Beijing Institute of Technology Delegation Visits Our College for Exchange

On March 17, a delegation led by Gao Shan, Director of the International Students Center of Beijing Institute of Technology, visited our college for an exchange meeting. Xu Feng, Secretary of the Party Branch, Zhu Ji, Vice Dean, and staff from relevant departments attended the meeting.

Xu Feng welcomed the delegation and gave an overview of our college’s work in international student education. He introduced the university’s history, educational approach, platform development, and cooperation with industry, as well as its efforts in supporting national development. He noted that this year marks the start of the new “15th Five-Year Plan” period and expressed hope that both sides will further strengthen cooperation in student training, program development, and university-enterprise collaboration.

Gao Shan spoke highly of our achievements in international student education and introduced the work of Beijing Institute of Technology, including its organizational structure, enrollment, curriculum development, and cooperation with industry. She expressed the hope that the two sides will continue to learn from each other, strengthen communication, and work together to promote the steady development of international student education.

After the meeting, Gao Shan and her delegation visited the international student classrooms, study areas, exhibition hall, and the immigration service station on campus. They observed the learning and living environment of international students, as well as the facilities and support services in place. The delegation spoke highly of the university’s facilities for international education and its attentive support services.

This exchange meeting helped build a platform for mutual learning in international education between the two universities and clarified directions for future cooperation. Going forward, both sides will focus on the goals of the “15th Five-Year Plan” and carry out practical cooperation in areas such as short-term international exchange programs and industry–academia–research collaboration. Together, they aim to build a more influential brand in international student education in China and contribute to the further opening-up of education.