On October 30, a delegation led by Caroline Chauvire, Campus Dean of the Dublin Campus of EM Normandie Business School, visited the School of Economics and Management for an exchange meeting. Wei Gu, Dean of the School, attended the event.
Caroline Chauvire noted that the purpose of this visit to the School of Economics and Management at the University of Science and Technology Beijing was to explore in-depth cooperation with the School and to position USTB as an important hub and base for EM Normandie Business School’s international collaboration in China.
EQUIS, AACSB, and AMBA, is one of the world’s leading business schools. She emphasized that the delegation’s visit not only strongly supports the School’s Double First-Class development, but also represents full recognition of the School’s work in international cooperation and exchange. She added that the School warmly welcomes new international partners and looks forward to working together to further advance global educational collaboration.
Both sides expressed the hope that the two schools would engage in in-depth cooperation in areas such as joint training programs, faculty and student exchange, and Chinese-foreign cooperative education, so as to jointly cultivate high-quality talent in economics and management with a global perspective.
This year, designated as the University’s “Year of Internationalization,” the School has actively responded to the University’s global education initiative by advancing its own internationalization strategy. Looking ahead, the School will continue to expand its international cooperation network, explore diversified models of global education, create more opportunities for international exchange for faculty and students, and contribute to the development of global education.
