Reported by: WANG Yin
Photographed by: WANG Yin
Translated by: JIA Yingxue
Edited by: Jonathan Wylie
From September 22th to 30th, Vice President REN Nanqi and his delegation visited the University of Warwick, Queen’s University Belfast, the University of East Anglia and University College Dublin. The delegation members included related officials and teachersfrom the International Office, the Undergraduate College, the School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, and the School of Computer Science and Technology.
During the visit, the delegation discussed student exchanges, teacher exchanges and cooperation in scientific research with the school officials of different universities. The delegation signed undergraduate students exchange agreements and joint training agreementsof undergraduate students and graduate students with the University of Warwick and updated the joint training agreement for undergraduate students and graduate students, andthe undergraduate students exchange agreement with Queen’s University Belfast.
The main purpose of the visit was to expand HIT’s relationship with British partners. The British universities expressed their support of collaboration with HIT, and expressed hope to further strengthen substantive exchanges. They plan to visit HIT next semester to learn more about HIT’s teaching and research strengths. University College Dublin has visited HIT several times since the establishment of a cooperative relationship with HIT in 2009. The visit enhanced the friendly relations between the two universities and laid a good foundation for the latter joint training program of students.
Group photo of HIT officials and the University of Warwick officials
Vice President REN Nanqi signing an agreement with Queen’s University Belfast Vice President
Vice President REN Nanqi meeting with the President of the University of East Anglia
Vice President REN Nanqi signing an agreement with the President of University College Dublin
