The attending faculty had a minimum of a Master's degree. All six departments award Undergraduate, Masters, and a few Ph.D. degrees. The education system is such that students who complete their course work must pass a uniform national examination. The admission to the University is based upon a national comprehensive examination. Students identify five institutions they would like to attend.
Universities review student exam scores and desires to make their selections.
Acceptance to Universities is highly competitive and selective which assumes a high rate of success. Approximately one-third of the incoming students are women as is half of the faculty in the Construction program. Historically, education has been state supported but has changed to a tuition-based system of 2,600 R.M.B. per year. Our host identified a lack of student exchange programs with foreign Universities and a strong desire for their development. Upon graduation, students freely seek professional employment and are aided by companies conducting on-campus recruitment.