International Study Week Well-prepared for international mobility in the Post-epidemic Era

The Covid-19 epidemic has affected global mobile communication. For making FCU students continue to have the willingness to study abroad, the Office of International Affairs extended the "Soaring Miles Project" last semester and held [International Studies at noon for four consecutive days from May 25 to 28, 2021 Week] The online live event consists of four events: "International Study Courses", "Experience Sharing Session for Study Abroad", "Explanation Meeting for Overseas Study Application" and "Ministry of Education Xuehai Scholarship Application Explaining Meeting", with a total of 204 person-times Watch online through Teams.

Lai Wenxiang, the Director of OIA, gave an online speech for encouragement during the [International Study Week] event.

Lai Wenxiang, the Director of OIA, said that although the epidemic has caused a lot of inconveniences, the Office of International Affairs continues to cultivate the abilities that students should have for studying abroad, especially focusing on cultivating international outlook and improving foreign language skills, and encourages students to During the semester, make use of the relevant international study courses offered by the school to plan ahead and prepare for the professional ability to go abroad.

Student Yiying Deng from the Master's Program, Graduate Institute of Public Policy shared his experience of studying foreign languages ​​at Yamaguchi University in Japan and working part-time in Japan.

The overseas training experience sharing session invited two students to share their overseas research life, namely Deng Yiying from the Public Innovation Institute of Yamaguchi University in Japan, and Lin Jiaru from the Marketing Department of Beijing Normal University in China. During the study period of the two students, it also happened to be a severe period of the epidemic. In addition to sharing how to overcome difficulties and complete their studies, the epidemic prevention measures of schools in various countries, humanities and customs, and the courage to talk with students from different regions to improve their foreign language skills, the most important thing is The two students both found the direction of their future efforts during the exchange period.

Lin Jiaru from the Department of Marketing explained the epidemic prevention measures of sister schools and shared how to find his future direction during the exchange.