After international students meet the graduation requirements of both their respective home institutions and Peking University, they will receive Bachelor's degrees from both institutions.

Domestic students will receive a Bachelor's degree in Management from Peking University.

​Students will receive a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Management from Peking University. The degree that international students will be awarded by their home institutions will vary.

When international and domestic students come together as a single cohort for their third and fourth years of study, their coursework will be completed entirely in English. If applicants have attained an acceptable level of proficiency in Chinese, they will have the opportunity to take some Chinese-taught courses.

Generally speaking, students accepted to and enrolled in one of Guanghua's partner universities are eligible to apply to the Program through their university's program coordinator. However, due to limitations imposed by the P.R.China's Ministry of Education, P.R.China passport holders will only be recruited directly by Peking University and cannot apply to this program through one of Guanghua's partner universities. Individuals who previously held a Chinese passport and now hold a passport from a different country or who have switched to a Hong Kong passport must have held their new passport for a minimum of six years and have lived outside of mainland China for a minimum of eight years before they qualify to apply to this program through a partner university. Please reference the brochure in the “Admissions” section for more details.

Yes. You will need to apply to transfer PKU faculties during the Spring semester of your freshman year. Please refer to the Admissions page for PKU students for more information: http://www.bri.pku.edu.cn/jxxm1/wlldzxm/zsxx.htm

No, an applicant whose native language is English or whose program at their home university is conducted in English are not required to provide TOEFL or IELTS scores.

No, an applicant whose native language is English or whose program at their home university is conducted in English are not required to provide TOEFL or IELTS scores.

Qualifying TOEFL or IELTS scores are an essential prerequisite for admission for those who do not meet exemption requirements. Applicants who haven’t taken one of these exams or who have scores that do not meet the requirement may still submit their applications. However, favorable admissions decisions will only be conditional and can only be converted to final admission after the submission of a qualifying language score.

No. To ensure consistency, only TOEFL or IELTS scores will be accepted.

Yes. International students will be able to complete the entire program in English. However, to better equip international students with the tools they need to thrive in China, Chinese-language courses will be offered as part of the program, and applicants already possessing competency in Chinese are encouraged to apply.

​GPA should be reported based on all courses taken before the application deadline.

Interviews will be arranged according to the admissions timelines of partner universities, so students should consult with the program coordinator at their respective institutions.

Peking University students will be interviewed by representatives from the Guanghua School of Management, and international students be interviewed both by representatives by their respective home universities and representatives from the Guanghua School of Management. The Guanghua School of Management will notify students of final admissions decisions in coordination with the students’ home institutions.

There will be slight variations in the application process for each partner school, so you should contact your university's program coordinator. Generally, the application process will proceed according to the following steps: 1) submission of required application materials; 2) qualifying applicants notified of first-round interview conducted by their home institution; 3) qualifying applicants notified of second-round interview conducted by Guanghua; 4) notifications sent to admitted applicants.

Peking University and its partner institutes will recognize each other's credits for courses taken as part of this program. However, it is your responsibility to work with your home institution to ensure the courses you select as part of the program will be able to fulfill graduation requirements at both universities.

The Guanghua School of Management will support students in their efforts to find internships by helping them identify opportunities and navigate application processes. Students must take the initiative to pursue opportunities they are made aware of.

Yes, but requirements will vary by institution. Please contact your university's program coordinator to verify the requirements that will apply to you.

International students are required to apply for a Chinese visa at the Chinese Embassy or Consulate with jurisdiction in their area and will need to provide a valid passport, admissions notice (original) and visa application form. Peking University will provide you with more detailed visa application instructions after you have been formally admitted to the program.

The program scholarship is intended to cover costs associated with students’ study at Peking University. Scholarships covering students’ fees for their first and second years of study at their home institution or fees required by their home institution during their time at Peking University in their third and fourth years of study are not offered through this program.

​All students who are admitted to this program, both domestic and international, will receive a full scholarship that covers their time at Peking University in recognition of their outstanding caliber. It is necessary to submit a separate scholarship application to relevant departments.