Korean YoungSan UniversityDelegation Visits Our College
On June 11, Professor Choi Yu-jin, Head of the Admissions Team and Dean of the Graduate School of Oral Health and Welfare at YoungSan University in Korea, led a delegation to Jiangxi Fenglin College of Foreign Economy and Trade for an official visit. The delegation included Professor Lee Yeon-ki from the Department of Broadcast Media and Performing Arts, and Professor Eom Seong-hoon from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
Vice President Jiang Shiwen, along with Liu Chaowu, Head of the Foreign-Related Characteristic Education Leadership Group, and Zhang Jiangnan, Director of the Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, warmly received the visiting delegation and held a symposium for in-depth discussions.
At the symposium, Vice President Jiang Shiwen, on behalf of the college, extended a warm welcome to Professor Choi and her delegation and provided a brief overview of the college’s recent achievements in international education, Sino-foreign cooperation and exchanges, and talent cultivation. He expressed that the visit serves as a valuable opportunity to deepen bilateral collaboration and to create broader international platforms for student development and learning.
Professor Choi Yu-jin introduced the general profile of YoungSan University, with a particular focus on its advantageous disciplines, distinctive programs, and its international talent development model. She emphasized that YoungSan University places great importance on educational cooperation with Chinese institutions and looks forward to establishing closer ties with our college in areas such as joint student training, academic exchanges, and faculty visits, so as to jointly elevate international educational partnerships to a new level.
During the discussions, both sides engaged in productive dialogue on topics including top-up bachelor's degrees programs, student exchange initiatives, and pathways for overseas further studies. Vice President Jiang Shiwen exchanged views with the Korean side specifically on cooperation models for top-up degree programs, mechanisms for student exchanges, and support for students pursuing advanced studies in Korea, proposing constructive ideas for collaboration.
Liu Chaowu, drawing from his area of responsibility, offered suggestions on Party-building publicity and the development of international exchange branding in the subsequent cooperation. He stressed the importance of leveraging the college’s distinctive foreign-oriented strengths to ensure that collaborative projects develop healthily in terms of ideological guidance and cultural integration.
Mr. Liu also shared strategic thoughts on enrollment promotion, brand building, and student development for the articulation programs, in line with the college’s foreign-oriented development plan. He called for strengthened communication and coordination between the two institutions to enhance the social impact and appeal of cooperative programs, thereby providing students with more high-quality international educational resources.
This visit further enhanced mutual understanding and friendship between our college and YoungSan University, laying a solid foundation for deeper collaboration in Top-up bachelor’s degree programs, student exchanges, and other international education projects. Moving forward, both institutions will continue to strengthen communication and coordination, actively promote the implementation of various cooperation initiatives, and jointly cultivate high-caliber talents with a global perspective and cross-cultural communication skills.
