7 avril 2013
‘Low employment’ university courses not approved
By Yojana Sharma. Universities and colleges are coming under pressure to offer more relevant degrees, as graduate unemployment levels in China remain stubbornly high. The Ministry of Education said this week that it had refused authorisation for over 250 courses at 60 institutions around the country for which permission had been sought. These include golf industry management, global health studies, network security, geriatric care, and law enforcement, a notice on the ministry website indicated. Institutions hoping to start new majors must demonstrate a market need and demand. Read more...
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