Changchun University

The university maintains an international educational approach and was among the first Chinese universities qualified to admit international students. It has friendly partnerships with 111 universities and educational institutions in 17 countries and regions, including Russia, the United Kingdom, Australia, South Korea and Japan. It is qualified to host international students receiving the Chinese Government Scholarship, Confucius Institute Scholarship, Jilin Provincial Government Scholarship and “Silk Road” Chinese Government Scholarship. It undertakes over 10 overseas study and training programs, including programs promoting international cooperative training with Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, programs training professionals for these countries, and the China-Russia Government Scholarship Program. It operates 8 Sino-foreign cooperative education programs with 7 universities in Russia, South Korea, Ukraine and Japan and offers 19 distinctive Sino-foreign cooperative programs. It established Changchun University Keimyung College, a cooperative institution without independent legal-person status, with Keimyung University in South Korea. With Pacific National University in Russia, it operates “dual-campus, dual-qualification and degree” education programs in 4 undergraduate and master’s subjects. It jointly developed a “Training Base for Study in Russia” with the Ministry of Education’s Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange and established Asia’s first institution dedicated to Yesenin studies, the Yesenin Cultural and Educational Center. The Confucius Institute jointly established with Ryazan State University in Russia received the global title of “Advanced Confucius Institute.” In 2021, the university was approved to implement the “CAMPUS Asia” program led by the governments of China, Japan and South Korea.