Recently, our university was invited to pay a friendly visit to Mila University and University of Cyberjaya in Malaysia to further deepen international cooperation and write a new chapter in education.
Our delegation visited the campus facilities, teaching laboratories, research centers and student activity venues of Mila University. The university’s modern hardware, strong academic atmosphere and investment in teaching and research left a deep impression on us. Our university highly commended Mila University’s achievements in discipline development, talent cultivation and international education, noting that its advanced philosophy and practical experience are worth learning. The two universities held a symposium. Both sides introduced their educational history, disciplinary characteristics, faculty strength and current status of international cooperation, and held a lively discussion on future cooperation directions. After in-depth communication, they reached cooperation intentions in multiple fields including faculty and student exchange visits, and academic advancement for students and teachers.Present at the symposium were Dr. Yang Juanjuan, Vice President of Mila University; Ms. Chen Meihua, Head of Product R&D at the China Center; Ms. Zhang Ge, Deputy Director of Administrative Affairs; and Ms. Chen Shijin, Deputy Manager of Overseas Admission at the China Center. Later, our delegation visited University of Cyberjaya in Malaysia. The two sides held in-depth discussions on international education exchange, academic cooperation and faculty development, reaching a series of important consensus that laid a solid foundation for future collaboration.
Upon arrival, our university leaders were warmly guided by the president and relevant officials of University of Cyberjaya on a campus tour. Its modern teaching buildings, advanced laboratory facilities, well-stocked library and vibrant student activity center were all impressive. The university’s beautiful campus, strong academic atmosphere and substantial investment in educational resources won high praise from our delegation.
At the symposium, both sides detailed their institutional history, disciplinary strengths, faculty resources and international cooperation. They had a lively discussion on faculty-student exchange, joint education and research cooperation, and reached multiple cooperation intentions on joint student training, faculty-student exchange, and academic advancement and training for teachers. The President of University of Cyberjaya expressed strong anticipation for establishing a long-term and stable cooperative relationship with our university, achieving mutual development through complementary strengths, and contributing to educational exchanges and cooperation between the two countries. Our university noted that this visit marked a promising start for bilateral cooperation, and would actively promote the implementation of cooperative projects to create more international learning and development opportunities for faculty and students.Present at the symposium were Mr. Sivabalan (International Student Recruitment Manager), Ms. Mathura Vinothini (Partner Center), Mr. Chew Zhi Hang (China Regional Director, International Student Recruitment), Mr. Keith Lee Kien Fook (Marketing and Sales Manager, Asia Metropolitan University), Dr. Malathi Alagu (Group Senior Director of Business Growth, SMRHR), Mr. George Wong (Director of Transnational Education, Global Education Alliance), and Mr. Syafiq Jalil (Business Development Manager, Global Executive Education). This visit to Mila University and University of Cyberjaya has not only built a new bridge for higher education exchanges between China and Malaysia, but also enabled both sides to reach consensus on talent cultivation, research collaboration and cultural mutual learning. With joint efforts, this cross-border friendship will continue to grow, and the two universities will jointly compose a splendid chapter of international cooperation in higher education.