International Exchange and Cooperation

　　The School has been trying to fully mobilize existing internationalized educational resources, cooperate with overseas institutions and bring about the four-level linkage effect of personal endeavors with faculty support, school promotion and state funding, as well as actively exploring more high-quality cooperation channels. Furthermore, we promote the development of new institutional partnerships, overall high-level research and teaching cooperation projects, which can provide a good means for the selection of outstanding undergraduates to participate in international exchanges. 

　　Since 1999, school has actively promoted the development of international student exchange programs, aiming to provide students with a learning platform for exploring international horizons and increasing international experience. After 19 years of development, more than 30 international exchange cooperation institutions have been established in 15 countries and regions including; the United States, Britain, Canada, Italy, South Korea, France, Spain, Sweden, Japan, China (Taiwan), Hong Kong, and Australia. International student exchange programs are an important part of the college’s internationalization strategy. Each year, about 20-30 students exchange places, accounting for about 13% of the total number of students. By the end of March 2018, more than 252 students had exchanged programs to more than 30 colleges and universities of the world for studies.