Southwest University delegation visits British universities to promote international education cooperation and youth exchanges

China News Service, London, October 1 (Ouyang Kaiyu, Lu Yinghe) A delegation from Southwest University recently went to London, Cambridge, Oxford and other places in the UK to visit a number of universities and educational institutions. Focusing on cooperative education, transnational teaching projects and two-way student exchanges, the Southwest University team connected students with international education resources and explored cooperation space for overseas talents to return home for development.

During the visit, the Southwest University delegation visited the Greenwich headquarters of Oxford International Education Group, Roehampton University, London City University, University College London School of Education and other institutions, and exchanged views with heads of institutions and experts on international cooperation in continuing education, academic exchanges, and joint project research and development. The Southwest University delegation also went to Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, Oxford Brookes University and the Oxford Campus of Oxford International Education Group for negotiations, and exchanged views with Chinese students studying at Cambridge universities and talents in the high-tech field to discuss matters related to scientific research cooperation and talent introduction.

在伦敦，代表团参加海外青少年来华文化体验项目研讨会。 Cheng Long, Dean of the School of Continuing Education of Southwest University, Li Wei, Executive Dean of the School of Education, University College London, and other representatives had in-depth exchanges on the content design, teaching arrangements and cooperation methods of the study and cultural experience project in China.

Representatives from educational institutions, academic circles, and overseas Chinese at the meeting combined practical suggestions to explore the integration of language learning, cultural experience, and on-site visits to create more opportunities for overseas teenagers to understand China. Participants pointed out that youth exchanges are a long-term task to promote people-to-people exchanges. This discussion sorted out project ideas, built two-way channels for all parties to leverage their resource advantages, and accumulated experience for youth people-to-people exchanges. (over)