School of Arts and Communication Organized a Presentation Meeting on International Exchange Programs for College Students

In order to build a platform for students from the School of Arts and Communication to study abroad and learn the latest information of universities in the world, the International Education College came to our School to hold a presentation meeting on international exchange programs for college students on the afternoon of May 12. Ms. Zhao Anqi and Ms. Li Yali from International Education College delivered the theme presentations. Guo Xiurong, Secretary of the Party Committee of School of Arts and Communication, Yuan Yue, Deputy Dean for Foreign Affairs, and students of all grades attended the presentation, which was hosted by Deputy Dean Yuan Yue.

       At the presentation, Ms. Zhao Anqi introduced the basic information of the International Education College, overseas exchange study programs, shared relevant cases, and also gave advice on how students can make good use of international exchange study opportunities. Next, Ms. Li Yali introduced the application process, precautions, and cases of international exchange programs. Ms. Li pointed out that participating in international exchange programs can not only improve academic performance, but also help students broaden their horizons and plan their lives well.

        Through this presentation, students learned about the exchange programs of many foreign universities and the corresponding policy requirements, so that students who have the intention to study abroad and exchange can make targeted preparations, enhance their future development potential, and add new momentum to the international exchange development of the School.

       Finally, Deputy Dean Yuan Yue fully affirmed the positive role and significance of international exchange programs for students to develop their international vision, improve their understanding and comprehensive use of foreign languages, and enhance their ability to participate in international competition, and encouraged students to make full use of international exchange opportunities in their academic planning, to prepare well in advance, and to improve their overall personal qualities and competitiveness.