Study International Relations in China: universities and tuition
TasselWay's partner universities offer 25 bachelor's programmes in International Relations at 16 universities: 2 taught in English and 23 in Chinese. Annual tuition ranges from 15,000 ¥ to 49,750 ¥ (about $2,113–$7,007).
- Universities
- 16
- Bachelor's programmes
- 25
- English-taught
- 2
- Lowest annual tuition
- 15,000 ¥
Universities offering International Relations
Tuition is the annual fee published by each university and may change between intakes. USD amounts are approximate.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to study International Relations in China?
At our partner universities, annual tuition for International Relations ranges from 15,000 ¥ to 49,750 ¥, with a median of 20,000 ¥. Housing and living costs are extra; see the cost-of-living guide for estimates by city and dormitory.
Can I study International Relations in English in China?
Yes. There are 2 English-taught International Relations programmes at 2 universities: Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU), University of International Business and Economics (UIBE). The other programmes are taught in Chinese and usually require an HSK certificate.
Which Chinese universities offer International Relations?
16 of our partner universities offer International Relations. Highest in the QS 2027 rankings: Nanjing University (QS 90), Wuhan University (QS 165), Sichuan University (QS 300), Shandong University (QS 309), Nankai University (QS 329). The full list is in the table on this page.
What do I need to apply?
For a bachelor's application you need your high-school diploma and transcript, a valid passport and a language certificate: IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent for English-taught programmes, HSK for Chinese-taught ones. Requirements vary by university; the eligibility check shows where you stand in a few minutes.
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Not sure where to start?
Take the two-minute eligibility check to see which exams and documents you need, or contact us for advice.