Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
Master of Chinese-European Economics and Business StudiesDEGREE TYPE
Master degree
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Full time
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STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The Master of Chinese-European Economics and Business Studies focuses on the interplay between Chinese and European markets, equipping students with a comprehensive understanding of economic principles, business strategies, and cultural nuances that influence trade and commerce. This program provides a multidisciplinary approach, preparing graduates to engage successfully in the global economy.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can explore career opportunities in international business, economic analysis, trade relations, business consultancy, and cultural exchange programs. Potential roles include business manager, trade specialist, and economic advisor in firms operating between Europe and China.
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Introduction
Dual Degrees awarded: German Master of Arts (M.A. CEEBS) plus Chinese Master of Management, Major in International Business
Places of study: Berlin, Germany (1st, 2nd term), Chengdu, China (3rd term); the 4th term can either be spent in Berlin or Chengdu (depends on the location and person for Master’s thesis supervision)
Language of instruction: English
Courses structure
- Global Governance (1st term)
- Financial Analysis and Corporate Finance (1st term)
- Strategic Management in China and Europe (2nd term)
- Human Resource Management in China and Europe (2nd term)
- Marketing in China and Europe (3rd term)
- Capital Markets in China and Europe (3rd term)
- Economics in China and Europe (3rd term)
- Cultural and Political History of China and Europe (all terms)
- Chinese/German language learning (all terms)
- Optional Choice (all terms)
Final Examination:
Master’s Thesis (4th term) + Oral Assessment (4th term)