Question 1

Is the BBA taught in English?

Accepted Answer

The ordinary four-year Bachelor of Business Administration is expressly taught in English. Its curriculum includes management, accounting, operations, human resources and entrepreneurship, alongside Chinese language and culture study. The programme names BBA and describes its degree-conferral category as a bachelor’s degree in management.

Question 2

How long is study and what must I complete?

Accepted Answer

The nominal duration is four academic years/eight semesters, with a maximum six years including suspension or retained enrolment. Graduation requires all prescribed courses, at least 120 credits and HSK level 4 Chinese competence. Confirm exact assessment and thesis arrangements with the admitted programme.

Question 3

What academic and age requirements apply?

Accepted Answer

Applicants must be non-Chinese nationals in good health and under 24 when applying. A high-school diploma or higher, or UNESCO ISCED 2011 Level 3 certificate or higher, is required. The applicable average must reach 80/100, 3.5/4 or 4/5. Applicants under 18 need the prescribed guardian/acting-guardian documents.

Question 4

Which English evidence is required?

Accepted Answer

The programme gives IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80 or Duolingo 105. Applicants whose high-school instruction was English should submit relevant evidence for review. The guide does not state an automatic waiver decision, so confirm how your exact evidence will be assessed.

Question 5

Is CSCA required?

Accepted Answer

NUFE expressly stated that the ordinary BBA did not require CSCA for the 2026 cycle. That cycle is closed. The exemption must be confirmed again for a later intake; it is not a permanent or nationwide exemption. Chinese-taught undergraduate and transfer routes have their own conditions.

Question 6

Can I apply for the next cohort now?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 deadline was 15 June, but admissions were suspended on 5 June and completed on 16 June. The latest dated 28 October 2026 notice announced temporary portal maintenance without a confirmed reopening date. Contact the admission office for the next exact cycle, available portal and current requirements.

Question 7

Where will I study?

Accepted Answer

For the 2026 cohort, first-year study and accommodation are at Fujianlu Campus, 128 Tielubeijie, Gulou District. The notice says this cohort moves to Xianlin at the start of the 2027–2028 academic year. Later applicants must confirm their actual allocation. The cover shows Xianlin’s gate in 2009 and does not depict first-year Fujianlu.

Question 8

What costs are quoted?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 annual BBA tuition is CNY 17,000, twin housing CNY 4,000 and mandatory insurance CNY 600. A refundable CNY 1,000 dorm deposit is due at check-in. The CNY 400 application fee is non-refundable but credited against CNY 400 of housing after admission/arrival. Textbooks, medical checks and visa/residence costs are additional. Confirm later-cohort charges.

Question 9

What financial and application documents matter?

Accepted Answer

The bank statement must show more than USD 3,000 or equivalent. Prepare passport, qualification/transcripts, CV, one current teacher recommendation, non-criminal evidence, stamped medical form, English evidence and relevant China study/visa/employment records. The verified 2026 guide required passport expiry after 30 September 2027; confirm a new cohort’s cutoff.

Question 10

Are new students automatically funded?

Accepted Answer

No. Ordinary new BBA entrants cannot compete for performance-based scholarships in their first year without a NUFE record. NUFE Chinese Foundation graduates may apply for a first-year Freshmen award. From the second year, eligible students can compete using prior-year performance. Fees must be paid first; scholarship selection and later disbursement are separate.

Question 11

What are the accommodation conditions?

Accepted Answer

Students follow the assigned room/campus, and off-campus applications are allowed only after one full academic year under the BBA guide. The standing dorm guide has a 22:00 curfew and requires permission for overnight absence. The BBA page says holiday housing is unavailable; the standing guide describes exceptional applications. Obtain written confirmation rather than assuming vacation accommodation.

Question 12

What campus and dining rules should I review?

Accepted Answer

NUFE’s four-year BBA guide states that religious activities are not permitted on campus. Review the university’s published rules and confirm practical arrangements. Halal meals are described at the second floor of Dongyuan Dining Hall; confirm provision at your assigned Fujianlu or Xianlin campus.

Question 13

Who handles admission and how is the transfer route different?

Accepted Answer

The current BBA guide directs admission questions to LIU Ning, Senior Admission Officer for International Students. The separate Zhuanjieben/3+2 route has restricted prior-study entry, HSK requirements and a Chinese thesis/defence rule. Choose the exact academic route; the ordinary four-year BBA requirements do not automatically apply to transfer or exchange students.

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