Recently, at the press conference of the Ministry of education, Liu Jin, director of the Department of international cooperation and exchange of the Ministry of education and director of the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan office, responded to this question raised by the surging news, "For overseas students who cannot go out because of the epidemic and take online courses in China, we have previously issued a notice to clarify that overseas students who are unable to return to the school where they study abroad on time due to the epidemic and choose to take some courses online, and therefore their stay abroad does not meet the school system requirements, it will not affect the results of academic degree certification Please rest assured. "

In addition, Cheng Jiacai, director of the study abroad service center of the Ministry of education, made a further introduction.

He said, "we have issued a notice very early, but overseas students, including parents, continue to pay attention to this issue, that is, whether online classes can affect the degree obtained in the future. According to the relevant regulations and the methods and standards for overseas academic degree certification and evaluation of our overseas study service center, countries (territories) obtained through distance education Foreign degrees or diplomas are not within the scope of our certification, so we are very worried about whether we will be affected by online classes during the epidemic. "

Cheng Jiacai said, "relevant notices were issued in April, and I also explained in a series of activities of 'safe study abroad'. Today, I reiterate again: because the epidemic affects visas, entry, or some schools implement online classes because of the need of epidemic prevention (for example, the newly applied students can't go out, and the students who come back for vacation can't go out. It's not an online class. They should go to classroom teaching, because the epidemic has taken an online class). For such students, the diploma obtained through online teaching will certainly not be affected. "

At the same time, Cheng Jiacai stressed that this policy is limited to full-time students and only during the epidemic period; the standards and methods of certification have not changed. If it is distance teaching, this situation will still be implemented according to the original methods.

The Ministry of education made it clear that during the epidemic period, overseas students took courses through online learning, and their credits were certified by China retention service.

Safety comes first during the epidemic. Recently, the overseas epidemic has made waves again. Choosing online learning can not only ensure self-learning and improvement on the premise of safety, but also save overseas expenses and stay in production. It is a good choice for students who need to improve their academic qualifications!