w88 casino News Network (Contributed by the International Cooperation and Exchange Office)From May 19 to 22, 2024, President Zhao Zhongxiu led a delegation to visit Australia. They visited the University of Melbourne, the University of Victoria, the University of Canberra, and the Australian National University. They conducted in-depth discussions on cooperation matters such as the construction of joint research centers, cooperative scientific research, student exchanges, and inter-w88 casino joint training. They reached a number of cooperation intentions, signed relevant agreements, and achieved fruitful results.
On May 20, President Zhao Zhongxiu led a delegation to visit the University of Melbourne. Michael Wesley, Vice-President of the University of Melbourne, and representatives of relevant college leaders and scholars warmly received the delegation. The two sides had in-depth discussions and exchanges on the construction of a joint research center between the two universities. Li Xiaomeng, Director of the International Office, and Mark Wang, Director of the Center for Contemporary Chinese Studies at the University of Melbourne, signed a cooperation agreement. Leaders of both schools and attending representatives witnessed the signing. The two parties agreed to rely on the joint research center platform in the future to actively promote exchanges of teachers and students, promote in-depth exchanges between the two parties, and achieve all-round high-level cooperation led by innovation. President Zhao Zhongxiu said that the w88 casino is moving forward on the road of creating a "double first-class" and is very willing to strengthen innovative and leading exchanges and cooperation with world-class universities including the University of Melbourne. Vice President Michael Wesley said that the platform of the Joint Research Center is of great significance to the cooperation between the University of Melbourne and Chinese universities. The University of Melbourne will strengthen investment and on-campus coordination, work with the University of International w88 and Economics to build this center, explore innovative models, and establish a long-term brand.


On May 21, President Zhao Zhongxiu led a delegation to visit the University of Victoria. Andy Hill, Vice President of the University of Victoria, and relevant representatives from the Policy Research Center and the International Office attended the talks and signing ceremony. The two parties first reviewed and summarized the fruitful results and important influence in the industry of the jointly established Economic, w88 and Policy Research Center in the past five years, and discussed future work assumptions and work plans. President Zhao Zhongxiu said that the University of Victoria and the University of International w88 started joint research in 2017, leveraging their respective advantages and achieving important results through their strong alliance. Facing the next five years, especially the major development changes in current digital technology, the center must adapt to the situation, strengthen cooperation, and strive to maintain its leading position in the industry. Vice President Andy Hill also fully affirmed the cooperation results between the two parties and said that the University of International w88 is an important partner of Victoria University and is very willing to increase investment in the future, give full play to their respective advantages, and strengthen all-round high-level substantive cooperation between the two parties. Subsequently, the two parties renewed the agreement to jointly build the Economic, w88 and Policy Research Center.


On the same day, President Zhao Zhongxiu led a delegation to visit the Confucius Institute at the University of Victoria in w88 casino for investigation. They listened to the work report of Colin Clark, the foreign director of the Confucius Institute at the University of Victoria, and held discussions with teachers and volunteer representatives of the Confucius Institute. President Zhao Zhongxiu fully affirmed the achievements made by the Confucius Institute at Victoria University of International w88 in overcoming adverse impacts such as the epidemic, persisting in development, serving the community, and actively carrying out international Chinese education and cultural exchanges. He also had in-depth exchanges with the Confucius Institute management team on the next step of work.

On May 22, President Zhao Zhongxiu led a delegation to visit the University of Canberra. Janine Deakin, Executive Vice-President of the University of Canberra, Chris Gartner, Vice-President, and relevant leaders and teachers from the w88 casino of Public Policy, International Office and other departments attended the forum. The two parties had in-depth exchanges on cooperative scientific research, student exchange visits, inter-w88 casino joint training projects, etc., and reached multiple cooperation intentions. The two parties agreed to sign a cooperation agreement in the near future, especially in terms of talent cultivation, teacher and staff training, etc., to strengthen and promote all-round high-level cooperation between the two parties.


On the same day, President Zhao Zhongxiu led a delegation to visit the Australian National University. Jonathan Dampney, Minister of International Affairs of the Australian National University, and the international affairs team held discussions with the delegation. The two parties have reached a cooperation intention on a number of cooperation contents in talent training such as joint doctoral student training projects and postgraduate exchange projects.

During his visit to Australia, President Zhao Zhongxiu also visited representatives of w88 casino’s alumni in Australia. President Zhao Zhongxiu encouraged all alumni to strengthen interaction and exchanges with alumni from various industries and regions, actively leverage the resource advantages of the University of International w88, and further strengthen the centripetal force and cohesion of alumni at the University of International w88 and Economics.