Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for Dual Degree Economics and Polymer Engineering at University of International Business and Economics.
Economic Development Cooperation & Polymer Materials and Engineering 2+2 （ UIBE+BUCT ）
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Fees
CN¥49,750 / year
Estimated hostel fee with food
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Teaching phases
4-year academic route
UIBE Bachelor of Economics in International Economic Development Cooperation + BUCT Bachelor of Engineering in Polymer Materials and Engineering. Economic development cooperation, development finance and international projects alongside polymer chemistry, physics, processing, experiments and characterisation. Four years full time, maximum six, entirely English. Both awards require credits and final thesis/design. Either-campus residence and cross-institution courses are documented; no first-two/last-two campus split is proved. The international student handbook requires English-taught undergraduates to reach HSK level 4 (180 or above) for graduation; this is separate from admission English evidence. Confirm any exact programme-specific implementation.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
The English undergraduate portfolio spans economics, trade, finance, business, marketing, politics and artificial intelligence. Linked curricula describe both economic analysis and applied business study. The AI route explicitly awards a Bachelor of Engineering and includes programming, machine learning, databases and language-processing topics. The jointly delivered economic-development/polymer programme adds materials experiments, processing and characterisation to development-policy and project study. Master’s profiles distinguish economics-based finance, logistics, international trade, WTO and quantitative routes from business, law, international relations, development and public-management study. Finance’s actuarial/risk track and the two Quantitative Economics tracks have different named curricula; they are not collapsed into a single indistinguishable course. The International Development curriculum includes aid, cooperation, policy, social research and a supervised thesis despite its exact Master of Law classification. The IEMBA, MIEC, MIF and IMPA Global Development and Governance routes are specifically designed taught academic programmes with their own credits, professional target groups and phases. Described field research, lectures, visits and practical study remain subject to actual arrangements. No placement, internship, employer access, professional licence or employment result is guaranteed.
