Academic Registration Management Measures of the University of International Business and Economics

University of International Business and Economics

Academic Regulations for Undergraduates [1]

Reviewed by the President's Council in 1982

Revised by the President's Council in 1986

Revised by the President's Council in 1989

Revised by the President's Council in May 1995

Revised by the President's Council in September 1999

Revised by the President's Council in July 2001

Revised by the President's Council in September 2002

Revised by the President's Council in October 2003

Revised by the President's Council in August 2005

Revised by the President's Council in September 2008

Revised by the President's Council in October 2010

Revised August 2017

Chapter I General Provisions

Article 1 In order to regulate the management of students in general higher education schools, maintain the normal order of education and teaching and life in general higher education schools, protect the legitimate rights and interests of students, and cultivate socialist builders and successors with all-round development in moral, intellectual, physical and aesthetic aspects, our university has formulated these measures in accordance with the Education Law, the Higher Education Law, the Regulations of the Ministry of Education on the Management of Students in General Higher Education Schools, the Regulations of the Beijing Municipal Education Commission on the Procedures for Disciplinary Punishment of Students in General Higher Education Schools and other laws and regulations. This method is formulated in accordance with the Education Law, the Higher Education Law, the Regulations on the Administration of Students in General Higher Education Schools of the Ministry of Education and the Regulations on Disciplinary Procedures for Students in General Higher Education Schools of the Beijing Municipal Education Commission.

These measures are applicable to undergraduates of general higher education in our university.

Unless otherwise specified, students referred to herein are those who are officially registered and in regular school status.

Chapter 2 Admission and Registration

Article 2 Those who meet the national enrollment regulations and are formally accepted by the University are qualified for admission to the University and can be registered as students of general higher education of the University.

Article 3 All new students officially admitted by the University shall come to the school for enrollment procedures on the date specified by the school with the admission notice and relevant documents. If for any reason you cannot enter the school as scheduled, you should apply to the school in advance for postponement of admission and approval by the school admissions office. The postponement should not exceed two weeks. If you do not apply for a leave of absence or if you are late in applying for a leave of absence, you will be deemed to have abandoned your enrollment status except for force majeure and other legitimate reasons, and the school will not accept your application for admission.

Article 4 The Admissions Office of the University shall conduct preliminary examination on the admission qualifications of new students upon their arrival, and those who pass the examination shall go through the admission procedures and be registered; if the examination finds that the admission notice, candidate information and other supporting materials of the new students do not match their actual situation, or there are other circumstances that violate the regulations of the national admissions examination, the admission qualifications shall be cancelled.

Article 5 New students can apply for reservation of enrollment status due to illness, conscription into the military, self-employment or other force majeure reasons. During the period of reservation, students do not have academic registration. The maximum retention period is two years, from the date of arrival of new students in the current academic year to the date of arrival of new students in the third academic year.

Article 6 Within three months after the admission of new students, the school admissions office is responsible for organizing colleges, school hospitals and other departments to conduct a review according to the national and Ministry of Education admissions regulations. The review mainly includes the following aspects:

(a) whether the admission procedures and procedures are in accordance with national admission regulations;

(ii) Whether the admission qualifications obtained are true and in accordance with the relevant regulations;

(iii) Whether the person and the proof of identity are consistent with the admission notice and the candidate's file;

(d) whether the physical and mental health condition meets the requirements of the medical examination for the major or professional category applied for, and whether it can ensure normal study and life at school;

(E) the arts, sports and other special types of admissions students whether the professional level of admissions requirements. Where it is not in line with national and school enrollment regulations, to falsify the means to be admitted, regardless of when found, once confirmed, that is, cancel their admission or cancel their school registration, returned to the original domicile, has paid the fee is not refunded.

The review found that the student has falsified, fraud and other circumstances, determined that the review failed, cancel their school registration; the circumstances are serious, the school referred to the relevant departments for investigation and treatment.

If a student's physical or mental condition is found to be unfit for study, he/she will be diagnosed by a hospital of second class A or above designated by the school and needs to recuperate at home.

The procedures and methods for new students' review are in accordance with the Rules for the Implementation of the Review of New Students' Entrance Qualifications for Undergraduates of the University of International Business and Economics.

