Bachelor Degree in Chinese

APPLICATION PERIOD:

From March 20 to June 30

MAJORS:

• International Economy and Trade

• Finance

• Logistics Management

• Business administration

• Marketing

• Accounting

• Law

• Chinese Language and Literature (International Business Chinese, International Chinese Translation)

• Business English

• Public Administration (International Economic and Trade Management)

• International Politics (Economic Diplomacy)

• Insurance (International Risk Management)

• E-commerce (Cross-border E-commerce and Internet Finance)

• Investment

• Customs management

• Network and New Media

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:

• High school diploma, good health.

• Applicants under 18 need to submit notarized guardianship certificate upon the approval of UIBE (For detailed information, please refer to Admissions Office).

APPLICATION MATERIALS:

1. (Application materials must be prepared in either Chinese or English and will not be returned to candidates no matter they are accepted or not.)

2. UIBE Application Form (Apply online)

3. A copy of high school graduation certificate and transcripts

4. A copy of guarantor’s passport or ID

5. A copy of passport or other identification

6. Two recent passport photos, white background, frontal view, no hat

7. A copy of the score report of Chinese Proficiency Test (new HSK) Level 4 (minimum 180 points) or above level

8. A copy of TOEFL 86 above or IELTS 6.0 above or official letter of English proficiency and a personal statement in English for Business English applicants

9. Asset Certificate (e.g. bank deposit certificate, the amount shall cover the tuition fee)

10. Certificate of No Criminal Conviction

ADVANCE PAYMENT: RMB 4,000

(Advance payment is not refundable and should be paid after the confirmation of enrollment. It will be counted into the total tuition fee after registration.)

TUITION FEE:

Chinese Language and Literature (Simultaneous Interpretation) RMB 30,000/academic year

Other majors offered in Chinese RMB 24,800/academic year

(Tuition must be paid in full at registration dates for the first academic year, and in the following years it is paid by semester.)