At present, many universities in China have set up Sino-foreign cooperative education programs, which also gives many students with average grades the opportunity to study abroad. So what is Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools? Today, Bian Xiao is here to introduce you.

Academic education plan

Academic education projects need to pass the unified entrance examination, fill in the form voluntarily, and leave after graduation to obtain the diploma issued by Chinese and foreign campuses, which we call planned.

Non-academic education program

Non-academic education projects do not need to fill in the college entrance examination volunteers, but they can take the entrance examination organized by Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools. Obtaining corresponding credits in Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools, being admitted to cooperative campuses after passing the language test, and obtaining diplomas issued by foreign campuses after graduation are called unplanned.

Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools

Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools refer to educational institutions jointly organized by overseas educational institutions and educational institutions in China, with China as the main enrollment target. At present, Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools usually refer to Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run schools in the fields of higher education and vocational education encouraged by the state.

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC)

At present, many colleges and universities have opened enrollment for this major, such as the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. Because they don't take the college entrance examination, many students with average grades are eligible to take this exam, and they can also have the opportunity to study abroad.