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View course details → Updated September 4, 2026

This full-time English-taught Master of International Business programme is delivered by Economics and Management School at Wuhan University, a top-tier comprehensive university in China with outstanding business discipline strength. The programme focuses on global business operation, cross-border management, international trade and digital business development, combining theoretical teaching, enterprise practice and academic research. Major research directions include international trade and cross-border e-commerce, global business strategy, international financial management, and cross-cultural business communication. The programme aims to cultivate high-level international business talents who master systematic business management theories, possess global business vision, cross-cultural communication skills and practical enterprise operation capabilities. The curriculum includes advanced postgraduate core business courses, global business elective modules, industry frontier seminars, enterprise field investigation, supervisor-led research project participation and master thesis research work. Representative core courses include International Business Management, Cross-border E-commerce Operation, Global Marketing Strategy, International Financial Management, Business Research Methodology and Academic Thesis Writing. During the 2-year full-time study, students need to complete all compulsory and elective credit requirements, participate in business academic conferences and enterprise practical training, complete field investigation in international enterprises, take part in faculty-managed business research projects and accumulate practical experience. Every admitted student receives one-on-one academic supervision from faculty supervisors. Under supervisor guidance, students complete literature review, research scheme design, enterprise survey, data analysis, research result sorting and thesis drafting, and finally complete original master thesis and pass thesis defence. Applicants shall provide authenticated bachelor-degree certificate and official academic transcript issued by accredited higher-education institutions. Non-native English-speaking applicants need valid English-proficiency certificates (IELTS 6.0 or above, TOEFL 80 or above). Applicants who have completed full-degree programmes fully delivered in English can apply for language-score exemption by submitting official supporting documents for university internal review. Applicant age generally should not exceed 35 years old, and physical-mental health condition must satisfy medical-examination criteria for Chinese student-visa application. After finishing all curriculum assessment requirements and successfully passing thesis defence, graduates obtain official master-degree diploma awarded by Wuhan University. Graduates can engage in international business operation, cross-border enterprise management, international trade and related work in global enterprises, or pursue further PhD-level academic study worldwide.

Beijing Language and Culture University

China

Master of International Business (English‑taught)

Tuition €6,370 EUR 6370 per academic year (Equivalent to RMB 49000 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

This full‑time English‑taught Master of International Business program is delivered by the Business School of Beijing Language and Culture University, which is widely known as “the United Nations of Languages” for its highly‑diversified international student community. Rooted in BLCU’s outstanding advantages in cross‑cultural communication, multilingual environment and Belt‑and‑Road‑related regional research, this program aims to cultivate high‑level interdisciplinary international business talents who are equipped with global business vision, cross‑cultural communication competence and practical economic‑management capabilities. Core curriculum modules cover international trade, cross‑border investment, multinational corporation management, global market analysis, cross‑cultural business negotiation, regional economic cooperation and China‑oriented business practice. The program adopts credit‑based teaching system, integrating theoretical lectures, real‑world case studies, business simulation workshops, enterprise field visits and academic seminars. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree. Two academic recommendation letters from associate‑professor‑level or above scholars are required for application, together with an English‑written study plan. All admitted students must complete required course credits, finish practical training activities and pass master thesis or practical project defense to obtain the master degree. Graduates can pursue professional careers in multinational enterprises, cross‑border trade institutions, international consulting agencies, overseas investment organizations and global economic‑cooperation platforms worldwide. 

University of International Business and Economics

China

Master of International Business (English‑taught)

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‑taught Master of International Business program focuses on global business operation and cross‑border enterprise management. Benefiting from UIBE’s outstanding advantages in international business research, this program equips students with systematic global business theories and practical capabilities for cross‑border business scenarios. Core curriculum covers multinational corporation management, cross‑border investment and merger‑acquisition, global marketing strategy, cross‑cultural business management, international business negotiation and China‑oriented business practice. Teaching forms combine theoretical lectures, real‑world enterprise case studies, business simulation workshops and academic exchange activities. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree. Two academic recommendation letters, CV and English‑written study plan must be submitted for application. Students need to finish all compulsory course credits, participate in business‑oriented practical research and pass master thesis defense for degree conferral. Graduates can pursue management‑related careers in multinational enterprises, overseas investment institutions, international consulting agencies and global business‑cooperation platforms.

