You mean China, Guangzhou, Jinan University, Master of Chinese International Education, just a campus. At the Chinese College of Jida University, No.377, Shougouling Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, the Chinese College is not located in Shipai Campus of the headquarters of Jida University, but is separated by one. The international students enrolled by China College are mainly from Southeast Asia. There is definitely no campus in Shanghai. Internships are now found by themselves, except for some people (most of them) who can go out to be Hanban volunteers (volunteer countries are generally Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines in Southeast Asia, and few in Europe and America), but not all of them can go out, so the rest need to be found by themselves. The school will arrange some internship positions, but the arrangement of the school is uncertain. After all, the internship position in the school is limited, and not everyone can satisfy it. I don't know about finding a job abroad. The major of Jinan University usually sends volunteers out, and most of those volunteers go back to China to find jobs after the volunteer period. As for the relatively few people who are employed overseas, if they want to work overseas, it still depends on their personal ability. No matter how good the school is, your ability should meet the requirements of others abroad.