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Why China?

Why CCN ?

CCN PROGRAMMES

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Why China ?

With a rich culture and history, a thriving digital economy and top universities with excellent reputation, China is rising as the world’s No. 3 study abroad destination after the US and the UK.

As the 2nd largest economy and one of the fastest-developing countries in the world, China offers enormous opportunities to international students for university study and beyond, particularly through its futuristic digitalisation, inclusiveness and friendly and safe environment. You will be able to enhance your academic studies by experiencing the great diversity that the country offers, building your future by expanding your horizon and fulfilling your potential.

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  • Digital China Facts:

    1. The 2nd largest economy in the world, with an average growth rate of 9.52% between 1989 and 2019.

    2. China’s digital economy scale hit about $6.1 trillion in 2020, accounting for 38.6% of the GDP.

    3. The world’s largest e-commerce market, generating nearly 50% of the value of worldwide e-commerce transactions.

    4. Contributed to more than half of the world’s e-commerce retail sales in 2021, with the sales value surpassing the combined total of Europe and the US.

  • International China Facts:

    1. The world’s 3rd largest destination for study abroad.

    2. 492,185 international students from 196 countries/regions studying in 1,004 Chinese higher education institutions (2018)

    3. The top 7 sending countries are: South Korea, Thailand, Pakistan, India, the US, Russia and Indonesia (2018)

    4. 10 universities in Mainland China have entered top 200 in the world (THE World University Rankings 2022)

  • Cultural China Facts:

    1. Recognised as one of the four great ancient civilisations in the world (along with ancient Egypt, Babylon and India)

    2. Boasts a vast geographic expanse, 5,000 years of history and rich and profound culture

    3. The Chinese language is one of the two world languages with over a billion speakers

    4. Chinese is the most used mother tongue in the world with over 1 billion native speakers

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Why CCN ?

China Campus Network (CCN) is a consortium of 37 renowned Chinese universities, committed to providing international students with a one-stop service before, during and after their studies in China.

AS THE BIGGEST FOUNDATION PROVIDER, CCN is currently operating in 13 countries through its global offices in Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.

Since it’s establishment in 2016, CCN has been working with government and industrial partners worldwide, fulfilling its mission of promoting trade and investment through education, while empowering a young generation of talents with digital capacities and a global mindset.

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Achievements

Founded and partnered by a group of leading Chinese universities with international quality and ambitions, CCN is missioned to “Promote Trade & Investment through Education”.

AS THE BIGGEST FOUNDATION PROVIDER, CCN is committed to providing a one-stop service for international students BEFORE, DURING and AFTER their Degree Studies in China.

What We Offer

As a leading university consortium in China, CCN offers international students unique opportunities for academic, social and professional development through one-stop service with a wide range of programmes that are tailor-made for their needs.

Global Partners

CCN has developed an extensive global network with committed partners in China and abroad. It has been highly recognised for its contribution in preparing talent for the future, empowering strategic collaboration between Chinese universities and government and industrial partners globally.

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CCN Programmes

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  • Foundation Courses to prepare students to fill academic gap

    Recognised as solely sufficient academic criteria for University Admissions & Scholarships

    Programme:

    IFP1-N

    UEA1-1

  • Degree Programmes by Member Universities

    For more information, please click here to visit the university websites.

  • Practice Programmes to fully expose students to professional experience beyond classroom

    Programme:

    DCP

CCN provides international students with a ONE-STOP SOLUTION

BEFORE, DURING and AFTER

their degree studies in China through various programmes:

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