The International Educational Exchange Center is responsible for international exchange and cooperation, and other aspects of foreign affairs. With an environment of "peace and development" over the years, the university is committed to reform, expansion, cooperation, development, and actively making friends. Our Center has been trusted by and received favorable comments from foreigners. We are experienced in the education of international students and placement of foreign teachers. The university has trained more than 500 short- and long-term students from 20 countries and regions since 1983. In addition, we have placed more than 30 foreign teachers at our university. This cooperation has increased the popularity of our university over time.
   International student education has become an indispensable and important aspect of our university. We work with the Chinese Language Teaching Division within the International Educational Exchange Center. The university provides professional and part-time teachers who have a wealth of experience teaching and knowledge of foreign affairs policy. The university offers small group classes and flexible teaching styles for students with varying interests: culture, language, research and so on. We strive to meet the needs of all kinds of students interested in language training. The university also offers Chinese language undergraduate courses for foreign students. The school provides a dormitory for international students with friendly service and a secure environment for daily living.
   The university actively promotes exchange and cooperation with foreign universities in order to follow the trend of internationalizing university education. We also are committed to the foreign affairs policy of welcoming foreigners and promoting travel and study abroad. We have established the “One Plus One” master training program with the German Technical University in Dresden (entailing one year of study at our university and one year study abroad in Germany) and the “Two Plus Two” undergraduate training program with the Europe-Asia Management Institute of France (entailing two years of study at our university and two years study abroad in France). We also have established the “NanZan Asian Action Plan” (NAP) with the NanZan University in Japan. The university also cooperates with North American universities to hold “One to One” student summer camp activities (in which North American students are paired with Chinese students for the summer). These programs not only provide the students with a good basis for study abroad, but also enhance the friendship and understanding between Chinese and foreign university students.
   In the employment of foreign teachers, the university receives government assistance and subsidies from overseas educational organizations as well as supports teachers with university funds. The university actively expands the number of foreign teachers each year. At the beginning, there were only three foreign teachers. Now there are seven foreign teachers at our university. This increase supports foreign language training at our university.
   Faced with the new style of international education, we will continue to blaze new trails to strengthen cooperation with foreign universities and educational organizations, to expand the number of international students, to improve teaching quality, to increase work efficiency, and to offer foreign teachers positions. Overall, our goal is to enhance the internationalization and development of education.