According to the "Graduation Regulations" of the 115 Academic Year course flow chart, students in this program mustconsistent withThe following three categories of conditions are indispensable:
128 credits are required for graduation, including required courses (such as practical topics).
TOEIC score of 750 or above, or pass equivalent English test; if you fail to meet the standard, you can apply for a remediation plan.
Overseas exchange/overseas internship/overseas short-term study in the School of Management, choose one of the three conditions to complete.
The detailed provisions of each condition are explained below:
① Credits and course regulations
Minimum total credits for graduation: 128 credits
Before graduation, students must complete 16 credits of general education courses, including 2 credits of integrated general education courses from the School of Management (limited to courses offered by the School of Management). A maximum of 4 credits will be accepted for general courses taught in Chinese (excluding college-integrated courses), and the over-taking part will not be included in graduation credits.
"International Business Communication" (freshman 1), "English Presentation and Presentation" (freshman 1), and "Management Accounting" (sophomore 1) are required courses for this program. These 3 subjects must be completed to be eligible for graduation.
It is a compulsory course, and you can choose teachers from the School of Management to serve as instructors; if you have completed overseas exchange or industrial practical internship, you can report your overseas study results or internship report as the learning results of practical topics. See the "Practical Topics" page for details.
There is no upper limit for the number of foreign courses that can be accepted for graduation elective credits. However, the principle is that courses taught in English or a second foreign language will be accepted. A maximum of 12 credits can be accepted for professional elective courses taught in Chinese.
② English proficiency threshold
The English graduation threshold is not limited to TOEIC. According to the "Implementation Points of English Proficiency Requirements for the Bachelor Program in International Management" (revised on 112.09.05), students will meet the standards as long as they pass one of the following English tests:
What should I do if my English test score does not meet the standard? ——Remedial plan
If a student has taken the off-campus English language examination, but the score does not meet the above standards, he or she willCompleted the required credits for graduationUnder the premise, you can choose to take 3 courses of the school's "English Elite Program". After passing the courses, you can apply for the credit of the additional courses to the department to offset the English graduation threshold, and you can graduate after approval.
When applying, you must fill out the "Bachelor Program in International Management English Proficiency Graduation Threshold Supporting Measures Application Form" and attach the latest English proficiency test certificate and course scores, which will be reviewed by the department chair and the Academic Affairs Office.
Please download the complete regulations and application form:Key points for implementation of English proficiency requirements for Bachelor Program in International Management (PDF)
③ International mobility threshold (choose one to complete)
Students must meet one of the following three conditions to graduate:
Participate in international exchange study (1)/(2), study and pass at least one semester of courses at a sister school.
Participate in overseas industrial practical internship or summer overseas industrial practical internship for a total of more than 2 months (320 hours). (According to regulations, domestic internships are not included in this threshold)
Participate in overseas short-term study/relocation teaching courses offered by the School of Management, lasting more than two weeks.
For detailed credits and procedures for each channel, please see the "Overseas Mobility" and "Industrial Internship" pages.