Sending Universities

Established in 1952 to provide “expertise and hope to a lagging industrial sector,” Inha was quickly a hotbed of research and education in the engineering and physical sciences. Now a private research university, it continues its prestigious tradition and is one of the most renowned universities in Korea. Driven by creativity, diligence, and service, the research university endeavors to contribute to improving the nation and mankind globally. Alongside its strong multi-disciplinary science and technology courses, it delivers liberal-arts sessions to ensure a balanced education for students focused becoming front runners in Korean industry and technology. The Ministry of Education named it as part of LINC+ (Leaders in INdustry-university Cooperation).

Inner Mongolia University is a "Double First-Class" university co-built by the provincial and ministerial levels. It is located in Hohhot and was founded in 1957. It covers an area of more than 3,800 mu and has about 27,000 students and nearly 2,000 faculty and staff. As a university under the "211 Project" and the "Double First-Class" construction, its ethnicology and ecology disciplines were rated B+, and it has distinct characteristics in the fields of Mongolian studies and grassland ecology. It has a digital platform for Mongolian ancient books and a national key laboratory of grassland ecology, serving the cultural and ecological development of the border areas.

A non-sectarian institution since 1901, Japan Women's University nurtures independence and freedom of thought, believing that women's education is important for international respect and peace. In its four main faculties - Home Economics, Human and Social Studies, Literature, and Science - the university gives women the education and research opportunities that set them on a path of leadership and innovation in local and global communities. One of Japan's first universities with a graduate school, it is government-designated International Good Practice for empowering women in Asia and has study-abroad programs in place with schools across the globe. Every level of the university - from the kindergarten through to graduate school - follows the founder's three principles: true conviction, creativity, and cooperation and service.

Jeju National University (JNU) is a prominent public university established in 1955, located on Jeju Island, South Korea. It offers a diverse range of programs across various disciplines, including humanities, sciences, engineering, and medicine. 

JNU is recognized for its strong emphasis on research, international collaboration, and community engagement, contributing significantly to the development of the region and beyond.

Jiangnan University, a Ministry of Education-affiliated "Double First-Class" university in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, was established in 1902. Its 3,250-acre campus accommodates 33,000 students and 2,100 faculty members. As a "211 Project" and "985 Innovation Platform" institution, it holds A+ rankings in Food Science and Engineering and Light Industry Technology (ranked 1st nationally). Design and Textile Science are also nationally prominent, solidifying its global leadership in light industry.

Jiangsu Second Normal University, a public teacher-training institution in Nanjing, was founded in 1952. Its 1,000-acre campus serves 12,000 students and 700 faculty members. As a key base for basic education in Jiangsu, it specializes in Primary Education, Chinese Language and Literature, and Mathematics, offering a robust practical training system for educators.

Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics (JUFE) is a university of higher finance and economics co-established by the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Education and the People's Government of Jiangxi Province. It mainly focuses on economics and management disciplines, with coordinated development of law, engineering, liberal arts, science and art disciplines.