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Delegation of FedUni Visited HEBUST for Further Cooperation

Date:2016-11-10
On the morning of November 10, Prof. Todd Walker, Vice President of Foreign Affairs of FedUni(Federation University Australia), Prof. Andy Smith, Vice President of Academic Affairs of FedUni, and Ms. Maggie Shi, official of FedUni China office paid a goodwill visit to our university. President Sun Hexu and Vice President Zhao Jiang met with foreign guests.
 
President Sun Hexu first welcomed Prof. Todd Walker and other members of the delegation. He highly appraised the achievements of the "4 + 0" cooperative education program in environmental sciences, and congratulated the two sides on the agreement to hold the "Hebei University of Science and Technology - Federation University Australia International Institute" after more than two years of consultation. Sun Hexu said that the two sides will strengthen cooperation on faculty exchanging and discipline construction for further development. After the signing of the cooperation agreement, our university will apply for the declaration actively in order to make our cooperative education institutions approved as soon as possible.
 
Vice President Zhao Jiang recalled the history of friendly cooperation between the two universities. He hoped the two teachers and students to strengthen exchanges and cooperation for high-quality development and set an example in Hebei.
 
Todd Walker expressed his great pleasure to come to HEBUST again and felt honored to cooperate with an excellent university. Our two universities have stepped into a new stage of cooperating by signing the agreement.
 
Finally, President Sun Hexu and Vice President Todd Walker signed a joint agreement on the establishment of the "Hebei University of Science and Technology - Federation University Australia International Institute", which entered the declaration stage officially.
 
Relevant responsible members of Party and Government Office, Foreign Affairs Office, School of Information and School of Economics attended the talks.