical decision-making, corporate social responsibility, and how sustainability strategies fit inside governance frameworks. The degree is aimed at pathways in corporate management, consultancy, and compliance where real-world application matters.
BNBU's English-taught BBA (Hons) in Culture, Creativity and Management prepares students to manage cultural capital in fast-growing creative industries. Study joins business management principles with cultural and creative practice under a liberal-arts philosophy. Graduates are positioned for roles linking artistic production with enterprise and cultural development.
BNBU's English-taught Digital Media Management bachelor's prepares students to lead and operate in digital media organisations. Study sits within BNBU's English-medium creative and management offerings in Zhuhai, with an HKBU bachelor's degree and BNBU graduation certificate on completion. The pathway targets management roles across digital content and media businesses.
BNBU's English-taught e-Business Management and Information Systems (EBIS) programme trains dual-skilled graduates in business management and information technology. Students learn to use IT and business analytics in big-data settings, including data-mining approaches to large information flows. An internationally trained faculty supports the pathway.
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.
Bachelor's in E-Commerce at Jiangsu University (School of Management) is an English-taught undergraduate degree combining management, economics, law, computer science, and electronic commerce. It aims to develop interdisciplinary, innovative graduates with strong professional ethics.
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 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 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.
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.