CEMS courses offered by global CEMS member schools are all taught in English. Students need to have good English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills to adapt to the international teaching environment.

In addition to completing the course requirements of the CEMS curriculum, students must also fulfill the third language and international internship requirements:

Third Language Requirement: All CEMS graduates must demonstrate proficiency in three languages, one of which is English. The second language can be any language, including the native language or a foreign language at B1 level (written and spoken). The third language can be a foreign language at a basic level or above. For details, see: CEMS language graduation requirements - CEMS.

International Internship Experience: Students must complete an international internship of at least 8 weeks. The internship must be with a multinational enterprise or a company with international business operations. For details, see: CEMS International internship program - CEMS.

Master in Management students who meet CEMS assessment requirements can obtain the CEMS Master's in International Management certificate in addition to their Tsinghua Master's degree in Management.

Accommodation for Tsinghua Master in Management students during their CEMS term aboard depends on the resources of the host institution. Specifically, some institutions provide on-campus dormitories that students can apply for in advance; some have partnered rental resources; and others do not provide accommodation arrangements, requiring students to arrange their own local rental housing.

Tsinghua University provides on-campus dormitories for CEMS incoming students coming to Tsinghua SEM, who will apply online before arrival. Rooms are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Specific application dates and guidelines will be communicated after admission.

Each CEMS school has a local CEMS Club. CEMS Club Beijing is the CEMS student association at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. The club regularly organizes various activities, including company visits, alumni sharing sessions, cultural exchanges, etc., providing CEMS students with rich extracurricular learning and social opportunities. By participating in Club activities, students can expand their networks, understand industry trends, and enhance their comprehensive abilities.

The CEMS Student Representative is a student representative selected by each CEMS member school, collectively forming the CEMS global student union, the CEMS Student Board. The Student Representative represents the voice of their school's students in CEMS Student Board, which in turn represents the interests of all CEMS students. Key responsibilities of the CEMS Student Representative include representing their school's CEMS students in CEMS Student Board meetings, jointly enhancing the overall CEMS experience, and regularly updating fellow students on the global student union's activities, effectively bridging "local voices" with "global actions."

The CEMS Club Beijing has a Buddy Program designed to foster cross-cultural understanding and friendship between local and international students. Each incoming student will be assigned a local student buddy, whose contact information will be communicated after admission. The student buddy helps CEMS students quickly adapt to campus life and answers questions about study and daily life.