Study English Taught Business Programs in China

China has changed enormously over the last 20 years with the rapid development of its economy, business and trade sectors. China is now the world’s second largest economy after the U.S. Its economy has been growing at a rate of almost 10% per year, and it's on track to be the world's largest economy soon.

To date, China has largely been seen as a place to locate an export base or source a product, but increasingly, it is also developing a significant internal economy that companies are focusing on due to its rapidly expanding domestic market. Learn More…

China has changed enormously over the last 20 years with the rapid development of its economy, business and trade sectors. China is now the world’s second largest economy after the U.S. Its economy has been growing at a rate of almost 10% per year, and it's on track to be the world's largest economy soon.

To date, China has largely been seen as a place to locate an export base or source a product, but increasingly, it is also developing a significant internal economy that companies are focusing on due to its rapidly expanding domestic market.

As a result, more and more international companies want to do business in China. But how easy is it for a foreigner to do business here?

In fact, the Chinese economic system is not the same as it is in other counties, and neither is the business culture. In order to help international students to develop a deeper understanding of the Chinese economic system and to experience and understand the unique Chinese culture, many Chinese universities have established high-quality English conducted Business and Trade programs. These large-scale schools can provide excellent educational resources and internship opportunities to international students. These programs are an excellent investment for those seeking to do business in or with China.

Currently, Chinese universities use CUCAS's Chinese University Recruitment System to process and accept international student applications online. The following information is designed to help you before you set out to study business in China. Fold…

China's business education has reached world standards, and lots of universities have established cooperation relationships with overseas institutes.

For merchants doing business in China or those preparing to do business with China, it would be advantageous to enroll in Business Management, Finance, International Trade, Economics, or related programs in China.

Some universities offer bachelor's programs of International Trade, Business, and Economics taught in English, or MBA programs conducted in English.

To learn more about universities' reputations, applicants can refer to University Rankings -> Top 50 Chinese Universities in Economics, 2010.