According to the Administrative Measures for Recruiting and Training International Students in Schools, a school refers to a school that implements preschool education, primary education, secondary education and higher education in People's Republic of China (PRC) (China), and an international student refers to a foreign student who does not have China nationality and is educated in a school according to the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China.
Schools should abide by the laws, regulations and national policies of China when recruiting and cultivating international students; Safeguard national sovereignty, security and public interests; Management should be standardized and quality should be guaranteed.
Colleges and universities that recruit international students should have corresponding educational and teaching conditions and training capabilities, and independently recruit international students in accordance with relevant state regulations.
International students should take part in the course study according to the course arrangement and teaching plan of colleges and universities, and should take the corresponding graduation examination or assessment as required. The common language in People's Republic of China (PRC) is the basic teaching language for cultivating international students in colleges and universities.
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Measures for the Administration of Recruiting and Training International Students in Schools
Article 9 Institutions of higher learning recruit international students and receive the following types of academic education: junior college students, undergraduate students, master students and doctoral students; The categories of receiving non-academic education are: preparatory students, advanced students and research scholars. Article 16 International students should take part in courses in accordance with the curriculum arrangement and teaching plan of institutions of higher learning, and should take corresponding graduation examinations or assessments in accordance with regulations. Schools should truthfully record students' academic performance and daily performance.
Chinese and China should be compulsory courses in higher education. Political theory should be a compulsory course for foreign students majoring in philosophy and political science. Nineteenth qualified institutions of higher learning can offer specialized courses for foreign students.
For foreign students receiving foreign language higher education, their dissertations can be written in corresponding foreign languages, and the abstracts of theses should be in Chinese; It is up to the school to decide whether to use a foreign language for thesis defense.