Vice-President of the University of Dublin, Trinity College Visited USTB

 

Vice-President of the University of Dublin, Trinity College Visited USTB

 

The color green is commonly associated with growth; it is also often represented as the color of the Irish. Both interpretations were appropriate for March at USTB as the second Irish delegation arrived at the university within the month, with the intentions of growing relationships and spreading the seeds of knowledge.

On March 28^th,  Prof. Jane Ohlmeyer, Vice-President of the University of Dublin, Trinity College visited USTB and was greeted by Prof. Zhang Yue, Vice-President of USTB and Prof. Wang Ge, Director of the International Office.

Prof. Zhang extended his warmest welcome to Prof. Ohlmeyer, and the two parties exchanged ideas over research and education, disciplinary construction and international exchange programs. The delegations reached a consensus over scientific research cooperation and agreed on further academic exchange programs for professors and students, all of which will be formalized in a cooperation agreement this September.

 

Introduction of TCD  

The University of Dublin, Trinity College, founded in 1592, is the oldest college in Ireland. It is located at the centre of Dublin with an area of 160,000 square meters. Being a world acknowledged educational center for over 400 years, TCD has its long-standing academic tradition and stands out among many other schools in studies of art, science and medicine, even comparable to Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard and Yale. The graduates of TCD are well received by European and Australian HR marketing, and its professors are experts in various fields, some of which are renowned scholars and Nobel Laureates. The College takes a leading role in scientific research, innovation and exploration into new academic realms. The six schools in TCD are, respectively, the School of Engineering, School of Business, School of Human Sciences, School of Natural Sciences, School of Language, Literature and Cultural Studies and School of Nursing and Midwifery, each department of which offers comprehensive courses to 11,000 undergraduates and 4,000 postgraduates and PhD students. 

 

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