No. In China, higher vocational education includes undergraduate and junior college education; However, in many other countries and regions, the higher vocational education system completely includes academic education at junior college, undergraduate, master's and doctoral levels.

According to the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education, from the end of last century, full-time colleges and universities with non-normal, non-medical and non-public security majors should gradually standardize their school name suffixes as "vocational and technical college" or "vocational college", and full-time colleges and universities with normal, medical and public security majors should standardize their school name suffixes as "college". "Vocational and Technical College" or "Vocational College" is a unique suffix of higher vocational colleges and an important part of higher education in China. In response to the plan of the Ministry of Education to build a modern vocational education system, some national demonstration higher vocational colleges began to pilot undergraduate majors from 20 12 (jointly organized with undergraduate colleges). In China, higher vocational education includes undergraduate and junior college education levels.