1, Hainan University.

Hainan University, located in Haikou, the capital of Hainan Province, China, is the only comprehensive undergraduate university in Hainan Province. The predecessor of the school can be traced back to Hainan Normal University, which was established in 1983. In 2007, it was upgraded to an undergraduate college and officially renamed Hainan University. Hainan University is committed to cultivating high-quality talents and has certain advantages and reputation in the fields of marine science and engineering, ecology and tourism management.

2. Hainan Tropical Ocean College.

Hainan Tropical Ocean College, located in Sanya, Hainan Province, China, is the only comprehensive independent college in China featuring tropical marine science. Founded in 20 14, the school is a national "double-class" high-level application-oriented university. The school has several colleges, covering marine science and technology, environmental science and engineering, humanities and social sciences.

Hainan Normal University.

Hainan Normal University, located in Longhua District, Haikou City, Hainan Province, China, is an undergraduate college focusing on normal education. The predecessor of the school can be traced back to Hainan Normal School, which was founded in 1949. Now it is a key university supported by Hainan Province. The school has many disciplines such as education, literature, science, engineering, economics, management, law, art and so on.

The difference between public universities and private universities in Hainan;

1, nature and ownership.

Public universities are higher education institutions funded by the government or supported and managed by financial funds, belonging to public institutions. Private universities are private higher education institutions funded by individuals, enterprises or non-profit organizations.

Public universities are usually controlled by the government, focusing on public welfare and serving the society; The main body of private universities is private or private enterprises, which pay more attention to economic benefits and market-oriented operation.

2. The concept and characteristics of running a school.

Public universities generally aim to provide comprehensive disciplines and cultivate all-round talents, pay attention to theoretical education and academic research, and have a high academic reputation. Private universities often focus on cultivating applied and professional talents, pay attention to practical education and vocational skills training, and are more flexible and adapt to market demand.

3. Sources of funds and expenses.

Public universities are mainly funded by government grants and financial funds, and the tuition fees paid by students are relatively low. Private universities rely on tuition fees and other sponsorship funds paid by students to maintain their operation, and the tuition fees are relatively high.

The cost of public universities is relatively economical, and they are more responsible for public education, while the cost of private universities is higher, and they are more dependent on the input and return of the market.

The above data comes from official website, Senior Three Network.