They are all institutions of higher learning with high school graduation as the admission condition. The difference lies in the years of study, the degree/qualification obtained, the teaching content and the purpose of talent training.

Undergraduate Department: Generally, it is a four-year program and awarded a "bachelor's degree". The medical/dental/veterinary/pharmaceutical education system is 6 years. ?

Short-term university: two-year system, awarded the title of "associate degree" ?

College: generally two years, awarded the title of "diploma". In terms of educational courses, it is equivalent to short-term universities.

General university education focuses on learning knowledge, while junior colleges focus on learning skills. Short and big are in between.

In addition, a junior college is different from a junior college. The enrollment targets of specialized schools are high school graduates. College is a five-year school promoted after graduating from junior high school, and can get the title of "associate bachelor" when graduating. After graduation, you can be promoted to a two-year "specialist" (specialized course) and get a "bachelor's degree" equivalent to a bachelor's degree after graduation, or you can choose to transfer to the third year of an ordinary university.