The University of Sydney is preparing to lower entry requirements for Chinese students and is looking to China's fiercely competitive college entrance examination room to select outstanding high school students to study in Australia.
"at present, Chinese students who want to pursue an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney must pass a basic course, but now we are changing that approach," said Michael Spence, vice president of the University of Sydney. In fact, many curriculum students have studied in high school, and the Chinese college entrance examination can indeed screen out a group of excellent students. "
The Spence welcomed the recommendations of the Knight student visa review survey, calling the former federal government's drastic changes a "misguided public policy." The previous changes were unfair to many Chinese families. How can we ask parents to pre-prepare four-year tuition and living expenses in bank accounts? This is an unaffectionate invitation for many parents, as far as Australian parents are concerned, they have to work very hard before they can afford to send their children to college. "
Spence believes that the number of Chinese students has remained stable this year, while the number of foreign students in other countries has mostly fluctuated. In addition, the University of Sydney recently opened the China Research Center (China Studies Centre), which the school hopes will be funded by government. It is reported that when the Australian National University established the "China in the World" (China in the World) Center, former Kevin government withstood multi-party pressure to allocate 53 million yuan to help, so the Federal government should now provide similar assistance to the University of Sydney. The core study of China in the world is macro-geopolitics, which deals with how China responds to international affairs and whether it will become a threat. But the research center of our school is concerned with the Chinese people's livelihood society. We hope to discuss common issues with China, such as public government and business education in modern China. What we are concerned about is not a big theoretical problem, but a practical social problem, such as how the government of China's population is so large, how to achieve primary health care, and so on. We are concerned about the social focus of the people's livelihood and complement the scope of the Australian National University's research. "
The China Research Center is just one of three university-wide studies currently being conducted at the University of Sydney, Spence said. Another study is a 400 million yuan study on obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. "for a large population country such as China, these issues deserve serious consideration. Our third research project is about food safety and sustainable agricultural development in China. China has the largest population in the world, so the importance of food and food is self-evident. "
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