Your degree, delivered in China.
The barrier is regulatory, not academic.
Delivering your degree in China means satisfying China’s Ministry of Education: a partner university vetted against its own approval record, a curriculum mapped to two sets of requirements, a faculty commitment that meets the Four One-Thirds Rule, and an application filed in Chinese — first with the provincial department, then the Ministry. Envoy does that work.
Start with a conversation
Forty-five minutes on which of your programmes are being approved right now, what the regulator would ask of your faculty, and whether a credible partner exists for your discipline. No fee, no obligation.