Introduction
The University of Missouri-Columbia is the main campus as well as the most powerful and prestigious campus of the University of Missouri. It ranks alongside Washington University in St. Louis, another private university in the State. It is also one of 34 public Universities in the Association of American Universities (AAU), and the State’s only AAU member with the title of “a doctoral/lateral research university” rated by the Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching. Across the United States, there are only more than 30 universities with the same double titles, so it wins the reputation of “a public Ivy League school”.
There are now about 30,000 students enrolled from the counties of Missouri and other States and more than 100 other countries. The University offers more than 270 programs of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees through more than 20 schools and colleges. It is one of only six public universities in the United States that offer medicine, veterinary medicine, and law education on a campus. The University is also well known for its agriculture, life sciences and journalism programs.
Project introduction
SLUAF IET and MU Econ wish to establish a “3+2” Collaborative Academic Program (CAP). Specifically, after successfully completing the first three-year undergraduate curriculum in SLUAF IET, qualified students will be admitted to MU Econ (subject to all applicable MU policies of admission, procedures and standards) for two-year training of required courses, and obtain a bachelor’s degree of SLU and a master’s degree of MU.
School | Short-Term Project | Program |
University of Missouri-Columbia, Economics Department
| Student Academic Summer Camp | Two-Week Global Business Training Program |
Long-Term Project | Program | |
3+2 Collaborative Academic Program (CAP) | First three-year undergraduate courses at SLU and two-year required training at MU Econ for a bachelor’s degree of SLU and a master’s degree of economics of MU Econ |
