Chinese-foreign cooperation in running schools usually refers to educational institutions with China citizens as the main enrollment targets, which are jointly organized by foreign educational institutions and China educational institutions in China. At present, Chinese-foreign cooperation in running schools generally refers to Chinese-foreign cooperation in running schools in the fields of higher education and vocational education encouraged by the state.

Academic education plan

Academic education projects must pass the unified examination and fill in the volunteers. After graduation, you will get diplomas issued by Chinese and foreign schools respectively (for example, Tsinghua University cooperates with Australian National University to organize a master's education program in management).

Non-academic education program

Non-academic education projects do not need to fill in their volunteers, and they can take the entrance examination held by the school themselves. China schools get corresponding credits, pass the language test, and then are admitted to cooperative schools. After graduation, they get diplomas issued by foreign schools (for example, China Agricultural University and Laurenstein Wageningen University (formerly Laurenstein International Agricultural College of the Netherlands) jointly organize non-academic projects in horticulture).

Matters needing attention

Those who participate in non-academic education projects will not be able to recognize the academic qualifications obtained by the project if the project has not been audited and certified by the Ministry of Education.