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Minzu University of China

China

Master of International Business (MIB, English‑taught)

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

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. 

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. 

Shenzhen University

China

Master of International Business Administration

Tuition €3,900 3900 EUR per academic year• Fee description: €3900 tuition fee per academic year, equivalent to 30000 RMB per academic year for liberal‑arts master programmes. Non‑refundable application fee €26 is required at the moment of application submission. Tuition price is for 2026 intake and subject to official university adjustment. Qualified international applicants can apply for Chinese Government Scholarship and Shenzhen University scholarships which may cover full or partial tuition fees. Accommodation, mandatory medical insurance, residence permit charges, textbooks, business‑practice‑related expenses and all personal living expenditures are not covered within tuition fees. All fees follow Shenzhen University official financial‑management regulations for international postgraduate students.

Duration Full‑time | 2‑3 Academic Years

View course details → Updated September 3, 2026

This full‑time English‑taught Master of International Business Administration programme is provided by College of Management, Shenzhen University. Rooted in the business‑development background of Guangdong‑Hong‑Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area, this programme focuses on international‑business operation, cross‑border enterprise‑management, global‑market analysis, international‑finance and cross‑cultural‑business‑communication research directions. It aims to cultivate high‑level international‑oriented business‑management talents who master systematic modern business‑administration theoretical knowledge, possess cross‑border business‑analysis capacity, enterprise‑management practical thinking and cross‑cultural communication competence. The curriculum consists of advanced postgraduate core management courses, business‑specialised elective modules, international‑business‑frontier seminars, case‑study workshops, enterprise‑practice activities, supervisor‑guided research‑work and master‑degree‑thesis‑research. Core courses contain Advanced International Business Management, Cross‑cultural Business Communication, Global Marketing Strategy, International Financial Management, Multinational Enterprise Operation, Business‑Research‑Methodology, Academic Writing and Thesis Standardisation, plus serial thematic seminars tracking global international‑business hot‑spot topics. During the 2‑3‑year full‑time study cycle, students are required to complete compulsory and elective credit requirements, participate in college‑hosted academic forums and business‑case workshops, take part in enterprise‑practice projects, and receive academic‑guidance from assigned faculty supervisor. Under supervisor guidance, students will conduct extensive international‑business‑literature‑review, research‑topic‑demonstration, case‑analysis‑and‑data‑research, research‑result‑sorting‑and‑paper‑writing, and finally finish original master‑graduation‑thesis and pass formal thesis‑defence. Applicants shall provide authenticated bachelor‑degree‑certificate and complete official academic‑transcript issued by recognised higher‑education‑institutions. Applicants with business‑administration, economics, management‑science or other related social‑science backgrounds will receive priority consideration in admission assessment. Non‑native‑English‑speaking applicants need valid English‑proficiency‑certificates: IELTS overall band 6.5 or TOEFL iBT ≥90. Applicants who have completed full‑degree education fully delivered in English can apply for language‑score‑exemption by submitting official supporting‑documents for university‑review. Applicant age generally shall not exceed 35‑years‑old and physical‑mental‑health condition must satisfy Chinese‑student‑visa‑medical‑check‑criteria. After fulfilling all curriculum‑requirements and successfully passing master‑thesis‑defence, graduates obtain official master‑degree‑diploma awarded by Shenzhen University. Graduates can engage in management‑and‑analysis‑work for multinational‑enterprises, international‑trade‑organisations, cross‑border‑financial‑institutions, overseas‑business‑consulting‑companies, or pursue further doctoral‑level‑academic‑study worldwide.

