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Student Journal / Programs
12 October 2026
2 min read

English-Taught Programs in China: How to Check the Right Degree

Verify teaching language, entry rules, curriculum and the international catalogue before choosing an English-taught degree in China.

Start with the international major catalogue. An English university website does not mean every program is taught in English. Look for an international admissions catalogue that identifies the exact degree, teaching medium, campus, duration and intake. Some catalogues combine English, Chinese and mixed-language routes in the same table.
English-Taught Programs in China: How to Check the Right Degree

Full programme title matters

Record the program's full name rather than a broad subject label. 'Computer science,' for example, may refer to different degrees or specialisations. Check whether the degree is undergraduate or postgraduate and whether the published option is open to foreign applicants in your intended year.

Use published examples carefully

Use the current international programme catalogue to identify subjects available in English. A course listed for a previous intake does not establish availability, remaining seats or fees for your intended intake.

At another university, an English department may offer an English subject within a degree taught partly in Chinese. Check the medium field and ask about general education modules, assessments and required Chinese courses. For clinical subjects, also ask about the language used during patient-facing training.

Check entry evidence before comparing fees

Ask which English tests are accepted, the minimum overall and section scores, certificate validity and any previous English-medium education alternative. Rules differ by institution. A waiver from one university does not transfer to the next.

For bachelor study, confirm CSCA requirements in the major table. Mathematics and science combinations depend on the program. For postgraduate study, check whether academic background, research experience or supervisor approval is required alongside language evidence.

Compare what you will learn

Read the curriculum, assessment method and specialisations. A low fee is useful only if the degree fits your academic and career goals. Check the awarding institution, campus, internship arrangements and recognition relevant to further study or professional work.

Prepare a comparison with three columns: published fact, official source, and question still unanswered. Put the source intake beside every price and requirement. This makes it easier to recognise outdated information when you revisit the shortlist.

Make a realistic shortlist

Select two or three programs that match both your school or bachelor background and your budget. Ask for clarification on ambiguous language labels before paying any deposit. If no current notice is available, keep the program as a research option rather than a confirmed offer.

ILP Study can help you navigate official information and prepare an application plan. Our university directory lists institution names; it does not imply official representation, confirmed programme availability or assured admission.

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