New students should apply for admission to the school before the expiration of the reservation period, and after the school examination and qualification, apply for admission procedures and be registered. If you fail to pass the examination, you will be disqualified; if you do not go through the enrollment procedures after the deadline and do not have a valid reason such as delay due to force majeure, you will be deemed to have given up your enrollment status.

Article 7 Student registration refers to the way students register with the university to confirm that they have acquired or maintained their academic status. Student registration is conducted twice: during the academic year (at the beginning of the fall semester) and during the semester (at the beginning of the spring semester). Students obtain or maintain their registration by paying tuition and registering for the academic year, and by registering for the semester. Students may not ask others to register for them.

Article 8 When students register for the academic year, they must go to the college office for registration procedures within the specified date with their student ID cards and the certificate of payment issued by the financial office of the school. Students who apply for national student loans or other forms of financial assistance will register after going through the relevant procedures.

When students register for a semester, they must report to their college with their student ID card and register within the specified dates.

Article 9 Regardless of academic year registration or semester registration, students who do not register after two weeks of school without any reason shall be treated as withdrawal. Those who really have special reasons for not being able to register as scheduled should apply for temporary registration before the registration day, and can only be registered temporarily after approval.

Article 10 When registering for the academic year, students will report to school for registration according to the regulations, and if they cannot pay tuition fees within the time specified by the school, their academic registration will be suspended. The cases in which tuition cannot be paid on time include

(i) Those who have not received student loans or other forms of financial assistance to offset tuition fees;

(ii) Those who do not meet the school's tuition remission requirements and cannot receive a tuition remission;

(3) Those who do not pay the tuition fee on time without any reason.

The temporary registration period is from the date of registration for the academic year to the deadline for electronic registration for the academic year as determined by the higher education administration.

Students will not receive the full rights of enrolled students during the period of deferred registration. Students will resume their normal academic status after they have completed tuition payments.

If the tuition fee is not paid at the end of the temporary registration period, the school will cancel the student's registration and deal with the student as automatic withdrawal.

Article 11 shall not be registered if any of the following circumstances:

(i) Has withdrawn from the program for whatever reason;

(ii) Those who have been expelled from the University for whatever reason;

(iii) Those who do not meet other regulations of the university regarding registration.

Article 12 Students who have been cancelled or should be cancelled according to the school's regulations cannot obtain official school registration through registration.

(i) A student whose registration has been cancelled is still not valid and cannot obtain a student registration regardless of the way he/she completes the registration process.

(ii) Students who should be cancelled according to the regulations may choose not to register and withdraw before the final decision of the school is issued, or they may choose to pay the fees and register as normal to obtain a prospective student status; the school will announce the final decision on the treatment of such students within one month after the registration date, and students should stay in school or withdraw according to the final decision of the school.

Chapter 3 Assessment and performance records

Article 13 Students shall, in accordance with the professional training program, participate in the examination of courses and various educational teaching sessions (hereinafter collectively referred to as courses) in order to obtain the grades of the courses. The course grades are recorded in the students' personal grade files, and are filed in the academic records after graduation.

Article 14 The examination is divided into two types: examination and examination. Undergraduates' examinations and grades are evaluated in accordance with the "Regulations on the Administration of Undergraduate Examinations of the University of International Business and Economics" and "Measures for the Administration of Undergraduate Grades of the University of International Business and Economics". Those who fail in the required courses and introductory courses must retake them; those who fail in the elective courses may not retake them.

Students participate in the courses stipulated in the education and teaching plan of the university, and the course performance is assessed and evaluated by the teacher in charge of the course; students participate in practical teaching according to the cultivation program, and are assessed and evaluated by the department in charge of the corresponding link; students participate in second and third classroom learning and activities, and are assessed and evaluated by the school committee.

Article 15 The school grades are divided into four scoring methods: the percentage system, the five-level system, the two-level system and the accumulation point system. In principle, all teaching courses of the university are graded by the percentage system, with 60 being a pass. The calculation methods of different crediting methods are in accordance with the "Measures for the Management of Undergraduate Grades of the University of International Business and Economics", and the calculation methods of credit accumulation points are in accordance with the "Measures for the Management of Undergraduate Credit System of the University of International Business and Economics".

Article 16 The different scoring methods and the criteria for obtaining credits are as follows:

(i) The course assessment is based on the percentage system or two-tier system. The percent system is scored and passes with 60 points or more; the two-tier system is recorded as "pass" and "fail". The course credit will be obtained only if the grade is 60 or above (inclusive) or if the course is passed.

