Courses in China

This professional‑oriented international business master program targets cultivating high‑level interdisciplinary talents who understand cross‑border business environment and multicultural backgrounds. Major course modules cover international trade, cross‑border investment, multicultural business management, regional economic cooperation, global market analysis and cross‑cultural business negotiation. The program adopts the credit system, integrating classroom teaching, case study, business simulation and academic exchange activities. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passport, hold recognized bachelor degree and age below 35. Students must complete all required credits and pass thesis or practical achievement defense for degree conferral. Graduates are well‑qualified for jobs in multinational enterprises, international trade organizations, cross‑border investment institutions and economic research agencies worldwide. 

Master Business & Management

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

China

Master of International Business (MIB, English‑taught)

Tuition €6,500 EUR 6500 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 50000 per academic year) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program per academic year; 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

View course details → Updated August 28, 2026

 This full‑time English‑taught Master of International Business program is hosted by Antai College of Economics and Management, one of China’s top‑ranked business schools with triple international accreditation. The program is specially designed for international students who aim to develop comprehensive professional capabilities for cross‑border business activities in the context of global economic integration and China’s opening‑up progress. Core curriculum covers international trade, cross‑border investment, global supply‑chain management, Chinese enterprise internationalization, international marketing, cross‑cultural management, corporate finance and China‑related economic practices. Teaching combines theoretical lectures, real‑case seminars, enterprise field visits and guest speeches delivered by senior corporate executives and well‑known economists. Students are encouraged to take part in academic forums, business simulation competitions and internship opportunities in multinational enterprises located in Shanghai. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree. Business‑related academic background is preferred but not compulsory. Two academic recommendation letters, curriculum vitae and English‑written study plan are required for application. Admitted students must complete required course credits, finish research assignments and submit a qualified English master thesis for defense to obtain the master degree. Graduates are well‑prepared for career positions in multinational corporations, international trade institutions, investment agencies, cross‑border consulting firms and overseas branches of Chinese enterprises around the world. 

University of International Business and Economics

China

Master of International Law (English‑taught)

Master Law

Tuition €7,993 EUR 7993 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 123280 for 2 academic years) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program for two academic years; non‑refundable application fee RMB 660; mandatory medical insurance fee extra; accommodation cost is not included in tuition fee; fees subject to annual university revision

 This English‑medium Master of International Law program is delivered by the School of Law at UIBE, which enjoys high reputation in international economic law and international trade law research. The program commits itself to cultivating international legal talents familiar with international economic rules, WTO legal framework, cross‑border investment law and Chinese‑related legal practice. Core courses include WTO law, international investment law, international commercial arbitration, cross‑border trade law, comparative commercial law and China’s foreign‑related legal practice. Students will receive systematic professional legal training, take part in simulated international arbitration and legal case seminars. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree; applicants with law‑related academic background are preferred. Two academic recommendation letters, CV and English study plan are required for application. Admitted students must complete required course credits and pass master thesis defense to obtain the master degree. Graduates can work for international judicial organizations, cross‑border law firms, multinational enterprise legal departments and international economic‑cooperation institutions. 

Shanghai International Studies University

China

Master of International Relations

Tuition €3,380 EUR 3380 per academic year • Fee description: Tuition fee for master programme; Application fee RMB 800 (≈ EUR 104), non‑refundable; Medical insurance fee and accommodation fee are extra expenses not included within tuition; tuition standards are subject to annual revision by university administration authority. Total tuition for 2‑year full‑time study: EUR 6760

View course details → Updated August 31, 2026

This full‑time English‑taught academic Master of International Relations programme is operated by the School of International Relations and Public Affairs at Shanghai International Studies University, a prestigious institution well‑known for foreign language and international studies research in China. The programme is designed to equip international postgraduate students with comprehensive theoretical frameworks and practical analytical capabilities for global political affairs. The curriculum covers core subjects including international political theory, global governance, China’s foreign policy, regional comparative politics, international security studies, cross‑national diplomacy and global economic‑political interaction. Multiple teaching approaches are adopted, such as academic lectures, thematic seminar discussions, case analysis of global diplomatic events, guest speeches delivered by diplomatic practitioners and policy‑oriented research workshops. Students are obligated to complete required course credits, participate in academic seminars, finish independent research work and submit a master thesis which needs to pass formal defence for graduation. Upon completion of studies, graduates obtain academic master degree qualification, and are competent for professional positions in international organisations, foreign‑related government agencies, non‑profit institutions, international think‑tanks, cross‑border media organisations and diplomatic‑related research institutions all over the world. 

