What the Sichuan University Website Covers on Cooperation and Graduate Employment

The official Sichuan University site (scu.edu.cn) gives you two separate tracks: a 交流合作 (Cooperation & Exchange) section covering domestic and international partnerships, and an 招生就业 (Admissions & Employment) section that links out to a dedicated graduate employment site. Use the first if you are a student or researcher looking for exchange, joint programs, or institutional partners; use the second if you are a graduating student or alumnus hunting for the job-services portal. Both are reachable from the main navigation menu that repeats across the homepage.

Where the two sections sit in the navigation

The site's top-level menu lists the following headings, and the two relevant ones appear in this order:

The menu is duplicated in the page body, so you can reach the same links from either the header or the expanded list further down. There is no separate "employment" heading — job services are filed under admissions and employment together.

What the cooperation pages tell you

交流合作概况 (Cooperation overview)

This is the entry page that summarizes the university's partnership activity. Start here to understand the scope before drilling into domestic versus international.

国内合作 (Domestic cooperation)

Covers partnerships within China — institutional and regional collaboration. Useful if you are looking for whether the university has ties to a particular domestic organization or region.

国际及港澳台合作 (International and Hong Kong/Macau/Taiwan cooperation)

The page for overseas and regional partnerships. This is the section to check for exchange agreements and international academic links. Note that the site labels this category explicitly as covering Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan alongside international cooperation, so regional programs are grouped here rather than under domestic cooperation.

The excerpt does not list individual partner institutions, program names, or application procedures for exchanges. Treat these pages as an overview and directory layer; specific program details would need to be confirmed through the relevant college or office.

What the employment pages give you

毕业生就业网 (Graduate employment website)

This is the key link for job seekers. It is listed as a sub-item under 招生就业 and points to a separate employment service site rather than hosting job listings on the main university page. Students and alumni should go here for employment services, rather than expecting job postings inside the main scu.edu.cn navigation.

招生就业概况 (Admissions and employment overview)

A summary page that frames both admissions and employment together. Read it first if you want the university's own description of how it supports graduates before jumping to the employment site.

Related admissions links

The same menu block includes 本科招生网 (undergraduate admissions), 研究生招生信息在线 (graduate admissions), 来华留学生招生信息 (international student admissions), 继续教育招生 (continuing education admissions), 出国留学预备教育招生 (study-abroad preparatory admissions), and 外语培训与考试 (foreign language training and exams). These matter to employment in a practical way: prospective students choosing a program, and current students planning further study, will use them alongside the employment link.

How the two sections connect to student and alumni needs

• Current students planning an exchange should begin at 交流合作 → 国际及港澳台合作 for outbound and regional programs, and 国内合作 for domestic options.
• Graduating students and alumni should go straight to 招生就业 → 毕业生就业网; the overview page provides context but the employment site is where services live.
• Prospective students weighing a program can cross-read 招生就业概况 with the admissions sub-sites, then check 交流合作 to see whether the university's partnership profile matches their goals.
• Researchers and faculty looking for institutional partners will find the cooperation overview and the domestic/international split more useful than the employment links.

Practical caveats

The navigation confirms these pages exist and what each is labeled, but the excerpt does not include their contents — no partner lists, no employment statistics, no application deadlines. If you need a specific exchange agreement or a job-fair schedule, follow the link from the menu and verify on the destination page. Also note the site is presented with an English toggle (EN) in the header, so an English-language view of these sections may be available, though the menu labels shown here are in Chinese.