International Students Flock to China, More Scholarships Made Available
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Chinese higher education Made in Germany
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Young designer determined to improve architecture education in China’s smaller cities
Having identified creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities as key deficiencies among new graduates, the Chinese government is seeking to develop a range of policies that increase the relevance and practicality of subjects across the education spectrum.
While most education policy initiatives are driven out of the national Ministry of Education and provincial Education Commissions, private [...]
MoE clarifies its position on MBA admission policies
As discussed previously at The China Education Blog, there were reports on February 23 that newly-funded MBA places in China would, for the first time, be open to graduates with no work experience. The announcement caused concern among education insiders (both blogging publicly and discussing privately), prompting the Ministry of Education to
Tight job market forces governments to provide more opportunities
In a sign of tough economic times, recent graduates with no work experience will be permitted to apply for China-based Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degrees. Typically, MBA programs have been restricted to applicants with at least two or three years’ work experience.**
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Big year ahead for China’s education sector
The team at China Education Blog wish you a happy Chinese new year! May this year of the Ox see you in good health, happiness and prosperity. As we have just launched this blog, we hope to keep you informed of the most important Chinese education sector movements over the coming year.
And a big year [...]
Welcome to The China Education Blog!
We’ve started this blog to share some of our insights, thoughts and comments on the people, trends and opportunities in China’s booming education sector.
Education is a key element of Chinese culture, with parents and families often making great sacrifices for the education of the next generation. Significantly increasing sums are being spent on the education of [...]
