About Shanghai University of International Business and Economics (SUIBE)

Established in 1960, Shanghai University of International Business and Economics (SUIBE) is a prestigious institution located in Shanghai, China. Specializing in international trade, economics, and business education, SUIBE is dedicated to cultivating professionals with a global perspective and innovative mindset.

Program Overview

Undergraduate Programs:

• Fields of Study: International Trade, Finance, Business Administration, International Business, among others.
• Program Features: Comprehensive curricula that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing students for dynamic careers in the global marketplace.

Graduate Programs:

• Master’s and Doctoral Degrees: Advanced studies focusing on areas such as International Economics, Business Management, and Finance.
• Research Opportunities: Access to cutting-edge research centers and collaboration with industry experts on projects addressing contemporary economic and business challenges.

Scholarships and Deadlines

SUIBE offers several scholarships to support international students:

1. Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS):

• Coverage: Tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and comprehensive medical insurance.
• Eligibility: Non-Chinese citizens in good health; applicants for master’s programs must hold a bachelor’s degree and be under 35 years old; doctoral applicants must hold a master’s degree and be under 40 years old.
• Application Deadline: Typically between early January and mid-March annually.
• Application Process: Apply through the China Scholarship Council (CSC) website and submit required documents to SUIBE.

2. Shanghai Government Scholarship (SGS):

• Types:
  • Class A (Full Scholarship): Covers tuition, accommodation, living allowance, and medical insurance.
  • Class B (Partial Scholarship): Covers tuition and medical insurance.
• Eligibility: Non-Chinese citizens in good health; applicants for undergraduate programs should be under 25 years old; master’s applicants under 35; doctoral applicants under 40.
• Application Deadline: Generally from February to April annually.
• Application Process: Apply through the Study in Shanghai portal and submit required documents to SUIBE.

3. SUIBE Scholarships:

• Coverage: Varies; may include tuition waivers or reductions.
• Eligibility: Outstanding international students demonstrating academic excellence and leadership potential.
• Application Deadline: Refer to SUIBE’s official website for specific dates.
• Application Process: Submit applications via SUIBE’s International Student Application System.

Note: Applicants are encouraged to consult SUIBE’s official website for the most current information on scholarships and deadlines, as these may change annually.

Eligibility Criteria

• Academic Qualifications:
  • Undergraduate Programs: High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Graduate Programs: Bachelor’s degree for master’s applicants; master’s degree for doctoral applicants.
• Language Proficiency:
  • Chinese-Taught Programs: HSK Level 4 or above.
  • English-Taught Programs: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80, or equivalent.
• Health Status: Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens in good health.

Application Procedure

1. Online Application:
   • SUIBE International Student Application System: Complete the application form and upload required documents.
   • Application Link: SUIBE Application Portal
2. Required Documents:
   • Notarized highest diploma and transcripts.
   • Personal statement or study plan.
   • Two recommendation letters (for graduate applicants).
   • Language proficiency certificates.
   • Passport copy.
   • Medical examination report.
   • Non-criminal record certificate.
   • Guardian’s letter of guarantee (for applicants under 18 years old).
3. Application Fee:
   • A non-refundable fee of 520 RMB.
   • Payment Methods: Bank transfer as per the details provided on SUIBE’s application portal.
4. Review and Admission:
   • SUIBE will assess applications and notify successful candidates via email or the online system.

Note: Ensure all documents are in English or Chinese; if not, provide notarized translations.