Seeking to reduce the exclusion, India has easeed women's access to higher education by introducing gratuity for certain levels. China's government is introducing social and political reforms throughout the country by developing science and education. For this, educational reforms seek to increase students' direct involvement in the task of shaping and developing society. China is working so that it is sure that in the next century it will have a highly developed high quality education system. The education policy aims to promote the integration of young people into the world of work, and emphasize their importance.
Academic interchange constitutes a major issue too.
It is necessary to expand the access to higher education. Persons with physical impairments, for instance, should not be excluded. It is also required to correct the current financing pattern, so that the cost of the study should be fairly shared between the student and the public sector. Finally, the state has established a system of loans for students to make possible that gifted and motivated students with modest economic means can afford a higher education. Luxembourg is a privileged country with its three spoken languages that have to be taught to the students.