1+3 Bachelor degree (For Chinese students)

1+3 Bachelor degree (For Chinese students)

MUIC

The pilot degrees under this MUIC-YNU collaboration are the Bachelor of Business Administration degree consisting of four majors (Business Economics, Finance, International Business, Marketing), Bachelor of Management in Travel and Service Business Entrepreneurship (BM-TSB), and Bachelor of Science (Major in Applied Mathematics, Biological Science, Chemistry, Computer Science, Food Science and Technology, Physics).

YNU

This arrangement will allow YNU students who meet MUIC admission requirements to matriculate at MUIC after successfully completing 11 articulated courses at YNU for their first year of study. The 11 courses they had taken at YNU will then be transferred to their MUIC student transcript. Students will continue studying according to MUIC curriculum and will receive a bachelor’s degree from MUIC.

MUIC delegation paid a courtesy call on Dean of YNU-IESC, Yunnan University

On 13 January 2020, Dr. Alexander Nanni, Associate Dean for International Affairs, led a delegation from Mahidol University International College (MUIC) to pay a visit to Dr. Faan Zhou, Dean of Yunnan University International Education Service Center (YNU-IESC), Kunming, China. The visit aimed at strengthening the two institutions’ current collaboration in a 1+3 bachelor credit transfer agreement. On 14 January 2020, the MUIC delegation also participated in the YNU-IESC marketing campaign, accompanied by Ms. Yangjin, student counselor of YNU-IESC for this program, to introduce MUIC-YNU 1+3 Bachelor Degree Credit Transfer to Yunnan University’s partner school. The program started receiving YNU students to study in Finance major and in Tourism and Hospitality Management major at MUIC in 2018. YNU students under this program can now have more options to study at MUIC which include Business Administration, Travel and Service Business Entrepreneurship (BM-TSB ), and all Science programs (Applied Mathematics, Biological Science, Chemistry, Computer Science, Food Science and Technology, and Physics).

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