Statistics with CUEB
Statistics Program with Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB) in China:
The Statistics Program with the Capital University of Economics and Business is a four-year dual-degree program based in Beijing, China. Students complete all four years at CUEB, with University of Alberta courses delivered as part of the program. This structure is known as a 4+0 program.
Overview of the Statistics Program with CUEB:
The University of Alberta and the Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB) launched a four-year dual-degree undergraduate program in Statistics in September 2026. Students complete the program in Beijing, China, studying a curriculum that combines courses from both universities. The 4+0 structure means that all four years of study take place at CUEB in Beijing. The course plan includes 20 U of A courses and transfer credit for 20 courses completed at CUEB.
Student Experience:
Students pursue an international education while remaining based in China. This program brings together academic contributions from CUEB and the University of Alberta and connects students with instructors from different academic backgrounds.
Degrees and Future Opportunities:
The Statistics Program with CUEB develops students' mathematical and statistical foundations and their ability to analyse data and apply statistical methods. Upon successful completion of the applicable requirements, students receive degrees from CUEB and the University of Alberta. Graduates develop a foundation for careers involving statistics and data analysis, or for the applications to graduate programs in statistics and related fields.
Contact:
Please reach out to mssdual@ualberta.ca if you have any questions or would like to learn more about this program.

University of Alberta President Bill Flanagan (left) and CUEB President Weixing Wu (right) unveil a plaque celebrating the start of the dual-degree program on September 11, 2026, in Beijing.

University of Alberta and CUEB Representatives during the U of A delegation’s visit to Beijing on September 11, 2026.