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Peking University (PKU)

China

Master of Finance

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Tuition €21,300 Annual tuition for master program; non‑refundable application fee RMB 800; medical insurance and accommodation expenses charged separately; fees subject to annual adjustment by Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School.

About this program

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This two‑year full‑time English‑taught Master of Finance program is hosted by HSBC Business School at Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School. Geographically located in Shenzhen, China’s key financial‑innovation hub, this program faces international applicants with economics, finance, mathematics or related quantitative‑discipline academic backgrounds. Core courses cover corporate finance, investment theory, financial risk management, asset pricing, Chinese capital‑market research, quantitative finance and cross‑border financial‑market analysis. The program closely connects theoretical knowledge with the practical operation of China’s financial industry and Greater‑Bay‑Area financial‑market development. Teaching activities combine theoretical lectures, financial‑case discussion, quantitative‑model training and industry‑expert workshops. Students master modern financial‑analysis tools and obtain practical cognition of emerging‑market financial operation. Graduates can engage in investment analysis, corporate financing, risk control and cross‑border‑financial‑co‑operation work in global investment banks, securities institutions, multinational‑enterprise finance departments and financial‑research institutes.
 

Program overview

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Program length

Full‑time | 24 Months

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Qualification level

Master

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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

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Admission intakes & deadlines

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September 2026

Classes start September 2026

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About the university

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Peking University, founded in 1898 as the Imperial University of Peking, is the first national comprehensive university in China. Adhering to the academic tradition of "Freedom of Thought, Inclusiveness of All Schools", it covers humanities, science, engi
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Beijing Language and Culture University

China

Master of International Economics and Trade (English‑taught)

Master Economics & Finance
Tuition €5,070 EUR 5070 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 39000 per academic year) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program; non‑refundable application fee RMB 800; mandatory medical insurance fee extra; accommodation cost is not included in tuition fee; fees subject to annual university revision
Duration Full‑time | 24 Months (2 academic years)
Language English

 This English‑medium master program focuses on international economics and cross‑border trade research and practice. Taking advantage of BLCU’s abundant multicultural and regional‑study resources, this program commits itself to cultivating international talents who understand global trade rules, China’s foreign‑trade policies and cross‑cultural communication logic. Core teaching modules cover international trade theory, global supply‑chain research, cross‑border e‑commerce, international trade law, regional economic integration and China‑Belt‑and‑Road trade cooperation. Teaching activities integrate theoretical lectures, policy case analysis, trade‑simulation practice and academic workshops. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree. Two academic recommendation letters and an English study plan are required during application. Students are required to complete all course credits and pass master thesis defense to obtain the master degree. Graduates can work for international trade organizations, multinational trading companies, cross‑border e‑commerce enterprises and economic‑research agencies across the world.

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