Cambodian students will have opportunities to gain practical work experience, study in China and pursue employment after graduation under a new partnership between the University of Economics and Finance (UEF), a Chinese business association and five Chinese companies.

The partnership was formalised through Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) signed on November 10 with the Jiangsu Chinese Entrepreneurs Association in Cambodia and five Chinese companies under the Cambodia-China College of Economics and Commerce (CCEC) programme.

The programme, jointly implemented by UEF and Jiangsu Vocational Institute of Commerce, offers bachelor’s degrees in E-Commerce and Modern Logistics Management, combining classroom learning with internships, study visits and workplace training.

Under the 1+2+1 study model, students will spend their first and fourth years in Cambodia and the second and third years in China, receiving both a bachelor’s degree and a diploma upon graduation.

The four-year programme requires students to pay tuition fees for only two years. Outstanding students may also receive Chinese government scholarships, while accommodation, meals and health insurance will be provided during their studies in China, subject to eligibility requirements.

Partner companies will provide practical training opportunities at their factories and businesses, with potential employment opportunities during and after graduation.

UEF said enrolment is open for the two programmes, with classes scheduled to begin on December 1. The qualifications are recognised by Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport and China’s Ministry of Education, according to the university’s press release.

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