Tuition €3,250 €3250 per academic year, total €6500 for full‑time 2‑year programme Fee description: Tuition fee is converted from official international student tuition standard CNY 25000 per academic year released by Southwestern University of Finance and Economics International Student Admission Office. Standard study cycle is 2 academic years, total tuition reaches €6500. Tuition only covers curriculum teaching activities. It excludes non‑refundable application fee €55, campus accommodation expenses, mandatory international student medical insurance, textbook costs and all individual living expenditures. Mandatory medical insurance is approximately €100 per annum. On‑campus dormitory charges vary according to room types. Holders of Chinese Government Scholarship or university‑level scholarships can enjoy tuition waiver complying with official scholarship provisions. All euro‑denominated figures are converted from RMB official prices, subject to university annual admission policy adjustment and real‑time exchange rate fluctuation.
Country China

About this program

What this degree covers and what you can expect from the university.

 Master of Business Administration (International MBA) is a full‑time English‑taught professional master programme for international students run by School of Business Administration, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics. Rooted in the university’s outstanding discipline strength in finance and business administration, this programme focuses on international business operation, corporate management, financial decision‑making, marketing management and cross‑border enterprise governance. The teaching system integrates theoretical course learning, enterprise case analysis, business seminar activities, enterprise field investigation and postgraduate dissertation research. Every international student is allocated a professional supervisor to provide full‑cycle academic guidance covering course selection, case study, project research and thesis writing. Students are required to complete all compulsory and elective course credits, participate in business practice activities, finish independent original master dissertation and pass thesis defence to obtain the official professional master degree issued by Southwestern University of Finance and Economics. The maximum permitted study period is 4 years upon formal extension approval. Graduates are competent for enterprise management, international business operation, market analysis and financial management positions in multinational corporations, financial institutions, import‑export trading enterprises and related industrial organisations. Qualified overseas applicants are allowed to apply for Chinese Government Scholarship and university‑administered international student scholarships for financial support.

Program overview

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Program length

2 Years Full‑time | 4 Semesters

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Qualification level

Master

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Country

China

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Language requirement

English

This program is taught in English. You may still need to submit an English proficiency test depending on your nationality and previous education.

Eligibility & requirements

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Entrance / admission test

Not required

No separate entrance test is listed for this program. The university may still review your academic profile and documents.

Admission intakes & deadlines

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September2026

Classes start September

Opening soon

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About the university

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Top‑ranked university for finance, economics and business studies in western China, open for international applicants.