However, there is no one-to-one relationship between the rate of going abroad and whether individuals can participate in international exchanges during their school days. After all, many joint degree training programs have never run out of places.
At present, there are six types of student exchanges in our school:
Short-term study tour; 2.？ Credit access; 3.？ Overseas internship; 4.？ Common culture; 5.？ Inter-school communication; 6.？ Overseas degree.
In terms of time, there are 2 weeks, 1-2 semester, 1 academic year, 2 academic years, and 3-4 academic years (overseas degree).
From the classification of funds, there are all self-funded, self-funded+school-funded, inter-school exchange (tuition-free) and national public schools.
If you plan to study abroad, you need to be fully prepared when you come in from freshman year. Freshmen can prepare for the language test and apply for the scholarship of international language test. They can also consider participating in the study tour organized by the school during the freshman holiday and going to a cooperative school for a short time to determine the destination country and school for future study.
Freshmen can also choose some projects of foreign institutions that are not demanding, such as paid internships in the United States in the summer.
At present, freshmen can only choose 1+2+ 1 undergraduate joint training plan, and 10 applies for freshmen every year. The joint training program can get two degrees.
Sophomore students can consider applying for exchange students or visiting abroad (mostly in 1 semester). The exchange is usually free of tuition, and the visit is one-way. You need to pay your own tuition abroad, but there are usually more schools to choose from. Of course, language scores are necessary, such as IELTS (6.0-7.0) or TOEFL (6 1-90). Some undergraduate exchange programs can apply for the national study abroad fund or the scholarship of Chongqing University.
Sophomore can also consider applying for 2+2 joint training, sophomore application, and junior dispatch. Such as Chongqing University+Leuven University in Belgium. There are also some projects that restrict majors, so you can learn about the application places, requirements and processes in the college. Some, such as the joint college project with the University of Cincinnati, arrange the specific dispatch time according to the teaching plan.
In addition to applying for exchange students or visiting abroad, juniors can also consider applying for 3+ 1+ 1 or 3+2, that is, applying for a junior year, and sending seniors back to school after studying in a foreign university for one year to obtain a diploma. Then go abroad to study for a master's degree for one year. Such schools are usually cooperative universities in Britain, Australia and New Zealand, such as the University of Glasgow, the University of Queensland and the University of Auckland.
With the above-mentioned exchange experience abroad during school, senior students can take IELTS or TOEFL again (the score should be higher this time) and choose to go abroad to study for a master's degree or a doctor's degree. If you can get the foreign OFFER in the first semester of your senior year, you can also apply for the scholarship program of the National Scholarship Fund Committee through the International Office (the foreign party is free of tuition, and CSC provides air tickets, living expenses, accommodation and insurance).
Of course, if you stay in school to continue your postgraduate studies, you can also choose to participate in Sino-foreign joint training according to the tutor plan during your stay in school, and apply for a scholarship from the National Scholarship Fund Committee through the International Office (foreigners are free of tuition, and CSC will win the whole prize).