China Now

University of Auckland launches Learning Centres in China

University of Auckland launches Learning Centres in China

The University of Auckland has launched two Learning Centres in collaboration with Southwest University (SWU) in Chongqing and Northeast Forestry University (NEFU) in Harbin. This will provide an alternative learning experience for its students unable to enter New Zealand because of current border restrictions. The University has been providing on-line teaching for more than 1,000 Chinese students unable to reach New Zealand campuses when the Covid-19 pandemic hit. Currently, all students – including domestic – are completing Semester 1 study online. The University intends to reopen campuses for Semester 2. However, for the Chinese cohort, at this stage unable to resume their study in Aotearoa New Zealand, a new...

Read more
The Greater Bay Area and Hainan FTP: Comparing China’s Preferential Policies

Strategy

The Greater Bay Area and Hainan FTP: Comparing China’s Preferential Policies

In 2018, China released its blueprint for the ...

read more
View all in Strategy
NZ China Council Investment Report “Understanding Chinese Investment in New Zealand” launched

Tax & Finance

NZ China Council Investment Report “Understanding Chinese Investment in New...

Our investment report “Understanding Chinese Investment in ...

read more
View all in Tax & Finance
University of Auckland launches Learning Centres in China

Profile

University of Auckland launches Learning Centres in China

The University of Auckland has launched two Learning Centres in ...

read more
View all in Profile
Report Explores New Zealand’s Trade Exposure to China

Commentary

Report Explores New Zealand’s Trade Exposure to China

A new report on New Zealand-China trade patterns ...

read more
View all in Commentary
UMS partners with New Zealand China Trade Association (NZCTA)

General

UMS partners with New Zealand China Trade Association (NZCTA)

United Media Solution (UMS), New Zealand’s leading Chinese ...

read more
View all in General

Subscribe to China Now