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2023/3/16
Nanhua University Signing of Memorandum of Understanding with 9 provinces of Mongolia and Global Leadership University Cultural Exchange and Cultivation of Talent
As a result of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic over three years ago, academic exchanges among universities worldwide have been seriously affected. With the pandemic receding and countries opening up, academic exchanges among universities have started to return to pre-pandemic levels. International exchange has always been an important aspect of student life at Nanhua University. Since the end of 2022, several international scholars from Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam have visited the campus, which provided the ideal opportunity to introduce prospective international students to Nanhua University. A total of 20 officials from Mongolia, which included Erdenee Enkhbat, who is the chairperson of the Representative Council from Bayankhongor Province, government officials from nine provinces, as well as the managing director of Global Leadership University landed in Taiwan on March 12 and visited Nanhua University on March 15-16 for academic exchange in which an MOU was signed for further collaboration. The academic exchange was attended by Vice President Chin-Hsung Kao, Vice President Chen-Chang Lin, Sheng-Ping Hu (University Secretary), Chun-Chun Lin (Dean of the Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs), Wan-Yi Wu (Dean of the College of Management), and the department chairs of academic departments. The MOU signed between the three representatives will strengthen international exchanges between government, academia, and industry. The defining characteristics of the University, the diverse and rich learning environment of the campus, and the cutting-edge facilities available for students left a lasting impression with the Mongolian officials. A tour to the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum was also organized for the visitors, which was an awe-inspiring experience that gave them a better insight into the wisdom and benevolence of the Buddha.
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