Yes Short-term or long-term depends on what major you study. Shanghai University has established cooperative relations with many universities in the United States, Britain and Japan, and sent overseas students to each other. As long as the two sides sign an agreement, tuition is free, as long as the living expenses of the country are piled up. In addition, Shangda also reimburses round-trip air tickets for overseas students. Take foreign schools as an example. We have cooperated with a British university and the University of Kentucky in the United States. International students can study in these schools as exchange students. In addition, there are short-term study tours every year in the form of a combination of study and tourism. For example, all undergraduates can apply for the summer internship programs of Shanghai University and Disney University. There is also a cooperation project with a university in Osaka, Japan. These are all tuition-free, and air tickets are reimbursed at the university. My roommate is a Japanese major. 20 13 around March, she went to Japan for an exchange, and some students went to English for an exchange in the summer vacation.