Beijing Foreign Studies University

China

Master of International Relations

Tuition €25,600 Tuition for each academic year; application fee RMB600; other personal expenses not covered

Duration Full‑time | 24 Months

View course details → Updated August 24, 2026

This two‑year full‑time English‑taught Master of International Relations program relies on Beijing Foreign Studies University’s unparalleled advantages in language education, international communication, and diplomatic research, forming a distinctive international relations talent training model that integrates language proficiency, diplomatic literacy, and global political research capabilities. The program aims to cultivate high‑level international diplomatic and global governance talents with solid international relations theoretical foundation fluent English application ability, and in‑depth understanding of China’s foreign affairs and global geopolitics. The curriculum includes core modules such as international relations theory, global geopolitics, modern diplomatic history, China’s foreign policy and international strategy, regional country studies, international security governance, and cross‑national diplomatic etiquette and practice. Different from general international relations programs, it highlights the integration of language advantages and diplomatic professional training, focusing on cultivating students’ cross‑cultural diplomatic communication, international public opinion analysis, and multilateral international negotiation capabilities. The program regularly invites senior diplomatic envoys, international relations scholars, and global political analysts to deliver lectures and conduct academic exchanges, and organizes international diplomatic simulation exercises, global hotspot issue seminars, and international relations research practice projects. Students will systematically sort out the evolution logic of modern international relations, master professional analytical frameworks for global political and diplomatic issues, and build a comprehensive cognition of multilateral international cooperation mechanisms. Graduates are suitable for diplomatic work, international organization affairs, global political research, cross‑national media communication, and international cooperative negotiation in foreign diplomatic institutions, international organizations, global think tanks, and international news and communication agencies.

Peking University (PKU)

China

Master of International Relations

Tuition €26,700 Tuition fee for master program; non‑refundable application fee RMB 800; medical insurance is mandatory extra expense; accommodation cost separated; fees subject to annual university revision

Duration Full‑time | 24 Months

View course details → Updated August 24, 2026

This two‑year full‑time English‑taught Master of International Relations program is hosted by Peking University’s School of International Studies, a leading institute for international affairs research in China. The program targets international students who hold bachelor‑level academic backgrounds in political science, international relations, area studies or related social‑science disciplines. Its curriculum includes core modules covering international relations theories, global governance, modern diplomatic history, China’s foreign policy, comparative regional politics, international security and cross‑national hotspot research. The teaching integrates theoretical lectures, policy‑oriented seminars, case‑study workshops and guest lectures delivered by senior diplomats and renowned international‑studies scholars. Students will receive systematic training on social‑science research methods, comparative political analysis and policy document interpretation. Multicultural classroom environment brings together participants from various countries and regions. Graduates can pursue careers in international organizations, diplomatic institutions, global think tanks, cross‑border media agencies and international‑affairs‑related consulting organizations, engaging in policy research, diplomatic practice and global‑affairs analysis. 

Fudan University

China

Master of International Relations and Global Governance

Tuition €4,680 EUR 4680 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 72000 per academic year) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program per academic year; 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

This English‑taught Master of International Relations and Global Governance program belongs to the School of International Relations and Public Affairs of Fudan University, a leading research institute for international studies in China. The program focuses on contemporary global governance issues, international relations theories, major‑power relations, regional cooperation, global public policy and China’s foreign‑policy practice. Core curriculum includes international relations theory, global governance, international political economy, China and world affairs, regional studies, public policy analysis and qualitative & quantitative research methods. Students are encouraged to take part in model‑UN activities, international academic conferences and research assistant projects hosted by faculty research centers. The teaching team consists of scholars who maintain extensive academic cooperation with overseas universities and international organizations. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree in social‑science related disciplines. Two academic recommendation letters, curriculum vitae and English study plan are required for application. Students need to complete credit requirements and submit qualified English thesis for defense to graduate. Graduates can work within international organizations, foreign‑affairs departments, non‑governmental organizations, think tanks and cross‑border public‑policy research institutions worldwide. 

Master Economics & Finance

Anhui University

China

Master of International Trade

Tuition €2,340 2340 EUR per academic year • Fee description: €2340 tuition fee per academic year. Application fee: €52 (one‑time non‑refundable application handling fee). Tuition price applies to 2026 admission cycle and may be revised by the university. Accommodation, medical insurance, textbook fees and other personal spending are excluded from this tuition amount. All fees shall be paid following the payment rules for international students of Anhui University.

