Common offerings include courses in composition, speech, literature, the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, mathematics, arts and multicultural diversity. Specialized courses leading to majors like Economics and Communications are also available. Most of the courses are taught in English by selected American or Chinese professors. Plans include the development of courses in Chinese language, history, law, economy and culture. ICB students have access to all facilities at the East and West campuses of China Agricultural University, including libraries, computer laboratories, and classrooms.
Students also have access to East campus recreation, entertainment and dining facilities.
International students who attend ICB live in the International Guest House on campus. Each room has a private Western bathroom with a tub and shower. The Guest House is a few steps away from a variety of small restaurants which, for a very modest price, serve a wide variety of traditional and delicious Chinese food. Prices are very modest by U.S. standards. Within a few blocks of campus, students may purchase food and a variety of goods from the Wu-fu Market.