(ii) The evaluation grades of the thesis/design are all given on a five-grade system: excellent, good, moderate, passing and failing, and credit will be awarded only when passing or above.

(iii) Professional internship and laboratory reports are given on a two-tier system of passing and failing, and credit will be given only if they pass.

(iv) All other educational teaching credits are measured and recognized by passing (passing) or failing (failing) grades.

Article 17 Once the course grades are confirmed and submitted by the course instructor, and once the grades of other educational teaching sessions are confirmed and submitted by the competent department, no one has the right to change them. Students who have objections to the assessment results may submit applications for review, and the school offering the course or the department in charge will be responsible for the review. The application period is within two weeks after the beginning of each semester, after the application period, no longer accepted.

Article 18 The assessment, recognition and recording of course grades shall be carried out in accordance with the Measures for the Management of Students' Grades of the University of International Business and Economics. The assessment and evaluation of practical teaching sessions are carried out in accordance with the Measures for the Administration of Undergraduate Practical Teaching of the University of International Business and Economics. The assessment and evaluation of the second and third classrooms are carried out according to the "Management Measures of Second and Third Classrooms of the University of International Business and Economics (for Trial Implementation)".

Article 19 The assessment and appraisal of students' ideological character shall be based mainly on the Regulations on the Administration of Students in Ordinary Colleges and Universities (Decree No. 41 of the Ministry of Education), and shall be conducted in the form of personal summary and democratic evaluation by teachers and students.

The evaluation of physical education grades highlights the process management and is based on attendance, in-class teaching, extracurricular exercise activities and physical fitness.

Article 20 Our university implements the credit system management. Students can obtain credits only if they pass the courses. Students shall take courses in accordance with the teaching plan in the training program, and may take courses across semesters if conditions permit. Except for the graduation year, students shall not take less than 12 credits in each semester for two consecutive semesters.

Article 21 Students may apply for a minor in other majors or take courses in other majors in accordance with the "Management Measures of Undergraduate Credit System of the University of International Business and Economics"; they may apply for a minor or take courses across universities and participate in open online courses recognized by the university. Students can apply for a minor in another major or take a course in another major; they can apply for a minor in another major or take a course in another major.

Article 22 Students' participation in innovation and entrepreneurship, social practice and other activities, as well as the publication of papers, patent authorization and other experiences and achievements related to professional learning and academic requirements can be converted into credits and recorded into academic grades.

Article 23 The school truly and completely records and issues students' academic results, and marks the grades obtained through retakes.

If a student seriously violates the discipline of the examination or cheats, the examination result of the course will be invalidated and recorded as zero, and the corresponding disciplinary action will be given in accordance with the "Measures for the Implementation of Disciplinary Punishment for Students of the University of International Business and Economics". Students who have been given warnings, serious warnings, demerits and probation may be given the opportunity to retake the course after good education.

Article 24 Students discontinue their studies due to withdrawal, their courses and credits earned during the study period are loaded into the students' personal grade files, and after they leave school, they are put into their academic records. If students re-enter the school after taking the entrance examination and meeting the admission conditions, the credits they have obtained can be included in the students' personal grade files after their application and the school's examination and approval, and can be converted to replace the credits of the course groups (courses) required by the training program of the major. The single subject grades applied for are valid for two years from the date of suspension of studies, with reference to the "Credit System Management Measures of the University of International Business and Economics".

Article 25 Students shall participate in the activities specified in the education and teaching plan on time. If they cannot attend on time, they should request and receive approval for absence in advance. Unexcused absences will be criticized and educated according to the relevant regulations of the university. Students who are absent from a course in a semester for one-fourth of the total hours of the course will be disqualified from the final examination of the course and the examination result of the course will be invalid and recorded as zero. If the absence is serious, the student will be given disciplinary action in accordance with the "Rules for the Implementation of Disciplinary Punishment for Students of the University of International Business and Economics".

The university carries out integrity education for students, and students' academic, academic, and character integrity information is recorded in the students' personal integrity information electronic files, and discipline and punishment are given for breach of trust; for those who have serious breach of trust, corresponding disciplinary sanctions are given according to the Measures for the Implementation of Disciplinary Punishments for Students of the University of International Business and Economics. For those who violate academic integrity, restrictions can be made on their obtaining degrees and academic titles, honors, etc.

