On the morning of April 22, Vice President of Inti International University Malaysia Wu Kangð «, Assistant Director of Center for International Relations and Cooperation Chen Siying and their delegation paid an exchange visit to our university Mr. Xiao Yihu, vice president of the School, and Mr. Fan An, head of the School of International Education, attended the symposium. The meeting was chaired by Fan An.
Xiao Yihu, on behalf of the school, welcomed the guests of Inti International University Malaysia and introduced the school's history, development status and characteristic specialties. He pointed out that the university attaches great importance to the cooperation with InTI International University, and the visit of the vice president and his delegation will strongly promote the development and implementation of the cooperation project between the two universities, hoping that the two sides can deepen cooperation in the future, and jointly promote the two universities to carry out extensive and in-depth exchanges and cooperation in student training, scientific research and other aspects.
Wu Kangd « expressed his warm reception to our school He gave a detailed introduction to InTI International University from the aspects of school history, school philosophy, school culture and curriculum. He stressed that he hoped that with the joint efforts of the two universities, they would continue to provide high-quality educational resources and development platforms for teachers and students of both sides, and make positive contributions to strengthening the exchanges between China and Malaysia in the fields of education and culture.
During the meeting, the two sides conducted in-depth discussions on the enrollment of cooperative school programs, the formulation of talent training programs, and the provision of teachers, and signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation between the two schools.
In the next step, our university will strengthen cooperation with Inti International University Malaysia in co-hosting summer camps, setting up short-term training courses, and carrying out 1+3 and 2+2 joint training projects.
