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The development of independent colleges and their separation from their parent public universities in China

Education

The development of independent colleges and their separation from their parent public universities in China

X. Liu, Y. Zhang, et al.

China is at a pivotal moment in reforming its private higher education sector, analyzing the complexities of governance involving independent colleges and public universities. This study, conducted by Xu Liu, Yanli Zhang, Xiantong Zhao, Stephen Hunt, Wuyin Yan, and Yitao Wang, uncovers the intricate interests of stakeholders and the challenges of separation mandated by the Ministry of Education.

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