Chapter 4 Change of Major and Transfer

Article 26 The change of major refers to the act of changing the direction of study from the original major to another major within the school; the transfer refers to the act of changing the student's academic management affiliation from one general higher education school to another general higher education school.

Article 27 Students who are really interested in other majors and have specialties during their study can apply for changing majors. If the school needs to adjust the majors appropriately according to the developmental changes of the society's demand for personnel training, the students can apply for transferring to other related majors; students who are recommended by foreign language high schools for guaranteed admission, students who are admitted in the form of special admissions, and students who have relevant national regulations or have a clear agreement with the school before admission are not allowed to change their majors.

Article 28 Students must change their majors in accordance with the relevant regulations of the university, and the students themselves must apply for the approval of the transferring and transferring colleges, and report to the Office of Academic Affairs for approval; or the colleges make the request, and with the consent of the students themselves, report to the Office of Academic Affairs for approval. The Office of Academic Affairs will report to the relevant educational authorities for the record. The specific regulations and implementation details of students' application for transferring majors shall be implemented with reference to the Administrative Measures for Undergraduate Students' Transfer of Majors of the University of International Business and Economics.

The school gives priority to students who take a break from school to start a business or return to school after retiring from military service and need to change their major due to their own circumstances.

Article 29 The transfer of students must comply with the relevant regulations of the educational authorities of the general higher education institutions and be approved and recorded by the relevant departments.

(i) Transfer is allowed in one of the following cases

1. Those who are unable to continue their studies at the University or do not adapt to the study requirements of the University without transferring because of illness or special difficulties or special needs as determined by the University;

2. Recommended by the school and confirmed by the transferring school that the transfer can better utilize their expertise;

3. If students need to transfer to another school for reasons other than their own, such as changes in school training conditions, the school will issue a certificate and the local provincial education administration will coordinate the transfer to a school of the same level.

(2) Students should transfer to other universities according to the following procedures.

1. The student will apply for transfer to his/her school and the school to which he/she intends to transfer, stating the reasons.

2. The city transfer, with the consent of the school and the school to be transferred to, the transferring school is responsible for reviewing the conditions of transfer and relevant certificates, and if the school is deemed to meet the training requirements of the school and the school has the ability to train, the school principal's office or special meeting to study the decision, can be transferred.

3. Inter-provincial transfer, agreed by the two schools, by the provincial education authorities in the place of transfer, the provincial education authorities in the place of transfer, according to the transfer conditions for confirmation after the transfer procedures. For those who need to transfer their accounts, the provincial education department in the place of transfer will copy the relevant documents to the public security authorities in the place of transferring schools.

(c) No transfer will be allowed if any of the following apply

1. Those who have enrolled for less than one semester or one year before graduation;

2. whose entrance examination results are lower than the admission results of the same year in the same place of origin of the relevant major to be transferred to the school;

3. those who have moved from a lower to a higher level of education;

4. those admitted with targeted employment enrollment;

5. shall be withdrawn from the scholar;

6. Those who do not comply with the relevant regulations of the school and the educational authorities without a valid reason.

Article 30 The school in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, the transfer of public information in a timely manner, and within three months after the completion of the transfer, the transfer school reported to the provincial education administrative department for the record.

Article 31 Other regulations related to students' application for transfer.

(a) In principle, transfer students should be transferred to the University within one month at the beginning of the semester.

(2) For students who transfer to the University, the University recognizes the credits of the courses they have taken in the original University by referring to the "Credit System Management Measures of the University of International Business and Economics".

Chapter 5: Suspension and Reinstatement

Article 32 Suspension refers to the academic status of a student who, for some reason, applies for and is approved by the school or is required by the school to suspend his or her studies for a certain period of time but retains his or her academic status. Students who have one of the following conditions are allowed to apply for or are required by the school to suspend their studies.

(i) Those who, due to illness or special difficulties or special needs, are unable to continue their studies or do not meet the study requirements of the University;

(ii) temporarily unable to continue their studies due to self-employment;

(iii) The school determines, based on the hospital's diagnosis and relevant national regulations, that his or her continued study in school will affect his or her health or that of others;

(iv) The school considers that the student should be suspended from school.

Article 33 Students shall apply for suspension of study, and be approved by the student's college and approved by the Academic Affairs Office. If the student does not apply for suspension, but the school determines that the student's health or the health of others will be affected if the student does not suspend his/her studies according to the diagnosis of the university hospital and the designated hospital and the relevant national regulations, the student may be required to suspend his/her studies.

