Hainan University Arizona State University United International Tourism College (referred to as "Hainan University International Tourism College"); English: Hainan University HNU- Arizona State University Joint College of International Tourism; The abbreviation of "HAITC" is an international, innovative and interdisciplinary joint college established by Hainan University (HNU) and Arizona State University (ASU) based on the construction of Hainan International Tourism Island and the development of tourism at home and abroad. Being affiliated to Hainan University, it is the first (and only) Chinese-foreign cooperatively-run school in Hainan Province officially approved by the Ministry of Education in 20 17. Combining the advantages of the two universities, the college introduces the international frontier tourism education concept and offers three majors: hotel management, human geography, urban and rural planning and administrative management. Professional courses are taught in English, and the training mode of "double degree", "double student status" and "4+0" is adopted to cultivate management talents in tourism and related fields with global vision and international competitiveness, so that students can realize their dream of "not going abroad to study in famous American universities".