I don't know. You are a student in that school. As far as I know, the management and certification methods of HND projects in each school are different. For example, the way to go to Beijing University II is: 3+ 1+ 1 mode, that is, three years for undergraduate students at home and one year for graduate students abroad. However, some schools can directly issue bachelor's degree certificates and graduation certificates from their own schools and foreign college certificates after four years of study, or they can go abroad for further study in China for three years.

Countries that can study abroad are generally the United States, Britain, Canada or Australia. Of course, going to Britain and America is also good. But Britain is a bit exclusive, and the tuition is the highest.

If you are a student in this program, you want to study abroad. You can ask the teacher in charge of this project in your school for a book about introducing foreign cooperative schools. When your junior year is about to graduate, foreign schools will have admissions representatives to give you a brief introduction to each school.

First of all, IELTS has to pass. Different schools have different requirements. Usually 5~6. But if the score is low, you will have a language class about a month earlier than other students who go abroad. Furthermore, some schools require you to get a B or above during your schooling in domestic schools before accepting you.

Besides, you should be prepared for high expenses.