Article 34 Students shall apply for suspension of study for a period of one year at a time, and the number of suspensions shall not exceed two, and the total number of suspensions shall not exceed two years.

Article 35 New students and current students enlisted in the military, the school for new students to retain their enrollment status until two years after discharge, for current students to retain their academic status until two years after discharge.

Students who participate in inter-school joint training programs organized by the university will be retained by the university for the duration of their studies at the joint training school.

During the student's retention period, the student establishes a management relationship with the military, school, and other organizations in which he or she is actually enrolled.

Article 36 Students who have not completed their courses in the semester of suspension are treated as untaken. The grades of students serving in the military are handled in accordance with the relevant policies.

Article 37 The suspension of students should go through the formalities to leave school. Students may not return to school or take examinations during the suspension period, the school retains its academic status, but does not enjoy the treatment of students studying in school. The medical expenses of students suspended from school due to illness shall be handled according to the relevant national and local regulations.

Article 38 Students are not allowed to apply for other institutions during the period of reserved admission and reserved student status (including suspension), otherwise the consequences will be borne by the students.

Article 39 Reinstatement refers to the way that students apply and the school agrees to resume normal school study status one week before the start of the new semester after the end of the recess. The relevant regulations for resumption of studies are as follows:

(i) Students who have been suspended from school due to illness must apply for reinstatement before the start of each semester with a diagnosis from a hospital designated by the university and a certificate from the university hospital proving that they have recovered their health, and be approved by the Office of Academic Affairs after examination by the college.

(ii) Students who have been suspended for other reasons must apply for reinstatement and be approved by the Office of Academic Affairs after examination by the college before they can resume their studies.

(iii) Students who engage in activities that are inconsistent with the reasons for their application for suspension without the consent of the school authorities during the suspension period, and who have been warned and are ineffective, will be disqualified from resuming their studies and will be treated as automatic withdrawals.

Students applying for reinstatement who have committed serious violations of law and discipline during the period of suspension will be disqualified from reinstatement after examination and confirmation, and will be treated as automatic withdrawal or expulsion depending on different circumstances.

If a student returns to school during the suspension period without the consent of the school, the school will not recognize the course he/she has taken and will not give him/her credit. Those who affect the work of the school in serious cases will be dealt with according to (3) of this article.

After students resume their studies, they will be assigned to the corresponding grade of their original majors, and their graduation and degree application qualifications will be examined according to the training program of the original grade or the corresponding grade, depending on the circumstances.

Chapter 6 Withdrawal

Article 40 Withdrawal is a way to cancel the student's school registration when the student gives up the school registration automatically or must give up the school registration according to the relevant regulations of the school. Students who have one of the following conditions will be withdrawn from school.

(i) Undergraduate students who fail four or more courses or three or more required courses in the same semester, or who fail four or more required courses in the same semester, will be given an academic warning; the second time they reach the condition of academic warning, they will be given a warning to withdraw from the university; the third time they reach the condition of academic warning, they will be withdrawn from the university;

(ii) Undergraduate students taking less than 12 credits per semester for two consecutive semesters of study (excluding the graduation year);

(iii) Except for those who serve in the military, undergraduates will be enrolled and retained in school for more than six years from the date of reporting for admission, with the five-year academic system being extended for one year; new students applying for retention of admission status will be counted from the date of reporting for admission of new students in the year they are admitted as new students;

(iv) Those who are diagnosed by the hospital designated by the university hospital as suffering from illness or unable to continue their studies due to accidental disability;

(v) Unauthorized failure to participate in the school's required teaching activities for two consecutive weeks;

(vi) Failure to register beyond the deadline set by the university and failure to comply with the procedures for suspending registration;

(vii) Suspension or retention of enrollment status without special reasons within two weeks of the expiration of the reinstatement procedures;

(H) meet the withdrawal conditions stipulated in this method.

If a student applies for withdrawal, he/she will go through the withdrawal procedure after the school's approval.

Article 41 For students who withdraw from school, the school shall issue a withdrawal decision letter and send it to them; if the withdrawal decision letter cannot be sent to them due to special circumstances, an announcement shall be made on the school's website and shall be deemed to be delivered to them after ten days from the date of the announcement.