Lanzhou University

China

Master of International Business Administration (IMBA)

Tuition €3,100 €3100 per academic year Fee description: Tuition converted from official RMB 22500 per academic year for this full‑time English‑taught master programme. Tuition only covers classroom‑based academic teaching activities. It excludes non‑refundable application fee, mandatory international‑student medical‑insurance fee, campus dormitory accommodation costs, textbook expenses and all other personal living expenditures. Qualified scholarship applicants can obtain tuition waiver benefits following Lanzhou University scholarship management rules. Euro‑denominated fee figures are for reference only, subject to annual admission‑policy adjustment and foreign‑exchange‑rate changes.

Duration Full‑time | 3 Years (6 Semesters)

View course details → Updated September 7, 2026

This full‑time English‑taught Master of International Business Administration (IMBA) programme is delivered by the School of Management at Lanzhou University. Rooted in northwest China and oriented toward the economic construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, this programme is committed to cultivating high‑level compound international business management talents with global vision, cross‑cultural communication competence and practical enterprise‑management capabilities. The curriculum framework integrates core business administration theories, cross‑border investment and trade, regional economic research of the Silk Road, corporate strategic management, marketing management, human‑resource management and financial risk control. The school maintains extensive academic exchanges and cooperative relations with multiple overseas business schools. Each international postgraduate student will be assigned a professional supervisor, who provides systematic guidance covering course selection, enterprise case research, practical project participation and thesis writing. Students are required to complete all compulsory and elective course credits, finish business‑related practical investigation tasks, complete thesis research and pass formal thesis defence to obtain the master degree certificate. Eligible overseas applicants can apply for Chinese Government Scholarship and university‑level scholarships to support their postgraduate study.

South China Normal University

China

Master of International Chinese Language Education

Master Education

Tuition €3,770 3770 EUR per academic year• Fee description: €3770 tuition fee per academic year (equivalent to 29000 CNY per academic year for arts‑social‑science master programmes). One‑time non‑refundable application fee €55. Tuition price is for 2026 intake, subject to adjustment by university authority. Accommodation, mandatory medical insurance, residence permit processing fees, textbooks, cultural‑practice activity expenses and other personal living expenditures are not included within this tuition amount. All fees shall be implemented strictly in accordance with the financial management regulations for international postgraduate students of South China Normal University.

Duration Full‑time | 2 Academic Years

View course details → Updated September 3, 2026

This full‑time English‑taught Master of International Chinese Language Education postgraduate programme is hosted by the School of International Culture at South China Normal University, a key comprehensive normal university under the national “211 Project” and Double First‑Class construction list. Centered on the cultivation of high‑level international Chinese‑language educators and cross‑cultural communication specialists, this programme integrates theories of second‑language acquisition, Chinese linguistic research, intercultural communication theories, Chinese cultural inheritance and practical Chinese‑teaching competency training. It targets to cultivate international‑oriented compound talents who systematically master professional theories and practical skills of Chinese‑language international education, possess solid cross‑cultural analytical thinking, strong classroom‑teaching practice capability, global vision and intercultural‑communication competence, who can engage in overseas Chinese‑language teaching, international cultural exchange, educational‑administration and related comprehensive work in different countries and regions across the world. The curriculum framework consists of compulsory core modules, specialised elective modules and off‑campus teaching‑practice sessions. Core courses cover Second‑Language Acquisition Theory, Psychology of Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, Chinese Linguistics Research, Chinese Culture and Cross‑Cultural Communication, Modern Educational Technology for Language Teaching, Chinese‑Teaching Case Analysis and Classroom Practice, Chinese Traditional Culture and Art Research, Research Methods for Humanities and Thesis Writing, as well as thematic academic seminars focusing on hot‑spot issues in global Chinese‑language education. During the two‑year full‑time study cycle, students are required to complete all stipulated course credits, participate in regular academic lectures, thematic cultural‑experience activities organised by the School of International Culture, and complete supervised Chinese‑teaching internship practice. Every enrolled student will be assigned an experienced supervisor with long‑term research and practical experience in international Chinese‑language education field. Under supervisor’s guidance, students will conduct extensive literature review, classroom‑teaching observation, case‑study sorting, field‑practice investigation and independent academic research, and finally complete a qualified master graduation thesis. Applicants must provide authenticated bachelor’s degree certificate and complete official academic transcript issued by recognised higher‑education institutions; applicants with education, linguistics, literature or social‑science‑related background will receive priority consideration. Non‑native‑English applicants need to submit valid English‑proficiency certificates such as IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 80; applicants who have completed full‑degree programmes delivered entirely in English can apply for language‑score exemption upon official university review. Applicants are expected to hold genuine interest in Chinese language and culture, and have basic awareness of cross‑cultural communication. After fulfilling all course‑credit requirements and successfully passing master‑thesis defence, graduates will obtain official master’s‑degree diploma issued by South China Normal University. Graduates can pursue career opportunities in overseas educational institutions, international Chinese‑language‑teaching organisations, cross‑cultural cultural‑exchange agencies, educational‑administration departments, multinational‑enterprise cross‑cultural‑cooperation departments and other international‑oriented institutions worldwide.

