UIBE is a multidisciplinary university focusing mainly on economics, management, law, literature, and science, with a strong emphasis on international business and trade.

Key milestones include becoming Beijing Foreign Trade College in 1953, merging with the foreign trade major from Renmin University in 1954, renaming to UIBE in 1984, merging with China Finance Institute in 2000, and becoming a national key university jointly sponsored by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Commerce in 2010.

To apply, international students typically need to submit an application form, academic transcripts and diplomas, a copy of their passport, proof of English proficiency (like TOEFL or IELTS), and recent photographs. Specific requirements may vary by program.

Yes, UIBE offers several scholarships, including the Chinese Government Scholarship, which can help international students cover tuition and living costs.

You can demonstrate English proficiency by submitting standardized test scores (such as TOEFL or IELTS) or by providing evidence of prior education in an English-speaking environment.

UIBE provides wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking facilities to accommodate students with mobility challenges, ensuring the campus is inclusive and accessible.

UIBE offers a range of on-campus housing options for international students, including deluxe, suite, and standard rooms, all equipped with essential amenities for a comfortable stay.

UIBE prioritizes student safety with 24-hour security in some accommodation facilities. The campus is located in Chaoyang, a generally safe district in Beijing with convenient access to public transportation and local amenities.

UIBE offers a broad range of programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. Fields of study include International Economics and Trade, Finance, Business Administration, Law, Marketing, Accounting, E-Business, and more. Specialized tracks like Economic Diplomacy, Risk Management, and Cross-border E-commerce are also available.

Yes, UIBE offers several advanced master's programs such as Master of International Economic Cooperation, Master of Finance, Master of International Business and Cross-Border E-Commerce, and Master of International Law. Doctoral programs include specializations in International Trade, Industrial Economics, Finance (including Actuarial Science and Risk Management), Business Administration, and International Law.

UIBE’s undergraduate programs cover diverse areas such as: International Economics and Trade Finance Logistics Management Marketing Business English International Politics (Economic Diplomacy) E-Business (Cross-border and Internet Finance) Chinese Language and Literature with tracks in business Chinese and interpreting

UIBE offers several scholarships for international students, including the Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS), Beijing Government Scholarship, and the UIBE Scholarship. These scholarships help cover tuition and, in some cases, living expenses.

The CGS at UIBE consists of several subprograms, such as: Bilateral Program (through diplomatic channels) CGS University Postgraduate Program (for master’s and PhD students) CGS Cooperative Program (partnerships with foreign institutions) Each subprogram has different application processes and benefits.

The UIBE Scholarship is available to international students enrolled in Bachelor’s and Master’s programs taught in Chinese. It typically covers tuition fees for the first academic year.

UIBE offers several on-campus housing options including Huibin House, Huicai Apartment, and Huide Apartment, managed through the University’s International Students Center. Off-campus accommodation is also available in nearby hotels for students seeking alternatives.

Students at UIBE can enjoy various sports facilities, including a football field, basketball courts, and tennis courts. The university also promotes extracurricular and networking opportunities through events organized by the School of International Education and Summer Sessions programs.

UIBE organizes a wide range of activities such as lectures on Chinese culture (e.g., calligraphy, opera, and martial arts), visits to historical landmarks like the Great Wall, and holiday trips, enhancing students’ cultural understanding and experience.

UIBE offers international students housing in three main buildings: Huibin House (Building 6), Huicai Apartment (Building 5), and Huide Apartment (Building 0). Together, these buildings provide over 2000 beds, with a mix of standard rooms and suites.

Rooms and suites are furnished with beds, desks, air conditioning, TVs, telephones, and high-speed internet. The university also provides shared amenities such as business service offices, entertainment centers, gyms, coffee shops, laundry rooms, and public kitchens on each floor.

Huibin House (Building 6): Offers both standard rooms and suites, ideal for students who want a balance of privacy and affordability. Huicai Apartment (Building 5): Designed with modern suites providing a comfortable living environment. Huide Apartment (Building 0): Similar to Huicai, with suites equipped with all necessary amenities for international students.