SCU Delegates Visit CWU

Guo Shouwang, director of the International Affairs Office of Shih Chien University (SCU) and Liu Weiyan, director of SCU's Cross-Straits Exchanges Office, visited China Women's University (CWU) on March 9, where they attended a seminar.

CWU Vice-President Liu Meng received the visitors and presided over the seminar. Directors from CWU's Arts School, Teaching Affairs Office, Graduate Office and International Cooperation Department participated in the event.

Liu warmly welcomed the delegation and introduced the history, management characteristics, curriculum arrangement and enrollment plan of the university. Liu also outlined the university's efforts and achievements in talent cultivation, international cooperation and social services.

Guo shared SCU's successful experiences in school management, talent cultivation and teacher training, and hoped to establish a cooperative relationship with CWU as soon as possible.

The two sides also exchanged opinions on teacher and student exchange schemes and academic cooperation. After the meeting, the delegates visited CWU's Arts School and communicated with the students.

SCU was founded in 1958 by Mr. Tung-Min Shieh. Over the years, the institution evolved from a junior college to a bachelor's degree granting institution. Today, the University is made up of the College of Human Ecology, the College of Design and the College of Management.

The University has 700 faculty and approximately 15,000 students majoring in Social Work, Family Studies and Child development, Business Administration, Finance of Banking and International Business.

(Source: China Women's University/Translated and edited by Gender Study Network)