Wuhan University

China

Master of International Law

Master Law

Tuition €4,290 4290 EUR per academic year• Fee description: €4290 tuition fee per academic year, equivalent to RMB 33000 per academic year for this English-taught master programme. Non-refundable application fee €11 (USD 111, RMB 800) shall be paid upon application submission. Tuition fee is for 2026 intake and subject to official university revision. Qualified applicants can apply for Chinese Government Scholarship and Wuhan University institutional scholarships to cover partial or full tuition costs. Accommodation, mandatory medical insurance, residence permit fees, textbooks, and all personal living expenses are excluded from tuition fees. All charges comply with Wuhan University financial regulations for international postgraduate students.

Duration Full-time | 2 Academic Years

View course details → Updated September 4, 2026

This full-time English-taught Master of International Law programme is offered by School of Law at Wuhan University, one of the most prestigious law schools in China. The programme focuses on international public law, international private law, international economic law and global governance legal issues, combining theoretical research, legal practice and cross-border legal case analysis. Major research directions include international human rights law, international trade law, international environmental law, and cross-border dispute settlement. The programme aims to cultivate high-level international legal talents who master systematic international law theories, possess cross-border legal practice capabilities, global governance vision and cross-cultural communication skills. The curriculum consists of advanced postgraduate core law courses, characteristic international law elective modules, frontier legal academic seminars, legal practice training, moot court simulation, supervisor-led research project participation and master thesis research work. Representative core courses include Public International Law, Private International Law, International Economic Law, International Trade Law, Legal Research Methodology and Academic Thesis Standardised Writing. During the 2-year full-time study period, students need to complete all compulsory and elective credit requirements, attend domestic and international law academic conferences, participate in moot court competitions and legal practice in law firms or international organizations, take part in faculty-managed legal research projects and accumulate practical experience. Each enrolled student receives one-on-one academic guidance from supervisors. Under supervisor instruction, students carry out literature collection and review, legal case analysis, research scheme formulation, thesis drafting, and finally complete original master thesis and pass thesis defence. Applicants must submit authenticated bachelor-degree certificate and full official academic transcript issued by accredited higher-education institutions. Applicants with law-related backgrounds are prioritised for admission assessment. Non-native English-speaking applicants shall provide valid English-proficiency certificates (IELTS 6.0 or above, TOEFL 80 or above). Applicants who have finished full-degree programmes fully taught in English may apply for language-score exemption by submitting official supporting documents for university internal review. Applicant age generally shall not exceed 35 years old, and physical-mental health condition must satisfy medical-examination criteria for Chinese student-visa application. After completing all curriculum assessment requirements and successfully passing thesis defence, graduates are awarded official master-degree diploma issued by Wuhan University. Graduates can engage in international legal practice, cross-border dispute settlement, international organization legal work, or pursue further PhD-level academic study worldwide.

