Chinese-foreign cooperation in running a school refers to the undergraduate major jointly organized by Chinese mainland universities and foreign universities, and students can obtain a Chinese-foreign double degree or an internationally accredited degree. For this form of cooperation, tuition fees also have their own unique pricing methods.

Generally speaking, the tuition fee for Chinese-foreign cooperative education is higher, because foreign language courses, foreign teachers and study abroad experience all require a lot of money. Specifically, the amount of tuition is related to many factors, such as universities, majors, teaching methods, educational system, countries and so on. The following is an overview of the tuition fees of some undergraduate majors in Sino-foreign cooperative education in some universities in Chinese mainland:

Overtime in Peking University Medical Center: the tuition fee for the first year is about 400,000; East China University of Science and Technology Sino-American software engineering: the tuition fee is 45,000 yuan per semester; Sino-European joint training program of Fudan University School of Economics: the total tuition fee is 98,000 euros.

Sino-American management class of Sun Yat-sen University: tuition fee is 99,000 yuan/year; China-Italy International Business School of Wuhan University of Technology: the tuition fee is about 14800 Euro/year; International class of Sino-French communication engineering in Southeast University: the tuition fee is 32,000 euros per academic year.

It should be noted that the above tuition fees are for reference only, subject to the tuition standards published by colleges and universities. In addition, students need to consider other factors and expenses when applying for Sino-foreign cooperative education projects, such as language training before studying abroad, visa application, air tickets, accommodation, medical insurance, etc.

Generally speaking, the choice of Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools requires students and parents to make full economic planning and preparation. Sino-foreign cooperation refers to the cooperation between domestic universities and foreign universities or educational institutions.

This form of cooperation can enable students to obtain overseas and domestic recognized academic qualifications, thus increasing their employment competitiveness and career development prospects. At the same time, it will also help to promote the internationalization of China's higher education and enhance China's global influence.

Common Sino-foreign cooperative education projects include Sino-foreign joint postgraduate courses, undergraduate cooperative education, academic certification, cooperative training and so on. Specifically, these projects usually include a certain proportion of foreign teachers, as well as some overseas educational resources and teaching facilities.

Students need to complete certain courses and study requirements at home and abroad, and finally get two degrees at home and abroad or an overseas certified degree.

Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools is both a challenge and an opportunity for students. Students need to have good English proficiency, cross-cultural communication ability and learning adaptability, and also need to bear relatively high tuition and living expenses.

Therefore, when students choose Sino-foreign cooperative education projects, they need to consider their own actual situation and development needs, and comprehensively consider many factors such as school settings, professional fields, tuition fees, employment prospects and so on, so as to make wise choices.