CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University Successfully Passed Through MOE Assessment
Collaboration Articulation Program (CAP) is a form of cooperation between Chinese and foreign higher education institutions. The National Ministry of Education annually launches all-round and detailed assessment and authentication of CAPs with an aim to maintain and enhance the development of higher education cooperation with foreign countries.
Since the year 2011, NJUCM has been collaborating with Griffith University in Australia to
jointly launch an undergraduate degree program in Bimolecular Science. Over the past four years,
there have been hundreds of students who have benefited from the CAP of Bimolecular Science during their senior year spent in Australia.
This year, the CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University again passed through MOE
assessment, paving the way for a bright future of more successful CAPs with foreign universities.
Since the year 2011, NJUCM has been collaborating with Griffith University in Australia to
jointly launch an undergraduate degree program in Bimolecular Science. Over the past four years,
there have been hundreds of students who have benefited from the CAP of Bimolecular Science during their senior year spent in Australia.
This year, the CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University again passed through MOE
assessment, paving the way for a bright future of more successful CAPs with foreign universities.
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CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University Successfully Passed Through MOE Assessment
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Collaboration Articulation Program (CAP) is a form of cooperation between Chinese and foreign higher education institutions. The National Ministry of Education annually launches all-round and detailed assessment and authentication of CAPs with an aim to maintain and enhance the development of higher education cooperation with foreign countries.
Since the year 2011, NJUCM has been collaborating with Griffith University in Australia to
jointly launch an undergraduate degree program in Bimolecular Science. Over the past four years,
there have been hundreds of students who have benefited from the CAP of Bimolecular Science during their senior year spent in Australia.
This year, the CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University again passed through MOE
assessment, paving the way for a bright future of more successful CAPs with foreign universities.
Collaboration Articulation Program (CAP) is a form of cooperation between Chinese and foreign higher education institutions. The National Ministry of Education annually launches all-round and detailed assessment and authentication of CAPs with an aim to maintain and enhance the development of higher education cooperation with foreign countries.
Since the year 2011, NJUCM has been collaborating with Griffith University in Australia to
jointly launch an undergraduate degree program in Bimolecular Science. Over the past four years,
there have been hundreds of students who have benefited from the CAP of Bimolecular Science during their senior year spent in Australia.
This year, the CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University again passed through MOE
assessment, paving the way for a bright future of more successful CAPs with foreign universities.
Since the year 2011, NJUCM has been collaborating with Griffith University in Australia to
jointly launch an undergraduate degree program in Bimolecular Science. Over the past four years,
there have been hundreds of students who have benefited from the CAP of Bimolecular Science during their senior year spent in Australia.
This year, the CAP between NJUCM and Griffith University again passed through MOE
assessment, paving the way for a bright future of more successful CAPs with foreign universities.