Foundation Program
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Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
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Foundation Program is a 1 Year Non-Degree program offered by Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in Shanghai, China. Teaching language: Chinese. Published tuition: 30000 RMB.
Tuition Fee
¥ 30,000 CNY
Duration
1 Year
Language
Chinese
Degree Level
Non-Degree
Foundation Program is a Non-Degree program offered at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics for international students.
Core Curriculum
- General Requirements
- Foreign citizens aged 18 or above, with a high school diploma or equivalent, and in good physical and mental health.
- Language Proficiency Requirements
- Basic Class: HSK Level 3 or 300 hours (6 months) of Chinese language study
- Advanced Class: HSK Level 4 or 600 hours (1 year) of Chinese language study
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Accommodation information not available
| Program | University | Duration | Tuition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation Program | Shanghai University of Finance and Economics | 1 Year | 30000 RMB/yr |
| Accountancy | Shanghai University of Finance and Economics | 4 Years | 30000 RMB/yr |
| Accounting | Shanghai University of Finance and Economics | 4 Years | 175000 RMB/yr |
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Application deadline: Jun 29, 2026
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** Additional costs may include accommodation, visa, and living expenses
Internationally recognized degree
Experienced faculty members
Modern facilities & resources
Career development support
Preparing for the CSCA Exam?
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Requirements vary by programme
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