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Note: The course will be open only when the enrollment is up to 12. Please contact us before you apply it.
Objectives
The international economics and trade is designed to provide students with the specific knowledge and analytical skills they need to take advantage of the opportunities created by the
The school year can be divided into three semesters. The summer semester commences from early September and ends at the end of September. The autumn semester begins from early October and ends at the end of January the following year, and then the winter vacation follows. The spring semester starts in the middle of February and ends in early July, and then the summer vacation starts.
The teaching lasts 4 weeks for the first semester in which students may have lectures or do internships, 16 weeks for the second and third semesters in which students study all courses. Besides, there are 2 weeks suspended before the end of second and third semesters during which students can make preparation for final examinations.
The total number of credits for students of science and engineering is 170 or so (the number of credits for theoretical subjects is about 140 and about 30 for practice). The total number of credits for students of arts, economics and management is 160. Each student is required to complete at least 20 credits in a semester.
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1. Non-Chinese citizens with a valid passport.
2. High school graduate or equivalent to a Chinese high school graduate.
3. Be in good health condition and between the age of 18 -28.
4. Observe the law and regulations of People’s Republic of China and all regulations of the university. 1. Photocopy of valid passport With name, passport number & expiration date, and photo included. 2. Passport-sized photo A recent passport-sized photo of the application. 3. Graduation certificate of high school Graduation certificate should be in Chinese or English. If not, it should be translated into Chinese or English and be notarized. 4. Academic transcript of high school Transcript should be in Chinese or English. If not, it should be translated into Chinese or English and be notarized. 5. Certificate of English proficiency test It is better to upload your IELTS or TOEFL results when you are applying for a course taught in English, especially for those non-native English speakers, even though it is not a compulsory condition in some of the universities. |
