Program Updates & Education Perspectives
PeakOne Updates
PeakOne Education Recognized as an Outstanding Institution for Collaborative Education
Sustained investment in collaborative education earned industry recognition.
AI New Quality Productivity Program Co-Organized with SAIC Training Center
Bringing together multiple partners to deliver hands-on training on AI and new productive forces for corporate teams.
PeakOne Team Received by Local Government Officials in South Korea
An in-depth exchange with Korean institutions on international education cooperation.
Education Industry Perspectives
We track policy and trend developments across international and vocational education — here's what's worth noting recently.
Sino-Foreign Cooperative Education Expands: More Universities Add National-Level Programs
In 2026, China's Ministry of Education approved a new batch of national-level Sino-foreign cooperative education programs, with a marked rise in the share held by "Double First-Class" universities and new majors concentrated in AI, biomedicine and low-carbon energy — an important policy backdrop for international undergraduate programs.
Source: Zhihu: "2026 Sino-Foreign Cooperative Education Surge" →Vocational Education "Going Global" Continues to Advance
China's Ministry of Education and several other departments jointly launched Vocational Education Activity Week 2026, with a dedicated day showcasing international cooperation achievements in vocational education; colleges continue to build out internationalized faculty and localized curricula.
Source: China Education Daily →South Korea Updates Work Visa Policy, Adds Digital Technology Category to E-7
South Korea's E-7 specialist visa added new categories including "digital technology specialist," with faster approval for some roles; the F-2 residence visa's points system now weighs Korean-language proficiency (TOPIK) more heavily.
Source: Humance Knowledge Base →Chinese Students Abroad: "Build Experience Overseas, Then Return" Emerges as the Leading Strategy
According to the 2026 Report on Chinese Students Studying Abroad, over 40% of prospective students plan to gain work experience overseas before returning to China; STEM and computer science remain the leading fields of study.
Source: New Oriental Overseas Study →