The processes of economic globalization and effects of the financial crisis have weakened EU’s economic potential and possibility to compete on the global market. Unlike the EU, China is growing in strength as one of the key world market players. Incredible progress noted from the 80’s has made it one of the leaders of the world trade and world economy. Increasing offer of the Chinese economy, it’s membership in World Trade Organization, new chains of production (post fordism), make the competition, especially in goods market, tough and laborious. In these circumstances one of the most important mean of increasing EU’s potential is education. The special programme: “Chinese Business Law & Business Development” is the innovation that will constitute the measure to achieve that. It is planned to be a post-graduate programme. The main aim of the project is to increase EU’s economic potential in the context of relations (mainly trade relations) with China. Auxiliary objective is to provide all units that are planning to start the business in China with all necessary knowledge that would make them able to fulfill their plans. The offer is targeted to all people and entities interested in “Chinese issues”: tradesmen, manufacturers, investors, researchers etc. Innovation as the motor for economic change and building factor of the "learning economy" is key point of the project. The consortium consists of four partners: Akademickie Centrum Informacji i Edukacji Europejskiej (hereinafter referred to as: ACIEE), Uniwersytet Warszawski (hereinafter referred to as: Warsaw University), Vrije Universiteit Brussel (hereinafter referred to as: VUB) and University of Chester. All of them are prestigious institutions providing educational services at the highest, international level. They are all experienced in the area of education and implementing European projects. The high qualifications of the representatives responsible for the project guarantee the proper and successful realization. The outcome of the project is intended to meet all expectations set for the LLP projects and achieve all necessary goals: The special adopted programme “Chinese Business Law & Business Development”, e-platform, manuals, teaching materials, guide for investors and business in China, manual for business Chinese language course. The intangible outcome will be the growing concern about business opportunities in China, spreading knowledge, expertise and practical skills.The estimated impact is to strengthening the EU’s potential in relations with China. Offer of the programme will be available to wide range of recipients so that knowledge necessary to start business in China will be widespread in the area of the whole EU. The number of people with proper knowledge and skills will be growing every year. Education is the key to meet Lisbon Strategy goals and increase European potential in globalized market.