BSc in International Economics and Trade

Course Overview

The International Economics and Trade program at Zhengzhou University builds a solid base in economic principles and trade practices. Students spend four years learning trade policy, international business operations, and economic systems that support trade between countries. The course also includes modern tools and business skills that employers value. As part of a large university with diverse academic programs, students gain exposure to global viewpoints and study alongside peers from different cultures, adding to their personal and professional development.

Graduates may find opportunities in government trade departments, international business firms, or corporate trade operations. The degree also supports advanced study or further education in economics, business, or related fields.

General Eligibility

• High school completion or equivalent diploma

• Good health and clear criminal record

• Age normally between 18-30 (varies by admission year)

• Required documents: passport, academic transcripts, photos, proof of language ability, and application forms

• Scholarships may include Chinese Government Scholarship, university merit scholarships, and provincial awards, based on academic performance and application results.

Part Time Work Details

International students generally must follow Chinese visa rules; part-time work is limited and only allowed with proper permissions from the university and immigration authorities.

Language Requirement

• To apply as an international student, applicants typically need evidence of English proficiency if the program is taught in English. Common exams and scores include:

  • IELTS: 6.0 or above

  • TOEFL: 80 or above

  • PTE: Equivalent to IELTS 6.0

  • Duolingo: Equivalent to IELTS 6.0

  If taking the program in Chinese, students may need HSK Level 3 or above before starting the major, or they can study Chinese language first.