Studying in China offers opportunities to explore workplaces through internships, university projects and career activities. Prepare early for practical experience and your future career.
Internships · University partnerships · Recruitment · Entrepreneurship
PRACTICE
Follow internship opportunities advertised by universities, companies and relevant platforms. Participate in projects related to your subject in accordance with applicable rules, and apply classroom learning in practice.
Some universities offer joint training, company visits, practical projects and internships with employers. These help you understand industries, workplaces and job requirements.
CAREER PLANNING
Universities hold career fairs, employer presentations and development activities. Meet recruiters and explore employers and roles before applying for internships or jobs.
Use university career guidance for CVs, interviews and choosing a direction. Advice can help you understand your strengths and the opportunities that suit you.
NEXT CHAPTER
Graduates interested in working in China can look for roles matching their subject, language skills and career plans. Follow current laws and policies when arranging employment and work authorization.
Explore university innovation centres, competitions and incubators. Developing a project can strengthen project management, teamwork and business skills.