Duration Full‑time | 6 Semesters (3 academic years)

View course details → Updated September 2, 2026

This full‑time English‑medium Master of International Trade programme targets international learners who are interested in global economic cooperation, cross‑border trade operation, international market analysis and regional economic research. The teaching content focuses on international trade theory, international finance, customs and cross‑border logistics, China‑global economic relations, regional trade agreements and quantitative economic analysis methods. During the study period, students will attend specialised lectures, case‑sharing workshops about Chinese foreign‑trade enterprises, and finish compulsory course credits. Every student will be assigned a professional supervisor, and is required to complete independent research and write a master thesis related to international economics and trade field before graduation. For admission submission, applicants must provide authenticated bachelor degree certificate and full academic transcript. Non‑native English‑speaking candidates need to submit language proof such as IELTS overall score 6.0 or TOEFL iBT minimum 75. This programme is also one of the available options for China Government Scholarship Silk‑Road project candidates. After passing all courses and thesis defence, students will obtain official master degree certificate from Anhui University, and can pursue career paths in international trading firms, foreign‑investment enterprises, economic research institutes and international‑related public departments

University of International Business and Economics

China

Master of International Trade (English‑taught)

Master Business & Management

Tuition €6,445 EUR 6445 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 99160 for 2 academic years) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program for two academic years; non‑refundable application fee RMB 660; mandatory medical insurance fee extra; accommodation cost is not included in tuition fee; fees subject to annual university revision

This English‑medium Master of International Trade program is built upon UIBE’s top‑ranked discipline of international trade in China. The program aims to cultivate high‑level international interdisciplinary talents who master international trade theories, multilateral trade rules, China’s foreign trade policies and cross‑border economic cooperation capacity. Core teaching modules include international trade theory, WTO rules and global trade governance, global supply‑chain management, cross‑border e‑commerce, international trade law, China’s foreign‑trade practice and regional economic cooperation. Teaching activities integrate theoretical lectures, policy case analysis, trade simulation practice and academic workshops. Students can gain access to abundant academic resources and research platforms related to global trade research. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree. Two academic recommendation letters, curriculum vitae and 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 are competent for positions in international trade organizations, multinational trading corporations, cross‑border e‑commerce enterprises, trade‑related consulting institutions and economic‑research institutes across the world. 

Shanghai University

China

Master of Journalism and Communication

Tuition €4,225 EUR 4225 per academic year • Fee description: Tuition fee for master programme; Application fee RMB 500 (≈ EUR 65), non‑refundable; Medical insurance and accommodation fee are extra; tuition fees are subject to annual revision by the university authority. Total tuition for 2‑year study: EUR 8450

View course details → Updated August 31, 2026

This full‑time English‑taught Master of Journalism and Communication programme is designed to cultivate high‑level international‑oriented professionals for global journalism and communication industries. The programme adopts a dual‑supervisor system consisting of academic supervisor within university and industry mentor from media industry. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge of global journalism studies with practical professional capabilities. Teaching methodologies include case‑based learning, team project work, field investigation, media simulation training and seminar discussion. Students are required to complete sufficient credits including public courses, professional core courses, elective modules and final dissertation. Graduates will obtain systematic training in cross‑cultural communication, global media analysis, news production and media project management, preparing them for career positions in international media organisations, cross‑border communication agencies, multinational corporate public‑relations departments and related research institutions. 

Minzu University of China

China

Master of Journalism and Communication (English‑taught)

Master Hospitality & Tourism

Tuition €3,900 EUR 3900 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 30000 per academic year) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program; non‑refundable application fee RMB 600; medical insurance fee RMB 800 per academic year extra; accommodation cost is not included in tuition fee; fees subject to annual university revision

Duration Full‑time | 24 Months

This English‑medium master program focuses on global communication, cross‑cultural journalism, new‑media research and multicultural media studies. Core courses include intercultural communication, media theory, digital new‑media practice, ethnic media research and global media case analysis. The program combines theoretical lectures, media‑related practical projects and academic seminars. Students will get access to university media laboratories and abundant academic resources. Applicants must be non‑Chinese citizens with valid passport, hold equivalent bachelor degree and age under 35. Two recommendation letters from professors or associate professors are required for application. Students need to finish credit courses and pass thesis defense to graduate. Graduates are competent for positions in global media agencies, cross‑cultural communication institutions, international public relations departments and media research organizations. 

Tuition €4,680 EUR 4680 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 72000 per academic year) • Fee description: Tuition fee for master degree program per academic year; 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

Fudan University

China

Master of Laws in Chinese Law

Master Law

This English‑taught LL.M program in Chinese Law is operated by Fudan University School of Law. The program aims to equip international students with systematic understanding of Chinese legal framework, legislative background and judicial practice. Core courses cover Chinese civil law, commercial law, constitutional and administrative law, criminal law, foreign‑related economic law, Chinese dispute resolution mechanism and comparative law. Students will join case seminars, court observation activities and legal research workshops. Faculty members include experienced law professors and practicing legal experts. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree; law‑related academic background is preferred. Two academic recommendation letters, curriculum vitae and English‑written study plan are required for application. Students must complete course credits and pass thesis defense to obtain LL.M degree. Graduates can engage in cross‑border legal practice, legal consulting and legal research work in international law firms, multinational enterprise legal departments and legal research institutions.