The Undergraduate Program in International Economics and Trade at Zhejiang University of Technology provides students with a strong foundation in the theory and practice of global economic systems and international business operations. This program is designed to prepare students for a globalized world by equipping them with essential knowledge in economics, trade policies, and cross-border commerce. The curriculum covers core areas such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade theory, international finance, and global business strategies, ensuring that students gain a thorough understanding of how international markets operate.

Throughout the program, students explore topics that are crucial for navigating the complexities of international trade, such as trade regulations, currency exchange, global supply chains, and the impacts of international trade agreements. Courses on business management, marketing, and e-commerce provide a broader context, helping students understand the factors that influence global trade dynamics and how businesses adapt to economic shifts. The program also emphasizes the importance of understanding economic policy and regulatory environments across different countries, as these factors significantly affect trade flows and market accessibility. Students may engage in projects that involve analyzing international economic data, assessing trade opportunities, and formulating strategies to enter or expand in foreign markets.

Graduates of this program are well-suited for a variety of careers in international business, trade analysis, finance, logistics, and government roles. They may find positions as trade analysts, import/export managers, international sales consultants, financial analysts, and economic policy advisors. With their comprehensive knowledge of international markets and strong analytical capabilities, graduates are equipped to help organizations and governments navigate the complex landscape of global trade and foster economic growth.

Room Types

1. 2-Bed Room: Shared with one other student, offering a more private living arrangement.
2. 4-Bed Room: Shared with three other students, providing a more communal and cost-effective option.

Additional Facilities

• Basic Room Amenities: Each room typically includes beds, desks, chairs, wardrobes, and access to high-speed internet (Wi-Fi or LAN).
• Air Conditioning and Heating: Available to ensure comfort in all seasons.
• Shared Bathroom: Rooms often include a shared bathroom or access to communal bathrooms within the dormitory.
• Common Areas:
  • Kitchen: Shared kitchen facilities for students who wish to cook.
  • Laundry Facilities: Washing machines and dryers are available in the dormitory.
  • Study and Recreation Rooms: Designated spaces for group study and relaxation.
  • Dining Hall: Many dormitories are located near campus dining halls with affordable meals.