Article 42 Students who withdraw from school shall go through withdrawal procedures and leave school within ten working days from the date the decision to withdraw from school is sent or the announcement takes effect, and their files and household registration are returned to their family domicile. If the withdrawing student does not go through or fails to go through all the relevant procedures within the prescribed period, the relevant departments of the school may handle the matter on their own after the prescribed period.

Article 43 Students who disagree with the treatment of withdrawal may submit written appeals to the Student Appeals Committee of the University, with reference to the "Measures for Handling Student Appeals of the University of International Business and Economics (for Trial Implementation)".

Article 44 Withdrawal from school is not a disciplinary action for students, and a withdrawal decision letter is issued. Students who have withdrawn from school may not apply for reinstatement.

Chapter 7: Graduation, completion and non-completion

Article 45 The academic system of our university for undergraduate students is four years or five years. The graduation time refers to the graduation time determined by the academic year, and the proposed graduation time refers to the graduation time after the student applies for shortening or extending the study time. If a student does not specify, the university assumes that he/she is qualified for graduation at the graduation time by default.

Article 46 The study time of students may be appropriately shortened or extended by the students according to the actual situation, and the shortened study time is allowed to be applied only once, and generally cannot be changed after the application is approved. The specific regulations are as follows:

(i) For those who apply for extended study time, the total time of study in the four-year system shall not exceed six years, and the five-year system shall not exceed seven years (including the time of suspension and other retention time), except for conscription into the military. Those who apply for extended study time must apply within one week after the commencement of the proposed graduation semester or the default graduation semester, and their graduation semester will be determined according to the time their application is approved.

Students who fail the course in the graduation semester and do not apply for extension of study time in advance may apply for extension of study time in the first week of the next semester, otherwise they will be treated as completion or incomplete.

(ii) Those who apply for a shorter study period must be in school for at least three years (inclusive). Those who apply for shortened study time must apply within one week after the commencement of the proposed graduation semester, and their graduation semester will be determined according to the time their application is approved.

For those who do not apply for shortening or extending the study period, the university will consider them as having completed their studies within the original academic year, and examine their graduation and degree application qualifications accordingly.

Article 47 Graduation refers to the school's academic assessment as well as the results of the ideological and moral assessment and physical health assessment of students who have completed the academic requirements stipulated in the training program and met other graduation conditions required by the school. Graduation is granted when students meet the following requirements, and a graduation certificate is issued.

(i) Good conduct, no major faults, in line with the ethics of the school's talent training requirements.

(ii) Complete all the credits and all the teaching links stipulated in the training program of the major to which they belong, and meet the requirements of the graduation thesis (graduation design), in line with the school's talent training objectives.

(iii) Obtain the credits required to be earned in the second or third classroom.

If students meet the requirements for degree conferment at the time of graduation, the university will also issue a degree certificate.

Article 48 Completion refers to the academic assessment results made by the school for students who have completed their years of study, completed their courses but have not completed the academic requirements or have not met other graduation conditions as required by the school.

Students who have completed the courses specified in the training program during their study period, but have not obtained the required credits or have not met other graduation requirements, and have obtained at least 90% of the completed credits required by the professional training program (inclusive), will be issued a certificate of completion.

Those who can meet the graduation requirements and review the degree requirements through make-up examinations, retakes or graduation design, thesis and defense within two years after completion can apply for the graduation certificate and degree (excluding the honorary bachelor's degree certificate). After two years, the university will no longer accept their applications.

Article 49: Failure refers to the academic assessment results of the school for students who have not completed the courses specified in the cultivation program or the required teaching sessions within the year of study and have terminated their studies in the middle.

Those who have completed one academic year of study may be issued a certificate of incompletion; those who have completed one semester but less than one academic year may be issued a transcript without any certificate; those who have completed less than one semester may be issued a certificate of factual study without any certificate. For those who have been expelled from school, the school will not issue any academic certificate, but may provide transcripts or certificates of factual study.

Chapter VIII By-laws

Article 50 These Measures shall be complementary to the Measures for Awarding Bachelor's Degrees of the University of International Business and Economics, the Measures for the Management of Undergraduate Credit System of the University of International Business and Economics, the Measures for the Management of Students' Grades of the University of International Business and Economics, and the Rules for the Implementation of Disciplinary Punishments for Students Studying in the University of International Business and Economics, and shall come into force at the same time.

These provisions shall come into effect on September 1, 2017.