Two majors, not business administration, are called international business administration, which is different from domestic business administration. They are all in English, and many foreign teachers also get foreign diplomas. The Chinese-foreign joint-venture majors are students of the Western Program of Missouri State University in the United States, all of whom use American synchronous textbooks. It is not allowed for China University to require some public courses and philosophy, so if you go to this university, you can't take the postgraduate entrance examination in China, and the courses can't involve any major as in the United States (American universities have to learn the contents of other majors regardless of their majors), but there are many courses that require credits. This major is particularly tiring, the living conditions in Liaoshi are particularly poor, and Dalian is the worst, so you are really tired. You have to be mentally prepared. Take my advice. Foreign universities are really tired and abnormal.