Capton University (CBU), Canada

Capton University, formerly known as Cape Town University, is a public university in Canada. The University of the Cape was founded in 1953 as a comprehensive university. The school's teaching model is the first in Canada, integrating literature, science and engineering, technology and trade. The University of the British Isles ranked 18th in Canada's basic university rankings selected by Maclean's Magazine, Canada's authoritative university ranking in 2015, and the Global University Network (4ICU) national university ranking ranked 78th in Canada.

Capton University is located in Nova Scotia, southeastern Canada. The province has beautiful scenery and is a world-famous tourist attraction. The local culture is rich and transportation is convenient, with the inland airport just minutes away from UCCB.

Capton University (CBU) always adheres to small class teaching, with the number of students in each class controlled at about 15-20. Professors are familiar with and understand each student's learning situation, and fully communicate and communicate with each student. Interaction, especially giving more attention and guidance to international students. During the study period, Cape Town University arranges on-campus research opportunities for students in multiple disciplines and provides students with internship opportunities. The course arrangement combines academic research with practice. In their spare time, the school recommends students to participate in job opportunities set up on campus, so that students can gain work experience while also receiving a certain amount of remuneration. Six months after arriving at the school, the international student director will help the students apply for an off-campus work visa and recommend more internship opportunities in society.

Capton University (CBU) also provides a credit transfer policy (transferring to undergraduate majors) for students studying undergraduate and junior college in China. Students can submit their school transcripts and records of courses they have taken. Course Description: The CBU Admissions Office will determine the number of transferable credits based on the courses students have taken at domestic universities or colleges. Every year, Cape Town (CBU) University arranges for school leaders to come to China through the CBU Beijing Alumni Association to communicate with students’ parents so that parents can understand their children’s study and life at school. At present, most of the school's graduates are successfully employed in major cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. Graduates who choose to return to China have also found suitable jobs in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Qingdao.