The Bachelor’s in Finance (International Finance & Investment) at the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) in Beijing is a four-year, full-time undergraduate program offered through UIBE’s International Undergraduate Programs (IUP) and taught in English, designed to prepare students for careers in global finance with a strong foundation in both international financial theory and practical investment skills. The program aims to equip you with a solid understanding of core economics and finance principles, including monetary and financial markets, corporate finance, investment analysis, international finance, and risk management, while also developing cross-cultural communication abilities and global financial perspectives essential in today’s interconnected financial environment. You’ll engage with a blend of theoretical coursework and practical case studies, benefit from an internationally trained faculty, and have opportunities to understand China’s financial system alongside global markets, with many students pursuing internships in commercial and investment banks, multinational corporations, or financial institutions during their studies. Graduates are positioned to work in areas such as international banking, investment management, financial analysis, and corporate finance, or to continue with advanced study in finance and related fields.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
Note: For those who apply for IUP, the Admissions Office verifies the application materials which the applicant provides. There is no entrance examination.
Application Fee: RMB 660 (Non-refundable)
Advance Payment: RMB 10,000 (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: RMB 49,750/academic year (Tuition must be paid in full for the first academic year at the registration dates, then pay by semester as following years.)