Shanghai University of International Business and Economics

Shanghai University of International Business and Economics (SUIBE; Chinese: 上海对外经贸大学; pinyin: Shànghǎi Duìwài Jīngmào Dàxué), known as Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade before 2013. Is a public university in Shanghai, China. Founded in 1960, SUIBE is an institution of higher learning formerly subordinate to the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation. Since 1994 it is under the administration of the Shanghai Municipal Government.

Shanghai University of International Business and Economics
上海对外经贸大学
Former name
Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (上海对外贸易学院)
Motto« 诚信 宽容 博学 务实 »
Motto in English
Learned tolerance, integrity and pragmatism
TypePublic university
Established1960
PresidentZhu Guohong
Academic staff
1,000
Students10,000
Location
Songjiang District, Shanghai
,
China
Websitewww.suibe.edu.cn

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SUIBE is among the first institutions across the world selected for hosting a WTO Chair. With a view to adding to Shanghai’s and China’s strengths in international trade and economy, SUIBE is actively engaged in high-level researches in fields related to international trade on the platforms provided by such research institutes as the Shanghai Research Centre for Strategies on International Trade and the Shanghai Research Institute for Development Strategies, which is designated as a Key Research Base for Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences conducted by Institutions of Higher Learning in Shanghai and Shanghai Innovation Research Base for Social Sciences. Spearheading high-level studies in international trade, some SUIBE professors are recognized as chief experts at the Shanghai Innovation Research Base for Social Sciences and the Studio of the Shanghai Research Institute for Development Strategies.

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