THE IMPORTANCE OF CHINESE EDUCATION AND STUDY DESTINATION
STUDY IN CHINA: THE COMPREHENSIVE
GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS PART 2.
As it stated earlier
in the first article, “This Comprehensive Guide is the world's first real-time updated
reference manual on international students studying in China, which is compiled
by top consultants and many more of international students engaged in the field
of studying in China for years.”
This guide comprehensively shows every stage and current situation of studying
in China from the aspects of China's national conditions, China's higher
education, history of studying in China, how to choose Chinese universities,
the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on studying in China, Chinese university
application process, registration tips, campus life, graduation and work in
China.
This comprehensive
guide it’s covered in two different aspect or topic of which are as follows:
·
How
to choose Chinese Universities &
·
Campus
Life
HOW TO CHOOSE CHINESE
UNIVERSITIES
A university is an
institution of higher education and research which awards academic degrees in
several academic disciplines. Universities typically offer both undergraduate
and postgraduate programs. (Wikipedia 2022). Therefore, an
undergraduate program is a two- or four-year program that individuals study at a
community college, vocational school, college or university after successful
completion of high school or the equivalent. These programs build knowledge and prepare
individuals for employment in a range of fields.
In every fields, it will teach you skills like language,
cultural adaptability, communication, independence, and cultures. Therefore, in
view of this, there is need to considered the following point why chosen
universities.
1.
Quality of education.
2.
Cost and expenses to
study in China.
3.
Campus location and
lifestyle.
4.
City selection and
Ecology.
5.
Career opportunities
after studying in China.
6.
In search of
adventures.
CAMPUS LIFE
A campus is traditionally
the land on which a college or university and related institutional buildings
are situated. Usually a college campus includes libraries, lecture halls,
residence halls, student centers or dining halls, and park-like settings.
A modern campus is a
collection of buildings and grounds that belong to a given institution, either
academic or non-academic. Examples of some graphic are shown below.
Therefore, Campus Life is a positive place where students can go to have fun with friends, talk
about relevant issues and be heard without judgment. It's a place where students are challenged to
make good decisions and lead in positive ways in their school.
Let examined some stories of International
Student in Chinese universities.
Kavan Xaiphouvong: Studying in China helps me achieve my dream
Kavan
Xaiphouvong was an overseas student who studied in Nanjing for three years.
After graduation, he utilized the knowledge he gained in China and became
involved in the construction of the China-Laos Railway in Laos.
Paoli is a Laotian girl who has been studying in Nanjing for two
years. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and other difficulties, she has had a
fruitful learning experience and a good relationship with her Chinese friends
and teachers.
Nathania Josephine Tjung is from Manado, Indonesia. She is now
in her third year of un-dergraduate study at The Chinese University of Hong
Kong, Shenzhe
Lamin Janneh, an international student from Gambia, is pursuing
a postgraduate degree in neurosurgery at China Medical University. It has been
three years since he arrived in Shenyang, Liaoning province.
"I love the North China University of Technology (NCUT)
very much for its excellent language teaching environment and beautiful
campus," said Azamat, an international student from Tajikistan.
I first came to China in 2014 on a CSC scholarship and did my
bachelors in International Economics followed by MBA at the University of
International Business and Economics (UIBE).
Ammar Muhammad, a Pakistani who once studied at the Beijing
Institute of Technology and now engages in the service of talent exchanges in
China, shared his story of serendipity with China on a TV show.
Merna, a Chinese-Jordanian, is a law school postgraduate student
at Renmin University of China.
Hi everyone! My name is Zahra Nadri, a Moroccan student majoring
in Master of Business Administration (MBA), at Nanjing University of Posts and
Telecommunications
Unlike most other students, I was already living in China before
attending Zhejiang Gongshang University.
Therefore it can said, or highly recommended,
that Chinese is a good destination for study
