Beacon Education Partners with Belhaven University to Launch Graduate AI Programs in China
Beacon Education has partnered with Belhaven University to offer new online graduate programs tailored for Chinese working professionals, announced in a press release. The collaboration begins with the launch of a Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence and a Master of Health Administration.
Belhaven University will expand its portfolio to include additional degrees in business, education, computing, and psychology. The programs are designed to meet the needs of adult learners in China and will be supported by Beacon’s localized recruitment, instruction, translation, and retention services.
According to the announcement, Belhaven brings extensive experience in the Chinese education market, while Beacon provides a technology and service platform that supports partnerships with more than 20 universities and over 40 programs across the country.
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