National universities, in a broad sense, are relative to the definition of private universities, that is, "universities directly under the state", and in a narrow sense, they are mainly relative to provincial universities, municipal universities and private universities. That is, a public university formally established or directly managed by the central government, directly managed by the Ministry of Education, with its president appointed by the central government, funded by the state treasury and named after the state, is not subject to the jurisdiction and intervention of local governments and organizations.
Public universities are state-owned schools funded and managed by * * *. National university is a concept of the Republic of China, which is essentially the same as public university. At present, a few famous schools only use the name of the Republic of China, such as "National Wuhan University", which is also a public university.
Question 2: What do you mean by national universities? National universities are directly under the Ministry of Education, and they are basically 985 2 1 1; Public universities are under the Ministry of Education of each province, generally two in the province. Generally speaking, China does not make such a distinction, but there are many such distinctions in Japan.
What does the question state mean? State means that the state is established and owned by the state. Also called public, state-owned, state-run or official.
For example, enterprises and institutions of state institutions correspond to the differences with private institutions.
In fact, the so-called state is the enterprise nature of state ownership.
Usually for state-owned for-profit enterprises, it is called state-owned;
For non-profit state-owned social welfare enterprises, it is called national or public.
Of course, there are differences in local dialect idioms, but the overall meaning is not bad.
Question 4: What do you mean by public universities? Is it a public university? Public university (English: Public University) refers to a university founded and maintained by the state or local funds, which is different from private universities with private capital as the mainstay. In some countries and regions in the world (such as China), public universities can be selected as important research universities.
National universities, in a broad sense, are relative to the definition of private universities, that is, "universities directly under the state", and in a narrow sense, they are mainly relative to provincial universities, municipal universities and private universities. That is, a public university formally established or directly managed by the central government, directly managed by the Ministry of Education, with its president appointed by the central government, funded by the state treasury and named after the state, is not subject to the jurisdiction and intervention of local governments and organizations.
Public universities are state-owned schools funded and managed by * * *. National university is a concept of the Republic of China, which is essentially the same as public university. At present, a few famous schools only use the name of the Republic of China, such as "National Wuhan University", which is also a public university.
Question 5: What do you mean by public universities? Public universities refer to universities established and maintained with the support of national or local governments, which are different from private universities with private capital as the main body.
Question 6: What's the difference between a national university and a public university? National universities and public universities are essentially public universities, and the same is true in Taiwan Province Province. In Chinese mainland, national universities have become a historical term, and they are all called public universities. In foreign countries, national universities are run by the state, and km universities are not necessarily universities, but may be universities established by a province, a state and a federation.
Question 7: What do you mean by public universities? Public university refers to a university founded and maintained with the support of the state or government, while private universities mainly distinguish private capital. Public universities in some countries and regions in the world (such as China) can be chosen as important research universities. However, public universities in some countries and regions (such as the United States) are not as prestigious and competitive as many private universities. The so-called public universities in the education system mainly refer to institutions of higher learning that are mainly funded by the state or local governments and private universities that are mainly different from private capital.
Question 8: What's the difference between private universities and state universities? Private university (or private university) refers to a university mainly operated by private capital, generally refers to a university invested by non-local or central government, which relies entirely or partially on students' tuition fees instead of public funds to maintain the operation of the university, and the university has the right to choose its own students. Its main source of funds depends on tuition fees, donations, donations and other non-profit funds to maintain its characteristics as an independent non-profit organization. However, it is not common for private universities to accept * * * funds. For example, the four colleges of Cornell University in the United States rely on federal subsidies, and "threatening" to reduce subsidies can also change the established policies of Harvard University.
Question 9: What does the state-owned Japanese universities mean? What does a language school mean? What does big college mean? Public schools refer to public schools funded by * * *, and the situation in Japan is that public schools are better than private schools.
A language school is a school for foreigners to learn Japanese.
A big college is a graduate school.