Guiyang Institute of Information Science and Technology (贵阳信息科技学院): Programs and Teaching Language for International Students
Guiyang Institute of Information Science and Technology（贵阳信息科技学院）offers international students two levels in the Guizhou brochure: a non-degree E-commerce program and an undergraduate E-commerce program. The brochure does not state the teaching language, tuition, scholarship amounts or application deadlines, so those details need to be confirmed with the university directly.
What the institution offers
The university is a private undergraduate institution independently established and approved by China's Ministry of Education. It is located at No. 8 Siya Road, Huaxi University Town, Gui'an New Area, Guizhou Province (postcode 550025). The brochure gives a student population of 16,451 and more than 960 faculty members. The university has six secondary schools and two teaching departments.
The university lists 40 undergraduate programs in total, mostly in science and engineering. The international admissions table in the Guizhou brochure lists only two entries, both in E-commerce. Do not assume the other undergraduate programs are open to international students unless the university confirms it.
The university traces its roots to the International College of Guizhou University of Technology, founded in 2001. The brochure states that the school was formally converted after approval from the Ministry of Education in May 2021 and a provincial government approval in August 2021.
Full program list
The Guizhou brochure lists the following entries for international students.
| Category | Program | Duration | Admission requirements (as listed) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-degree | E-commerce | One or two years | Not listed in the brochure |
| Undergraduate | E-commerce | Four years | High school diploma or equivalent; HSK Level 4 |
Teaching language
The brochure does not include a teaching language column, so it does not say whether E-commerce is taught in Chinese, English or both. The HSK Level 4 requirement on the undergraduate entry suggests the university expects applicants to have working Chinese. That is an inference from the requirement, not a stated medium of instruction. Ask the international education college or international exchange office to confirm the language for each entry before you apply.
Who this suits
The undergraduate E-commerce entry suits applicants who want a four-year bachelor's track at a Chinese private university and who already meet or plan to meet HSK Level 4. The non-degree entry, with a one- or two-year length, suits applicants who want a shorter course. The brochure does not give admission requirements for the non-degree entry, so ask about them before choosing this path.
What to confirm with the university
Check the latest official notice on the university website for tuition and fees.
Ask whether any scholarships are available and what the amounts are.
Confirm the application deadline for the intake you want.
Confirm the teaching language for the E-commerce programs.
Ask which of the 40 undergraduate programs accept international students.
Ask for the admission requirements for the non-degree E-commerce entry.
The official website is the place to check for the latest information. The brochure does not replace the university's current notices.