What qualifications does the Australian Immigration Bureau recognize in China?

All primary schools, junior high schools, senior high schools and universities in China can be recognized by the Ministry of Education of China. Then, it can also be recognized by universities and immigration offices in Australia and New Zealand.

From the perspective of studying abroad, that is, school application, China's self-taught diploma and adult education are recognized. Of course, some self-study exams or adult education in China only have diplomas and no degree certificates. Without a degree certificate, it is impossible to apply for a master's degree in a better Australian or New Zealand school, including PGD, which is a postgraduate diploma;

There will also be some good schools, such as five-star universities in Australia and eight universities in New Zealand, which can't even enroll in GD courses (we call it graduate bridge courses).

Extended information: After 1980 (excluding teachers' college), a three-year full-time diploma issued by China can be directly recognized as equivalent to an Australian two-year college diploma, that is, a RATE ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA.

The professional certificate issued by China after the three-year full-time staff university (admitted through the national college entrance examination) 1984 is directly recognized in Australia as the same as the Australian two-year college diploma, that is, the RATE ASSOCIATE diploma.

After 1988, the three-year full-time (non-professional, medical) or four-year full-time (professional, medical) diploma issued by China is recognized in Australia as equivalent to the two-year Australian diploma, that is, the RATE ASSOCIATE diploma.

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