Capital University of Economics & Business

Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB) is located in the Huaxiang area of Fengtai District, Beijing, a vibrant part of the capital with excellent transportation and cultural richness. As a high-level research university in Beijing, CUEB is distinguished by its strengths in economics and management, while also offering coordinated programs in law, literature, science, and engineering.

The university is recognized nationally through its inclusion in the National High-Level University Graduate Program, the National Characteristic Key Discipline Project, the National Ecological Civilization Education Base, and the National College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program.

CUEB's core strengths lie in its deep expertise and industry influence in economics and management. It is one of China's earliest institutions to establish specialized programs in labor economics and labor protection, earning a reputation as the cradle of China's labor economics discipline.

Flagship majors include economics, finance, accounting, labor and social security, and statistics, ranking among the top in Beijing's municipal universities and enjoying national recognition. The university offers 5 first-level doctoral degree programs, 12 first-level master's degree programs, and 18 professional master's degree programs, covering economics, management, law, literature, science, and engineering.

CUEB boasts a highly qualified faculty of 1,491 staff, including 991 full-time teachers, many with overseas study or research experience, providing international students with diverse perspectives. The university comprises 20 teaching units offering 45 undergraduate programs, with curricula blending international and local elements; some programs are taught bilingually or entirely in English.

For graduate studies, CUEB provides 5 first-level doctoral programs, 12 first-level master's programs, and 18 professional master's programs (e.g., MBA, Master of Finance, Master of Accounting). Research platforms include several provincial/ministerial key research centers, such as the China Economic Growth and Cycle Research Center and the Labor Economics Research Center, undertaking numerous national and provincial projects.

CUEB operates two campuses: the main campus in Huaxiang, Fengtai District (293,245 sqm), featuring green spaces and modern facilities; and the Hongmiao campus in Chaoyang District (58,378 sqm), conveniently located near business centers.

The main campus houses advanced teaching buildings, labs, a library, a gymnasium, and student activity centers. Dormitories are well-equipped with options for different room types, air conditioning, and internet access. Dining halls offer Chinese, Western, and halal cuisine to cater to diverse tastes.