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. 

Tuition €3,900 3900 EUR per academic year• Fee description: €3900 tuition fee per academic year, equivalent to 30000 RMB per academic year for liberal‑arts master programmes. Non‑refundable application fee €26 is required at the moment of application submission. Tuition price is for 2026 intake and subject to official university adjustment. Qualified international applicants can apply for Chinese Government Scholarship and Shenzhen University scholarships which may cover full or partial tuition fees. Accommodation, mandatory medical insurance, residence permit charges, textbooks and all personal living expenditures are excluded from tuition. All charges shall comply with Shenzhen University financial‑management rules for international postgraduate students.

Shenzhen University

China

Master of International Management Science and Engineering

Master Engineering

Duration Full‑time | 2‑3 Academic Years

View course details → Updated September 3, 2026

This full‑time English‑medium Master of International Management Science and Engineering programme is delivered by College of Management at Shenzhen University. This interdisciplinary programme integrates modern management theory, system‑engineering thinking, data‑analysis and decision‑making‑modelling technology. Its core research directions cover operation‑management, logistics‑and‑supply‑chain‑optimisation, intelligent‑decision‑system, project‑management, digital‑enterprise‑management and risk‑assessment research. The training goal is to foster international‑oriented high‑level interdisciplinary management‑talents, who systematically master management‑science‑and‑engineering theoretical‑system, possess quantitative‑analysis, modelling‑simulation and practical‑decision‑making capability, independent‑research‑innovation awareness and cross‑cultural academic‑exchange competence. Curriculum framework includes advanced postgraduate core courses, specialised elective modules, frontier management‑science academic‑seminars, case‑simulation workshops, supervisor‑guided research‑projects and master‑degree‑thesis‑research. Core courses contain Advanced Management‑Science Theory, Operation and Supply‑Chain Optimisation, Intelligent Decision‑Modelling, Project‑Management Theory and Practice, Risk‑Analysis and Evaluation, Quantitative‑Research‑Methodology for Management, Academic‑Paper‑Writing and Thesis‑Standardisation, alongside thematic seminars following global cutting‑edge management‑science‑and‑engineering research hot‑spots. Within 2‑3‑year full‑time study period, students are required to finish all compulsory‑and‑elective‑course‑credit‑requirements, attend college‑organised academic‑forums and case‑simulation‑activities, take part in faculty‑led research‑projects, and accumulate practical quantitative‑analysis‑experience. Every enrolled master‑student will get one‑on‑one academic‑guidance from a faculty supervisor. Under supervisor’s direction, students will carry out comprehensive‑literature‑review, research‑problem‑definition, quantitative‑model‑construction, simulation‑experiment‑verification, data‑statistics‑and‑result‑interpretation, academic‑article‑drafting and independent‑master‑dissertation‑completion‑work. Applicants must provide authenticated bachelor‑degree‑certificate and complete official academic‑transcript issued by accredited higher‑education‑institutions. Applicants holding management‑science, engineering‑management, economics, mathematics or other related academic‑backgrounds receive priority for admission assessment. Non‑native‑English‑speaking applicants shall submit valid English‑proficiency‑results: IELTS overall band 6.5 or TOEFL iBT ≥90. Applicants with prior full‑degree programmes fully taught in English may apply for language‑score‑exemption with official supporting‑documents subject to university‑internal‑review. Applicant age generally shall not exceed 35‑years‑old; physical‑mental‑health condition must satisfy medical‑examination‑standards for Chinese‑student‑visa‑application. After completing all curriculum‑assessment‑criteria and successfully passing master‑thesis‑defence, graduates obtain official master‑degree‑diploma issued by Shenzhen University. Graduates can take professional‑positions in multinational‑corporations, supply‑chain‑management‑enterprises, digital‑consulting‑organisations, government‑research‑institutes, or pursue further doctoral‑level‑academic‑study all over the world.

Shanghai International Studies University

China

Master of International Relations

Master Other

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