Chinese And British Universities Work Together To Develop Graduates.

7 British universities have recently received funding from the British government. They will work together with Chinese universities to develop a series of projects on employment and entrepreneurship. The purpose is to cultivate graduates with competitive employment in China and Britain.

The problems of entrepreneurship and employment are closely related to the problems of China's education system. These concerns include the quality of higher education, employment, creativity and innovation.

The British side is also concerned about these problems, and some British higher education institutions have begun to develop projects related to entrepreneurship and employment.

It is understood that 7 British universities will work with China to exchange knowledge and experience in the field of employment and entrepreneurship.

Cooperative projects include research and analysis of the differences between China and Britain in terms of employment channels and results, studying the students' learning experience and their employment in an international environment, and developing professional courses to further meet the needs of Chinese social and business oriented enterprises.

At present, the universities that have identified partners are: University of Salford and East China Normal University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Harbin Institute of Technology, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Plymouth, University of Northampton, City University of Leeds, and Northampton, Hong Kong and Beijing.